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Take in Panoramic Views from 634 Meters Up! This Tower is in a Commercial Complex with Entertainment Facilities.
Boasting a height of 634 meters, TOKYO SKYTREE is the world’s tallest free-standing tower which stands in the center of TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN surrounded by tourist facilities. The tower has two observation decks, Tembo Deck at a height of 350 meters and Tembo Galleria at 450 meters.
Within TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN are TOKYO Solamachi, where you can enjoy shopping and eating down on the tower; TOKYO SKYTREE EAST TOWER, an office building; KONICA MINOLTA PLANETARIUM “TENKU” in TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN(R) and SUMIDA AQUARIUM. In addition to domestic and international visitors, this leisure destination sees many locals on weekends.
Boasting a height of 634 meters, TOKYO SKYTREE is the symbol of Tokyo ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
At 445 meters high, Mount Fuji can be seen on fine days from Tembo Galleria ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
Tembo Galleria colors the night sky ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
Feel the full impact of looking up at TOKYO SKYTREE! ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
The official characters of TOKYO SKYTREE From the left: Teppenpen, Sorakara-chan, Sukoburuburu ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
The beautiful TOKYO SKYTREE rising above Tokyo’s night view ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
TOKYO SKYTREE ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
Some reviews are AI-translated.
You can easily walk here from Asakusa Station or Oshiage Station. Super convenient location.
The view from the Tembo Deck is super open—you can see all of Tokyo in every direction! There's also a glass floor inside the tower, so you can look straight down beneath your feet. It's both thrilling and fun.
I took photos of Tokyo Skytree from along the Sumida River during cherry blossom season. The colors change so often that I couldn't stop snapping pictures!
Looking up at TOKYO SKYTREE from below feels like standing at the feet of a giant—it's awe-inspiring and impressive. The towering structure really gives you a sense of grandeur and challenge.
I visited not long after it first opened, and now I'm back again.
