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Visit Tokyo Tower, an iconic red landmark in the heart of the city. Built in 1958 and standing 333 meters tall, Tokyo Tower is one of the city’s most popular attractions and a must-see for any visitor. It’s easy to reach, right in the heart of Tokyo, and offers some of the best views in the city. On sunny days, you can even spot Mount Fuji from the observation decks. The bright red tower stands out during the day and glows with beautiful lights at night, creating a great atmosphere 24/7. With fun shops and attractions inside, it’s a classic Tokyo experience you won’t want to miss.

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I’m not a fan of heights, but I’m glad I did this. I didn’t feel uncomfortable at all. The huge viewing windows made the height feel easier, and looking down through the glass floor was actually fun. The view was incredible. We stayed for quite a while and browsed the shops at the base afterward, which was a lovely way to end the visit. We passed by the tower again at night and loved how it glowed, so we’ll definitely come back next time for the nighttime views.

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We visited Tokyo Tower with our family, and everyone loved it. We took so many photos. There are lots of nice photo spots around the observation area. The tower was easy to access, and getting to the main observation point was simple. It’s a beautiful tower with amazing 360° views, and we moved through the space without any problems. We decided to walk down from the Main Deck, and since the weather was good, it turned into a really enjoyable part of the visit. I’d recommend this to anyone. It’s one of those experiences in Tokyo you really shouldn’t miss.

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A CLASSIC TOKYO VIEWPOINT

Tokyo Tower has been a favorite spot for locals and travelers since 1958. Its bright red frame stands in the heart of the city, and the view from the Main Deck at 150 meters shows Tokyo in a way you can’t experience from the ground. Large windows give you a full-circle look at nearby districts, Tokyo Bay, and on clear days, even Mount Fuji. The glass floor panels add a fun moment for anyone who wants to look straight down and feel the height under their feet.

CHOOSE YOUR EXPERIENCE

There are several ways to experience Tokyo Tower. You can choose a simple Main Deck ticket, go higher with the Top Deck Tour, or pick a combo that includes a subway pass or time at RED° TOKYO TOWER. Each option offers something a little different, so you can match your visit to your plans for the day.

  • Top Deck: A higher, quieter look at the city
    If your ticket includes the Top Deck Tour, you’ll continue up to 250 meters. This level feels bright and calm, with mirrored walls and wide windows that stretch the view far across the city. Because fewer people enter this floor, it’s a peaceful spot for photos and enjoying the views.
  • Foot Town: Shops, cafés & digital attractions
    The base of Tokyo Tower is home to Foot Town, a lively area with cafes, small restaurants, souvenir shops, and seasonal displays. It’s an easy place to relax before or after your time on the decks. RED° TOKYO TOWER is also here, available to visit if your ticket includes the digital activity session.

DAY OR NIGHT, TOKYO TOWER SHINES

Tokyo Tower looks different depending on when you visit. During the day, its red frame stands out clearly against the sky, and the views are crisp. At night, the whole structure glows with seasonal lighting, and the city below turns into a field of bright lights. Both times offer a memorable experience.

PRO TIP

Want a stunning photo of Tokyo Tower without the tourist crowds? Head to Shiba Park Block 4, located just a 7- to 10-minute walk from the base of the tower. Once you arrive at the park, look for the wide brick walkway running directly between the children's playground and the sports field. As you face the tower, you will see a path lined with trees that beautifully frames it.
Tokyo Tower in Shiba park No.4
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Interesting facts about Tokyo Tower’s color

A red that’s not just red

Tokyo Tower’s famous “red” isn’t actually a standard red. It’s a specific aviation safety color called International Orange. It was chosen for visibility, to make the tower stand out clearly against the sky.

Painted by hand - every time

The entire tower is repainted approximately every 5 years and the process takes about one year to complete. It is repainted by hand, section by section. Workers use around 28,000 liters of paint each time.

A look that changes with light

During the day, the orange-red frame looks bold and bright. At sunset, the color appears softer. And at night, the tower glows with seasonal lighting, giving it a completely different personality.

GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • The Tokyo Tower is open from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with the last entry at 10:30 PM. Opening hours may vary depending on local conditions, weather, or seasonal factors.
  • Children aged 0-3 can enter for free.
  • Age categories: adults are 16 and older, youth 7-15, and kids 4-6.

Meeting Point

Tokyo Tower is located at 4 Chome 2-8 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011. The meeting point may vary depending on the option booked.

FUN FACT

If you find yourself standing directly beneath Tokyo Tower just before midnight, you will notice crowds of couples quietly gathering, looking up at the tower. They are waiting for the exact moment the clock strikes 12:00 AM, when the tower’s illumination suddenly switches off. According to a highly popular local urban legend, if a couple watches the exact moment the lights go out together, they will find eternal happiness.
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FAQ - Tokyo Tower Tickets

Should I book my ticket for Tokyo Tower online?

Yes, it’s a good idea to book your Tokyo Tower ticket online. Booking ahead helps you secure your preferred time, avoid long lines at busy hours, and make your visit smoother and faster. It’s especially helpful if you plan to include add-ons like the Top Deck Tour, combo options, or RED° TOKYO TOWER.

What is RED° TOKYO TOWER?

RED° TOKYO TOWER is a digital entertainment zone located inside the base of Tokyo Tower. It offers VR-style games, sports simulators, and interactive activities for all ages. Some Tokyo Tower ticket combos include a 1-hour trial, letting you try a selection of games after you visit the observation decks.

Can I visit Tokyo Tower with a baby carriage?

You may need to use stairs during your visit. If you have a stroller, it’s best to leave it at the Operation Center on the first floor of Foot Town.

How long can I stay on the Main Deck at Tokyo Tower?

You can stay on the Main Deck and enjoy the views as long as you like until closing time at 23:00.

Are pets allowed at Tokyo Tower?

Pets are not allowed inside the Tokyo Tower. Service dogs (guide dogs, hearing dogs, and assistance dogs) are allowed.

Can I reenter the Main Deck and Top Deck at Tokyo Tower?

No. Once you leave the Main Deck or Top Deck, reentry is not allowed. If you want to spend more time enjoying the view, stay on the deck before exiting.

Is Tokyo Tower wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Wheelchair users can access the Main Deck (150m) by elevator, and the base area (Foot Town) is fully accessible. However, the Top Deck Tour (250m) may not be reachable in all cases because parts of the route include stairs and narrow walkways. Staff can assist where possible, but some areas may remain restricted.

Can you climb the open-air stairs at Tokyo Tower?

Yes. Tokyo Tower has an open-air staircase you can use to climb to the Main Deck (150m). It’s about 600 steps and is usually open on weekends and holidays, or on certain weekdays when the weather allows. If the weather is bad or conditions are unsafe, the staircase may close. You can also walk down the stairs when they are open.

What’s the best time to visit Tokyo Tower?

The best time is late afternoon to early evening. You can enjoy daytime views first, then watch the city light up as the sun sets. Night views are also beautiful, with the whole skyline glowing and the tower lit in seasonal colors. If you want fewer crowds, visit right after opening at 9:00 AM or later in the evening before closing.

Should I visit Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, or both?

Tokyo Tower is great if you want a classic Tokyo landmark with close-up views of the city, Tokyo Bay, and even Mount Fuji on clear days. It’s easy to reach and has a relaxed, nostalgic feel. Tokyo Skytree offers a higher viewpoint, and with Tokyo Skytree Tickets, you can enjoy views from 350m and 450m. If you want to see Tokyo from two very different angles, visiting both towers is a great idea.

Which other attractions should I visit while in Tokyo?

While you're in the city, you can explore more of Tokyo with the Tokyo City Tour.  Visit one of the most popular digital art experiences with teamLab Planets Tokyo Tickets. Families often enjoy a full day of rides and shows with Tokyo Disneyland Tickets. For culture and entertainment, you can book a Kabuki Show Tokyo or a Samurai Show Tokyo to see traditional performing arts up close. You can also visit the historic heart of Japan with a Tokyo Imperial Palace Tour, and learn about the country’s royal history.

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