TOKYO SKYTREE, a symbol of the Japanese capital, Tokyo, is also one of the best spots to visit when in Tokyo.
At 634 m, SKYTREE is the world's tallest broadcasting tower.
Located at a height of 350 meters above the ground, the TOKYO SKYTREE Tembo Deck is surrounded on all sides by large glass plates over five meters tall for an open structure that allows visitors to enjoy a stunning 360-degree panoramic view to a distance of around 70 kilometers from the foot of the tower. A further 100 meters up at the TOKYO SKYTREE Tembo Galleria, at a height of 450 meters, a tubular glazed gallery extends where you can take a walk from floor 445 to the tower's top floor 450 while enjoying the sensation of walking midair.
Enjoy the spectacular view extending right under the glass floor or have a light meal or original sweets at the cafe. There is also a limited projection of impactful images, using the observation deck's window glass as an enormous screen.
Have a taste of "Tokyo Cuisine" that combines a variety of ingredients and seasonal vegetables gathered in the capital, Tokyo, amid breathtaking views.
There is a large-scale commercial complex at the foot of TOKYO SKYTREE with more than 300 shops and restaurants. TOKYO Solamachi is directly connected to TOKYO SKYTREE.
This is a new area that connects Asakusa with TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN.
Nakamise Street and the Kaminari-mon gate are symbols of the shitamachi where you can get a taste of good old Edo atmosphere.
The major role of TOKYO SKYTREE is the transmission of digital
terrestrial broadcasting. Digital terrestrial broadcasting has already been in use since December 2003
in the Kanto area, but due to the many tall buildings rising over 200m high in central Tokyo, it was
necessary to build a new tower higher than 600m for broadcasting transmission purposes.
TOKYO
SKYTREE is 634 meters high. 634 can be read as "musashi" in Japanese. This word is not only familiar to
all Japanese people but also reminds us of Musashi Province, the old name of a vast area that includes
parts of Tokyo, Saitama, and Kanagawa.
May 22, 2012
634m
About 48.4 million
1,325 days
Around 580,000
Approx. 36,000 tons
Monday to Saturday
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Last admission
9:00
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Sunday and holidays
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Last admission
9:00
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Open 365 days a year. Operating hours may change depending on the season.
TOKYO SKYTREE, SKYTREE and TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN are registered trademarks of TOBU RAILWAY CO., LTD. & TOBU TOWER SKYTREE CO., LTD.
TOKYO Solamachi and TOKYO mizumachi are registered trademarks of TOBU RAILWAY CO., LTD.
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