Tokyo SKYTREE
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Discover Tokyo from New Heights – Experience the Magic of SKYTREE!
Explore the iconic TOKYO SKYTREE, a gem of Japan's skyline in vibrant Shibuya. Enjoy exquisite dining, cozy cafés, and a cutting-edge 4D theater. TOKYO SKYTREE is more than a view—it's an unforgettable adventure!
HEIGHT
Tokyo Skytree is a neo-futuristic broadcasting and observation tower with a height of 634 meters (2,080 feet), making it the tallest structure in Japan. Its design transitions from a triangular base to a circular shape as it rises.
The number 634 is symbolic and can be read as “Musashi” in Japanese, referencing the historic Musashi Province.
TWO DECKS
Tokyo Skytree has two main observation areas: the Tembo Deck at 350 meters (1,148 feet) and the Tembo Galleria at 450 meters (1,476 feet). Each observation area spans three floors and offers different viewing perspectives.
The highest publicly accessible point is the Sorakara Point, located at the top of the Tembo Galleria at a height of 451.2 meters (1,480 feet).
TEMBO ELEVATOR (SHUTTLE)
Access to the Tembo Deck is via the Tembo Shuttle elevator, which reaches 350 meters in under one minute. The elevator operates at a speed of approximately 600 meters per minute.
The elevator includes seasonal interior designs and display panels that show the current elevation during the ascent.
TEMBO DECK 350m
The Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck is the lower of the two observation areas and is located across the 340th, 345th, and 350th floors. Visitors can view the city through large observation windows and glass floor sections. The deck also includes restaurants, cafés, souvenir shops, and a commemorative photo area.
Additional facilities include a currency exchange desk, ticket counters, mobile battery rental services, and luggage lockers.
The Tembo Deck is fully accessible and wheelchair-friendly, and is the highest observation area accessible by wheelchair.
Reservations can be made up to 30 days in advance.
TEMBO GALLERY 450m
The Tembo Galleria is Tokyo Skytree’s upper observation area and is located on the 445th and 450th floors. A gently sloped spiral walkway leads to the Sorakara Point, the highest observation point open to visitors, at a height of 451.2 meters. The area may also host scheduled exhibitions or events.
The Skytree Archives display videos and images documenting changes in Tokyo’s landscape, population, and culture over time. The observation area also includes high-definition digital telescopes that provide detailed views of the city below.
Important Notice to Visitors
TokyoViewDeck.com is an independent, privately operated ticket booking service for Tokyo SKYTREE. We are not affiliated with or managed by Tokyo SKYTREE’s official administration, TOBU TOWER SKYTREE Co., Ltd., or any other authorized ticket vendors. Our goal is to provide a convenient and transparent booking platform for Tokyo SKYTREE visitors. All prices listed include service fees and processing charges.
Our Pricing
| TEMBO DECK (350m) | TEMBO DECK & GALLERIA (350m & 450m) |
|---|---|
| Regular (adult ticket): USD 42 | Regular (adult ticket): USD 68 |
| Kids (6-11YO) ticket: USD 22.50 | Kids (6-11YO) ticket: USD 29 |
| Kids below 6YO visit Tokyo SKYTREE free of charge. | Kids below 6YO visit Tokyo SKYTREE free of charge. |
Alternative Booking Options
Tickets are also available for purchase directly from the official Tokyo SKYTREE website at tokyo-skytree.jp, where prices and availability may vary.
Tokyo SKYTREE at night
In the evening, Tokyo Skytree is illuminated with a series of lighting designs that change throughout the year. The standard illumination transitions between cool blue-white and warm golden tones, known as “Iki” and “Miyabi,” reflecting both modern Tokyo and its historical Edo-era heritage.
Iki (Sky Blue): The primary nighttime illumination, representing Tokyo’s contemporary character and Skytree’s role as a modern landmark.
Miyabi (Champagne Gold): A warm golden illumination that complements Iki and references the cultural aesthetics of the Edo period.
Sakura (Pink): A seasonal illumination displayed during cherry blossom season, typically from late March to early April.
Fuyu (Snow White): A winter-themed illumination inspired by snowy landscapes.
Natsu (Blue): A summer illumination associated with water and clear seasonal skies.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Is it possible to visit Tokyo SKYTREE without purchasing tickets in advance?
Yes, you can purchase tickets directly at the venue.
Can I purchase tickets on behalf of another person?
Yes, you can book up to 6 tickets in a single reservation, provided everyone visits Tokyo SKYTREE on the same date and at the same admission time.
What happens if I arrive late for my scheduled admission time at the Tembo Gallery? Can I still enter the Tower?
Unfortunately, late arrivals cannot use their tickets, and no refunds will be issued. However, you may still visit the Tembo Deck, the Tower’s lower observation deck.
Are both decks accessible to visitors with disabilities?
Access depends on the nature of the disability. Visitors with wheelchairs are welcome on the lower Tembo Deck only. Both the Tembo Deck and Tembo Gallery are accessible for some other disabilities. Please check accessibility details in advance.
If Tokyo SKYTREE closes due to bad weather, can I request a refund?
In cases of extreme weather, such as heavy winds or storms, you can request a partial refund of 40% of your ticket price.
Can I get a refund if my plans change and I can no longer visit Tokyo SKYTREE?
If you’re unable to visit at your reserved date and time, please contact us as soon as possible. A full refund is available if you reach out on the same day the tickets were purchased. You can contact us via the website’s contact form or by email at support@tokyoviewdeck.com.
