Views & decks

Towers, free observatories and places built for looking out.

8 stations Sources

Akabanebashi 赤羽橋
- Tokyo Tower東京タワー
  
  The 333m orange icon of 1958 — decks at 150m and 250m, lit differently almost every night.
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Asakusa 浅草
- Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center浅草文化観光センター
  
  Kengo Kuma’s stacked-house tower — free 8th-floor terrace looking straight down Nakamise.
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Higashi-ikebukuro 東池袋
- Sunshine Cityサンシャインシティ
  
  A rooftop aquarium, planetarium and observatory stacked into one 1978 mega-complex.
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Oshiage 押上
- TOKYO SKYTREE東京スカイツリー
  
  634 metres; decks at 350m and 450m — on a clear day, Fuji on the horizon.
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Roppongi 六本木
- Roppongi Hills六本木ヒルズ
  
  Mori Tower’s 250m Tokyo City View, the Mori Art Museum, and the giant Maman spider below.
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Shibuya 渋谷
- SHIBUYA SKY渋谷スクランブルスクエア
  
  Open-air deck on the 229m Scramble Square roof, straight above the crossing.
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Shiodome 汐留
- Shiodome Sio-Site汐留シオサイト
  
  A skyscraper quarter with a free 46th-floor lookout and a little Italian street below.
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Tochomae 都庁前
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building東京都庁
  
  Free 45th-floor observatories with views to Fuji; nightly projection mapping on the tower itself.
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