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Shibuya Sky

渋谷スカイTokyo

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What makes this place special?

At a Glance

Shibuya Sky is an observation complex above Shibuya Station, pairing an open rooftop with an indoor panorama of Tokyo. At Shibuya Scramble Square, SKY STAGE opens onto views from 229 metres above the district, while the 46 th-floor SKY GALLERY offers an indoor viewing corridor.

The journey starts with SKY GATE between the 14 th and 45 th floors. This is a separate, ticketed experience from the street-level scramble crossing; rooftop access depends on weather and safety conditions.

  • Open rooftop 229 metres above Shibuya
  • Indoor SKY GALLERY on the 46 th floor

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How do I visit?

Admission

Standard adult WEB tickets cost ¥2,700 for entry from 10:00 through 14:59 or ¥3,400 from 15:00. Counter tickets cost ¥3,000 or ¥3,700 for the corresponding bands. Child tickets cost ¥1,200 and are sold only at the counter on the visit day, including for 12-year-old elementary pupils. Children aged 5 and under, and 6-year-old preschool children, enter free. Adult pricing applies from age 12 except elementary pupils. Special packages are separate.

Know before you go

  • Standard WEB tickets open 14 days before the visit at 00:00 Japan time; check then for a preferred slot, without assuming availability. Adult WEB entry costs ¥2,700 through 14:59 or ¥3,400 from 15:00. Children’s ¥1,200 tickets are sold only at the counter on the day, including 12-year-old elementary pupils; preschool children including age 6 enter free. Rooftop closure can occur in bad weather. Store bags and loose items as directed before going outside.

    Tip from Goshuin Atlas, Source-based travel guidance

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