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Tokyo Skytree Opening Hours
- Tokyo Skytree is open daily from 10 am to 9 pm.
- Last entry to the Tembo deck is at 8 pm. The Tembo Galleria, however, allows entry until 8:30 pm.
Tokyo Skytree Tickets & Tours
Best Time to Visit Tokyo Skytree
The best time to visit Tokyo Skytree is during the weekdays, as the weekends tend to be crowded. Early mornings are ideal for avoiding large crowds and having a clearer view of the city below. Early evening hours are also recommended as you can enjoy the stunning views of the city during both daylight and nighttime.
In terms of seasons, summertime provides both clear skies and beautiful sunsets, while winter offers the chance to enjoy the snow-covered views of Tokyo. The high tourist season for Tokyo Skytree is between April and October, while December to February are the low tourist months.
Where is Tokyo Skytree located?
Address: 1 Chome-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan
Tokyo Skytree is located in the Sumida ward of Tokyo, Japan, near the Asakusa district. The tower is situated near the Tokyo Solamachi shopping complex, which serves as the base of the tower.
Tokyo Skytree LocationHow to Get to Tokyo Skytree
By metro: The easiest way to get to Tokyo Skytree is via the Tobu Skytree Line or the Toei Subway Asakusa Line. Both lines are connected to Oshiage Station which is located next to the tower. From Oshiage Station, you can take the elevator up to Tokyo Skytree Town at the base of the tower.
Tokyo Skytree is also served by the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line.
By bus: To reach Tokyo Skytree, one can take the Toei Bus lines 20 or 23 from Ueno Station or Asakusa Station. The travel time on these buses is typically 10 to 15 minutes.
By taxi: You can also take a taxi from your hotel or any nearby station/airport. Tokyo Skytree is 18.1 km from the nearest airport. However, keep in mind that taxi fares in Tokyo can be expensive.
By foot/bicycle: Depending on where you are staying in Tokyo, it may be possible to walk or cycle to Tokyo Skytree. The tower is located in a pedestrian-friendly area with wide sidewalks and bike lanes.
By car: If you are driving to Tokyo Skytree, there are several parking lots located nearby. There is also a parking facility available for cars at Tokyo Skytree.
Know Before You Visit Tokyo Skytree
Entrances
Facilities
Accessibility
Visiting with Family
Rules & Regulations
Dining
Stay
Nearby
Tokyo Skytree has two primary entrances:
The East Entrance: This is the main entrance and is located on the side of the tower facing Tokyo. It is the entrance used by most visitors and provides direct access to the Tokyo Skytree Town shopping and dining complex.
The South Entrance: This entrance is located on the side of the tower facing the Sumida River and provides access to the Sumida Aquarium and other attractions located within the Tokyo Solamachi complex.
- Information Counters: There are multiple information counters on Tower Yard 3F, East Yard 1F, and Tower Yard 4F Entrance Floor
- First-aid Room: Although there are no nurses or physicians, the first-aid rooms have everything you need to treat light wounds and cuts.
- Wheelchairs: You can borrow wheelchairs at the Tokyo Skytree
- Wheelchair-accessible washrooms: There are wheelchair-accessible washrooms in every washroom inside the Tokyo Skytree.
- Dining: You can enjoy a delicious meal at The Musashi Sky 634 restaurant inside the Tokyo Skytree
- Free Wi-Fi: You have free Wi-Fi access across the entire facility
- Shopping: There are plenty of shopping options on floors 1F, 5F, and Tempo Deck Floor 345.
- Storage facility: Visitors can store their luggage at the storage facility available near the visitor information center.
Tokyo Skytree is designed to be accessible to visitors with disabilities, and there are several accessibility options available:
- Wheelchair Access: There are wheelchair accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms throughout the tower.
- Braille and Audio Guides: Braille and audio guides are available for visitors who are visually impaired or blind.
- Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are permitted inside the tower, and staff are available to provide assistance to visitors who are visually impaired or blind.
- Priority Entrance: Visitors with disabilities are given priority entrance to the tower.
- Wheelchair Rental: Wheelchairs are available for rent at the tower for visitors who require them.
Here are some tips and facilities available for families visiting Tokyo Skytree:
- Baby changing facilities are available in the restrooms on every floor of the Tokyo Solamachi shopping complex where Tokyo Skytree is located.
- There is a nursing room located on the 5th floor of Tokyo Solamachi, equipped with private breastfeeding rooms, hot water dispensers, and diaper changing stations.
- Family restrooms are also available on every floor of the Tokyo Solamachi shopping complex.
- Tokyo Skytree has stroller rental services available for families with young children.
- Re-entry to the Tokyo Skytree with the same ticket is not permitted once you have exited the premises.
- Do not carry weapons, dangerous items, and prohibited wireless technology items
- Tokyo Skytree prohibits outside food and drinks, including on the observation decks.
- Pets are prohibited inside the Tokyo Skytree
- Visitors cannot use drones and other unmanned flying objects due to safety reasons
- Photography is permitted inside the Tokyo Skytree provided it is not for commercial purposes
Skytree Cafe: Grab a snack, or traditional Japanese sweets or enjoy a refreshing drink at the Skytree Cafe.
634 Musashi Sky Restaurant: Traditional and modern Japanese cuisine, contemporary French cuisine can be enjoyed at 634 Musashi Sky Restaurant.
Fukuro no Mise: Fukuro no Mise is a unique dining experience featuring owl-themed decor and dishes. The restaurant offers a range of Japanese cuisine and has a bar area with live music.
Sometaro Okonomiyaki: A restaurant specializing in okonomiyaki, a savory pancake filled with a variety of ingredients. Sometaro Okonomiyaki is located in the Asakusa neighborhood and has a cozy, traditional interior.
Tokyo Skytree Restaurants
Nikko World Heritage Sites
The Nikko World Heritage Sites have been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and include temples, shrines, and other cultural landmarks. The Nikko Pass offers unlimited rides in the region and a round trip from Tokyo and Nikko for a convenient exploration of all the attractions.
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo offers visitors the opportunity to explore a world of imagination and creativity. The LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo ticket offers you direct entry to the center and allows you to experience the interactive city composed of over 3 million LEGO bricks. Additional attractions include rides such as Merlin's Apprentice Ride and Kingdom Quest.
Edo Wonderland
Edo Wonderland is a theme park situated in Nikko, Japan, which recreates the historical period of the Edo era (1603-1868) in Japanese history. Wtih the Edo Wonderland Admission Ticket, you can experience a variety of attractions and activities, such as traditional performances, ninja shows, samurai sword fights, and Edo-style games. In addition, the park offers the opportunity for visitors to wear traditional clothing and explore replica buildings, streets, and shops from the Edo period.
Hakkeijima Sea Paradise
Hakkeijima Sea Paradise is a marine park and aquarium situated in Yokohama, Japan. It is the largest aquarium in Japan and a favored spot for both tourists and locals. The location provides a range of activities and attractions that highlight the marine life and culture of Japan. The Hakkeijima Sea Paradise Admission Ticket provides access for one-day to Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise.
What’s Inside Tokyo Skytree?
Tembo Deck
The Tembo Deck is one of the main observation decks at Tokyo Skytree, located 350 meters above the ground. From here, visitors can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of Tokyo and the surrounding area, as well as experience unique attractions such as the "skywalk" where visitors can walk on a glass floor panel while looking down on the city below.
Tembo Galleria
The Tembo Galleria is an additional observation deck at Tokyo Skytree, located at the very top of the tower, 450 meters above the ground. The Galleria is accessed via a special elevator that takes visitors on a unique, spiral-shaped ascent to the top of the tower. visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Tokyo and the surrounding area, as well as learn about the history and construction of the tower through interactive exhibits.
Tokyo Skytree Souvenir Shop
You can purchase souvenirs from the official souvenir shops that are located on Floor 1 and Floor 345 of the Tokyo Skytree. While some souvenirs are super trendy, there are plenty of traditional gifts and presents at the souvenir shop at Tokyo Skytree.
634 Musashi Sky Restaurant
Visit 634 Musashi Sky Restaurant if you wish to tantalize your taste buds with mouth-watering Edo and contemporary French food. Dig into your favorite dishes while you enjoy the breathtaking views of Tokyo from atop the Tokyo Skytree.
Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Tokyo Skytree
What are the Tokyo Skytree opening hours?
The Tokyo Skytree opening hours are from 10 AM to 9 PM every day.
What is the best time to visit Tokyo Skytree?
The best time to visit Tokyo Skytree is either during the early morning or early evening hours, as you can enjoy the stunning views of the city during both daylight and nighttime. Additionally, visiting on a weekday can help you avoid the crowds that tend to flock to the tower during the weekends and holidays.
What is the process for booking tickets to visit Tokyo Skytree?
Tokyo Skytree tickets can be obtained in person at the counter, but this may result in lengthy wait times due to frequent queues. Alternatively, you have the option to purchase your tickets for Tokyo Skytree online here.
What is the Tokyo Skytree entry cost?
The entrance fee for Tokyo Skytree depends on which areas you wish to access. The entrance fee for Tembo Deck is ￥1800 and ￥2700 for entering Tembo Deck and Tembo Galleria. You can purchase the tickets here.
What is the best way to get to the Tokyo Skytree?
The easiest way to get to Tokyo Skytree is by metro via the Tobu Skytree Line or the Toei Subway Asakusa Line. Both lines are connected to Oshiage Station which is located next to the tower.
How many entrances are there at Tokyo Skytree?
Tokyo Skytree has two primary entrances: (a) The East Entrance (b) The South Entrance
Can you take photos inside Tokyo Skytree?
Photography is allowed at Tokyo Skytree, specifically at the observation decks and other designated areas. However, using tripods or professional equipment that may damage the tower or obstruct other visitors' views is prohibited.
Can I enter Tokyo Skytree anytime during the operating hours?
Yes, you can enter Tokyo Skytree anytime during its operating hours, which vary depending on the season and day of the week.
How much time does it take to visit Tokyo Skytree?
The time it takes to visit Tokyo Skytree depends on various factors such as the time of day, the day of the week, and the season. However, on average, it takes about 2-3 hours to fully experience the Skytree, including the observation decks, restaurants, and shopping areas.
Is Tokyo Skytree wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Tokyo Skytree is wheelchair accessible.
Are outside food and drinks permitted inside Tokyo Skytree?
Tokyo Skytree prohibits outside food and drinks, including on the observation decks.
Is it worth visiting Tokyo Skytree?
Yes, visiting Tokyo Skytree is definitely worth it. Tokyo Skytree, Japan's tallest tower, offers stunning views of the city skyline and surrounding areas. The observation deck even offers a clear view of Mount Fuji on a good day, and there are also various shopping, dining, and entertainment options available as well.
Is there a dress code to be followed at Tokyo Skytree?
There is no strict dress code for visiting Tokyo Skytree. However, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and clothing as there is a lot of walking and standing involved.