Roppongi Hills Observatory tickets

Address: 6-chōme-10-1 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-6108, Japan. Find on maps. 

Getting There

• By Train:
  Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: Stop - Roppongi Station. Exit - Direct access from Exit 1C.
  Toei Oedo Line: Stop: Roppongi Station. Exit: Direct access from Exit 3.
• By Bus:
  Toei Bus: Routes - ‘To 01’ (Shibuya – Roppongi Hills), ‘Shibu 88’ (Shibuya – Tokyo Tower). Stop - Roppongi Hills.
  Airport Limousine Bus: From - Haneda Airport / Narita Airport. Stop - Grand Hyatt Tokyo (Roppongi Hills).
• By Car:
  Parking Facilities: Roppongi Hills houses several parking lots which are accessible 24/7.
  From Tokyo Station: Take the Tokyo Expressway toward Route 3 Shibuya, exit at "Roppongi". Follow the signs to Roppongi Hills.

There are several key access points and areas from where people commonly enter the complex:

• Roppongi Station direct access: For visitors who are using public transport (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Oedo Line), as it provides direct and convenient access to the heart of Roppongi Hills.
• Mori Tower main entrance: Vital for those wanting to explore the Mori Art Museum and Tokyo City View. This entrance is a significant point due to its access to numerous facilities and attractions within the tower.
• Hollywood Beauty plaza entrance: Provides access to the shopping and dining areas, and also towards the Mori Tower.
• Keyakizaka Dori side: The entrance from Keyakizaka Dori leads to the Keyakizaka complex and provides access to the shopping and dining areas.
• Grand Hyatt Tokyo entrance: Specific for hotel visitors and patrons, providing luxurious and direct access to the hotel.
• Roppongi Hills Arena entrance: Typically used during specific events or to access the outdoor event area directly.

• Parking facilities: Spacious parking lots are available 24/7, accommodating both regular vehicles and motorcycles, with designated spaces for visitors with disabilities.
• Restrooms: Numerous public restrooms are located throughout the complex, including accessible restrooms designed for those with mobility challenges.
• Information desks: Desks are strategically placed throughout the area, providing guides, maps, and assistance to visitors, with some staff proficient in multiple languages.
• Free Wi-Fi spots: Available in various areas, allowing visitors to stay connected and navigate online easily.
• Baby rooms: There are dedicated spaces equipped for baby care, offering diaper-changing tables, nursing rooms, and baby beds.
• Lockers: Available for visitors to safely store their belongings while exploring the area.
• Wheelchair & stroller rentals: Offered at information desks, ensuring that visitors with mobility issues or those with young children can comfortably navigate the complex.

• No smoking: Smoking is prohibited except in designated smoking areas. Always use the provided ashtrays and keep these areas clean.
• Respect the premises: Avoid littering. Always use trash bins provided. Do not deface or damage any property, installations, or artworks.
• Dress appropriately: While Roppongi Hills doesn't have a strict dress code, visitors are expected to dress decently, especially when entering upscale dining establishments or venues.
• Photography restrictions: While personal photography might be allowed in most areas, avoid using flash inside museums and galleries. Always respect signs or staff instructions that restrict photography.
• Mind the volume: Especially in sensitive areas like galleries, museums, and observation decks to ensure everyone can enjoy their visit.
• No pets allowed: Except in designated areas or unless they are service animals. If pets are permitted, ensure they are on a leash and clean up after them.

• Early bird advantages: Start your visit early, especially if heading to the Tokyo City View. Morning hours tend to be less crowded, offering a peaceful viewing experience.
• Dining reservations: Some of the top-notch restaurants, like Sukiyabashi Jiro Roppongi, can be fully booked days in advance. If you have a particular place in mind, secure a reservation ahead of time.
• Art and sulture: Check the current exhibitions at the Mori Art Museum before your visit. Exhibits rotate periodically, and you don’t want to miss a special showcase.
• Footwear consideration: Roppongi Hills is vast, and there's a lot to explore. Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking.
• Shopping privileges: If you shop at the boutiques and stores, keep an eye out for any ongoing promotions or tourist-exclusive discounts.
• Local events: Roppongi Hills frequently hosts events, from film festivals to seasonal celebrations. Be sure to check relevant information ahead of time for a better experience.

• Tokyo Tower (1.5 km away): A historic communication and observation tower offering panoramic views of Tokyo's skyline.
• Nezu Museum (1.2 km away): An art museum with an impressive collection of pre-modern Japanese and East Asian art; it also boasts a beautiful, traditional Japanese garden.
• The National Art Center, Tokyo (0.7 km away): A unique art venue that, instead of maintaining a permanent collection, specializes in hosting rotating exhibitions from contemporary artists.
• Shiba Park (2.5 km away): One of Tokyo's oldest parks, it provides a green respite in the city and offers a scenic view of Tokyo Tower.