Visiting Tokyo Tower at night has a charm all its own! Besides going up to the 150-meter-high observation deck to enjoy the dazzling night view and indoor light projection show, the biggest surprise was happening upon a limited-time collaboration between the anime Girls Band Cry and Tokyo Tower. Life-size character standees of Rupa and Nina Iseri were on display, attracting tons of fans to take photos.
Looking up from beneath the tower at its steel framework bathed in golden and warm orange lights was visually stunning. You could also get a commemorative Tokyo Tower badge and take souvenir photos. It's well worth visiting whether you're making an anime pilgrimage or simply enjoying the night view. I recommend coming at night—not only can you avoid the daytime crowds, but you can also experience romantic and varied nighttime-only activities!
Tokyo Tower | Review by Ming Yu
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TOKYO DOME HOTEL
Rising high above the urban entertainment hub of Tokyo Dome City-home to baseball games, martial arts events, pro wrestling, and concerts-the Tokyo Dome Hotel is a 43-story high-rise that stands as one of the premier skyscraper hotels in the city.
At night, the exterior glows with the classic green neon “TOKYO DOME” lettering. Together with the dense lights across the dome’s roof and the sea of pink and purple lights in the plaza, it creates a dazzling, lively nightscape with a distinctly urban feel! As the home stadium of Japan’s Yomiuri Giants and a coveted concert venue for countless international superstars, this place is always filled with baseball fans and music fans from all over, brimming with endless energy.
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Tokyo Dome City
This is a huge leisure facility complex that is centered around Tokyo Dome, which is famous as a baseball stadium. An amusement park, restaurants, shops and a hotel surround the massive Tokyo Dome.
Visiting Tokyo’s famous urban entertainment landmark, Tokyo Dome City Attractions, and looking down at the LaQua area at night, the most eye-catching sight is the hubless Big O Ferris wheel glowing with pink and purple neon lights! As night falls, the amusement park lights blend with the surrounding city streets to create a captivating nightscape, while the domed facilities and walking paths below look especially romantic under the soft lights. In addition to the thrilling roller coaster that passes through the center of the Ferris wheel, there are also plenty of shopping and hot spring facilities. Whether you come for daytime fun or to take in the glittering city lights at night, this is a highly recommended spot for dates and leisure during an independent trip to Tokyo!
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Sanrio Puroland
Guests can meet Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty and My Melody at this indoor theme park. Sanrio characters put on authentic performances like shows and parades that mix stories, dances, and songs together.
At the dreamy indoor wonderland Sanrio Puroland in Tama, Tokyo, take the classic Sanrio Character Boat Ride through a magical waterway and you’ll be greeted by an entire pink celebration stage featuring Hello Kitty, Daniel, Cinnamoroll, Mama Rabbit, My Melody, and many other Sanrio stars! The gorgeous pink palace setting, delicate floral decorations, and sparkling lights create a warm, fairy-tale atmosphere as all the characters invited to the party make their grand entrance in their finest formalwear. The fully indoor, climate-controlled design means the weather is never an issue, and both adults and children can rediscover their inner child here. It’s definitely an adorable, dreamy photo spot that shouldn’t be missed on an independent trip to Tokyo!
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