Fuji Television Headquarters

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Fuji Television Headquarters

Look for the large sphere that houses an observation deck. This Odaiba landmark has plenty to explore!

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Designed by Kenzo Tange, the Fuji Television Headquarters is an Odaiba landmark with a silver sphere that gives it a futuristic appearance. Although it is a working television station, some floors are open to visitors. The iconic sphere, known as the Hachitama Observation Deck, offers 270-degree panoramic views. On the floor below, visitors can also see a studio used to record a morning news and information program. Other floors feature a gallery on the 5th floor and stores selling merchandise inspired by programs produced by Fuji Television on the 1st, 7th, and 25th floors. There are plenty of souvenirs available only here.
At night, the building is illuminated as part of the Aurora ∞ light display.

Highlights

  • The spherical observation deck offers 270-degree panoramic views.
  • Visitors can also tour a television studio.
  • Limited-edition merchandise is available at the gallery and stores.

Photos

  • The Fuji Television Headquarters, designed by internationally renowned architect Kenzo Tange

    The Fuji Television Headquarters, designed by internationally renowned architect Kenzo Tange

  • Inside Hachitama, the spherical observation deck

    Inside Hachitama, the spherical observation deck

  • Mezama Sky, a studio used to record a morning news and information program

    Mezama Sky, a studio used to record a morning news and information program

  • Fuji-san in the rooftop garden on the 7th floor of Fuji Television

    Fuji-san in the rooftop garden on the 7th floor of Fuji Television

Reviews

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    When visiting Odaiba, Tokyo, you definitely can’t miss the distinctive landmark that is the Fuji TV Headquarters Building! The building has a very unusual exterior, and its most eye-catching feature is the huge silver sphere suspended in the middle. You can recognize it instantly even from a distance, and it’s one of Odaiba’s most iconic attractions.

    Fuji TV is not only a well-known Japanese television network, but also a place that will interest many fans of Japanese dramas, variety shows, and anime. As you approach the building, you can really feel the atmosphere of Japanese television culture. If you regularly watch Japanese programs, the place will feel especially familiar!

    The most distinctive feature is HACHITAMA, the huge spherical observation room in the middle of the building. From up high, you can enjoy views of Tokyo Bay, Rainbow Bridge, and the surrounding Odaiba area. The view is even more captivating when the weather is nice. Odaiba Seaside Park, AQUA CiTY, and DiverCity Tokyo Plaza are also nearby, so you can easily include shopping, taking photos, and enjoying the ocean views

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    The moment you look up and see that building, you really can’t help but say, “Wow!” The entire Fuji TV Headquarters looks just like a secret base from a sci-fi movie. The most outrageous feature is the enormous silver sphere wedged right into the middle. It gleams like a spaceship that could launch at any moment and is incredibly eye-catching!
    Ride the long outdoor escalator slowly upward, with the street views beside you and the sea breeze blowing past, and you’ll feel completely relaxed. The best part is heading straight inside that huge sphere! From the circular observation deck, the whole of Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge spread out below your feet. When the weather is good, you can even see Tokyo Tower far in the distance. The view is so expansive that you’ll want to stand there zoning out for several more minutes.
    There’s also so much to explore inside the building, with tons of elements from anime and Japanese dramas that everyone grew up watching. There are sets and photo areas featuring series like One Piece and Chibi Maruko-chan, and you can’t help stopping to take photo after photo as you walk around. The merchandise shop will also make you itch to buy something.
    Afterward, you can wander over to the nearby seaside park for a walk in the ocean breeze and see the Statue of Liberty and the giant Gundam nearby. The whole outing offers unbeatable ocean views and plenty of photo opportunities while being both fun and relaxing. You really can’t miss this place when visiting Odaiba!

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    Fuji TV is located near Odaiba Seaside Park. The eye-catching silver sphere suspended in the center of the building is easy to recognize even from a distance, and it is one of Odaiba's most iconic landmarks. If you have time, you can also look around inside. Some public areas are free to visit, so it's worth stopping by if you enjoy TV shows or Japanese pop culture. If you want to see Odaiba from higher up, you can purchase a separate ticket to visit the Hachitama spherical observation room on the 25th floor, which offers views of Tokyo Bay and the surrounding area.

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    When visiting Odaiba, you definitely shouldn't miss one of Tokyo's iconic landmarks, the Fuji TV Headquarters Building! Designed by master architect Kenzo Tange, the building has an extremely futuristic appearance. Its most eye-catching feature is the huge spherical observation room, Hachitama, suspended in midair, with a unique and striking design.
    Inside, you can buy plenty of exclusive merchandise from popular Japanese dramas and anime. From the spherical observation room, you can also take in beautiful views of Tokyo Bay, Rainbow Bridge, and even Tokyo Tower. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, an anime or Japanese drama fan, or a traveler looking to admire Tokyo's waterfront scenery from above, this is an excellent must-visit attraction in Odaiba!

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    Fuji TV is a well-known landmark in Odaiba, Tokyo, and its unique spherical observation room really stands out.

    Inside, there are exhibition areas, souvenir shops, and interactive experiences. You can also enjoy great views of Tokyo Bay, making it a popular spot for both entertainment and sightseeing.

Details

Name in Japanese
フジテレビ本社
Postal Code
137-8088
Address
2-4-8 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Phone
03-5500-8888
Admission
Admission fees apply for the 24th and 25th floors. Adults: ¥800; elementary and junior high school students: ¥500; preschool children: free
High school students presenting a student ID receive a discounted admission of ¥640 on weekdays only.
Closed on
Mondays (or the following Tuesday when Monday is a national holiday)
Closing days may change during Golden Week, summer vacation, the New Year holidays, and other periods.
Hours
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
Access
(1) About a 3-minute walk from Daiba Station on the Yurikamome Line
(2) About a 5-minute walk from Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
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