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Constructed in 1958, it stands as Japan's inaugural full-scale night view observatory.

In 2018, a renovation led to its rechristening from the Main Observatory to the Main Deck. Nowadays, it draws numerous foreign visitors exploring Japan.

Upon ascending to the observation deck, don't miss the southwest panorama. Here, you'll witness a view that stirred up social media buzz as "Tokyo's Other Tower," owing to Metropolitan Route 301's tower-like merging with National Route 1. Towards the north, catch sight of Azabudai Hills, Japan's tallest commercial building set to open in 2023, along with the towering skyscrapers in Toranomon.

This area is aglow with dazzling lights, offering a formidable night vista. Interestingly, Tokyo Tower houses not just the main deck but also a top deck, granting a breathtaking view of Tokyo's cityscape from a soaring 250 meters. If you crave a perspective from dizzying heights, this is a must-visit spot.

Information about Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck & Top Deck

Name	Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck & Top Deck
Nightscape features	Date Rainbow bridge is visible Mt.fuji Observatory Tokyo Skyree is visible
Address	4-2-8 Shiba-Koen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Opening hours	9:00~22:30 (last admission 22:00)
regular closing day	None
admission fee	Adults: ¥1,200 High school students: ¥1,000 Elementary and middle school students: ¥700 Preschoolers (ages 4 and up): ¥500
Observatory height.	Main deck 150m, Top deck 250m
Related links	Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Official Website Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Twitter account Tokyo Tower | Minato City Tourism Association

How to get to Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck & Top Deck

By train	5-minute walk from Akabanebashi Station's Akabanebashi Exit on the Oedo Line. 7-minute walk from Kamiyacho Station's Exit 1 on the Hibiya Line. 6-minute walk from Onarimon Station's Exit A1 on the Mita Line. 10-minute walk from Shibakoen Station's Exit A4 on the Mita Line.
By Car	Adjacent above-ground and underground parking available next to Tokyo Tower. First hour: ¥600. Additional ¥300 for every 30 minutes thereafter. Parking operational hours: 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM (last entry at 10:30 PM).

View from Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck & Top Deck（Photo List）

Here are some night view photos taken at Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck & Top Deck .

Please refer to the atmosphere of the Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck & Top Deck and what views can be seen.

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  Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Night views from the Main & Top Decks

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  Fuji and the Azabu area

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  The 'other Tokyo Tower' is a hot topic on SNS.

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  Night view around Mita and Tamachi Stations

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  Night view of Roppongi Hills and Gaien Higashi Dori

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  Azabudai Hills and Toranomon skyscrapers

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  Azabudai Hills viewed from Tokyo Tower

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  Night view of Shiba Waterworks Park and the Toranomon direction

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  Skyscrapers in the direction of Toranomon and the Prince Hotel.

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  Harumi area towers and

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  Tsukiji Bridge over the Sumida River.

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  Zojoji Temple and Shiba Park

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  Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba cityscape

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  Rainbow Bridge illuminated.

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  Night view of Shiba Park Lot 19 (Maple Valley area)

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  Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Sunset from the main deck

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  Tokyo Tower Observation Deck Main Deck Atmosphere

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  Tower Grand Shrine, a shrine located on the main deck of Tokyo Tower

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  Glass floor on the ground floor of the main deck.

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  Entrance to Tokyo Tower Observation Deck

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  Tokyo Tower from directly below.

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  Zojoji Temple and Shiba Park

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  Skyscrapers in the direction of Toranomon

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  Fuji from Tokyo Tower

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