Night view of Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck（Sumida）
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Today's beautiful night view time
16:51〜17:11
Visit Report of Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck
The Tokyo Sky Tree is one of Tokyo's most iconic landmarks.
The tower, which boasts a height of 634 meters above ground level, was recognized by Guinness World Records in 2011 as the "tallest tower in the world.
There are two observation decks in the facility, which offer a panoramic view of the Tokyo cityscape and are crowded with tourists every day.
- Observation corridor (450m high)
- Observation Deck (350m high)
What kind of view can I see?
There are two main things to see from the Tokyo Skytree observation deck.
The first is the view to the north where you can see the Sumida River and Asakusa area.
The illuminated bridges over the beautiful curve of the Sumida River and the surrounding cityscape are very powerful due to the amount of light.
The second view is the west side where you can see Tokyo Tower and skyscrapers.
You can enjoy the city-like scenery, and on a clear day, you can even see Mt.
The second view is from the west.
How crowded will it be?
Even now, more than 10 years after its opening, the Tokyo Sky Tree frequently has a 30-minute or longer wait time to go up to the observation deck during peak hours on weekends.
If you wish to go up to the 450-meter-high observation corridor, you will have to wait even longer, so it is recommended that you allow plenty of time for your visit.
If you want to check the crowds in real time, check Twitter or other social networking services.
Information about Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck
| Name | Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck |
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| Nightscape features | |
| Address | 1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo |
| Opening hours | 10:00 ~ 21:00 (last admission 20:00) |
| regular closing day | None |
| admission fee |
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| Observatory height. | Observation corridor 450m, Observation deck 350m |
| Related links |
How to get to Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck
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| By Car |
View from Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck（Photo List）
Here are some night view photos taken at Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck .
Please refer to the atmosphere of the Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck and what views can be seen.
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Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Corridor & Observation Deck night view
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Kuramae Bridge and Stable Bridge over the Sumida River.
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Night views of Mt Fuji and the Chiyoda Ward area
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Night view in the direction of Chuo Ward
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Shinjuku skyscrapers (e.g. Metropolitan Government Building, Cocoon Tower)
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Eitaibashi Bridge and Kiyosu Bridge lit up.
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View from the Tokyo Sky Tree observation corridor
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Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Hanayashiki
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Illuminated Tokyo Tower.
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Skyscrapers around Kanda and Akihabara
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The Parliament building illuminated and the cityscape in the direction of Kasumigaseki.
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Cherry Blossom Bridge illuminated.
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Night view towards Kitasenju and Ayase, Sumida River and Arakawa River
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Night view around the Sumida River
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Night view of the area around hikihune Station
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Night view around Kinshicho Station
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Skyscrapers in the direction of the port city
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Atmosphere of the Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck
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Souvenir shop on the observation deck
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View from Tokyo Sky Tree
Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Deck FAQ
What is the recommended time for night viewing on 12/18
The 30-minute period from 16:51〜17:11 is the twilight time when the night view is most beautiful.
What kind of night view can I enjoy?
The west side, where you can enjoy the view of Tokyo Tower and a forest of skyscrapers, and the north side, where you can see several bridges over the Sumida River are the main attractions.
Is there any way to check the real-time crowds at Tokyo Sky Tree?
Real-time crowds are not announced on the official website, so it is recommended to check SNS such as Twitter. During peak hours on Saturdays and Sundays (12:00 - 18:00), there is often a 30-minute wait time.
How long is the Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck and how long does it take?
About 1~2 hours is a rough estimate. However, it is better to allow +30 minutes on weekends and holidays because of the congestion.
What is the difference between the Tokyo Sky Tree observation deck and the TEMBO Kairo?
The Observation Deck and the Observation Corridor of the Tokyo Sky Tree each have different heights. The Observation Corridor is 450 m high, while the Observation Deck is 350 m high.
Is it possible to purchase a ticket for the TEMBO Kairo only?
It is not possible to purchase tickets only for the observation corridor.
- Release day：2023/02/13
- Update day：2024/05/27
