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Number of goshuin available: 3
Tokyo Skytree
東京スカイツリーSumida, Tokyo
Viewpoint
What makes this place special?
At a Glance
Tokyo Skytree is a 634-metre tower with observation decks above eastern Tokyo. Its Tembo Deck spans floors 340, 345 and 350, with panoramic windows and a glass floor. The higher Tembo Galleria follows a glazed passage from 445 to 450 metres.
The tower stands in Oshiage, beside Tokyo Solamachi. Choose a ticket for the Tembo Deck alone or both observation areas. Hours and prices depend on the visit date, so use the official calendar and ticket site when planning. Mount Fuji is visible only when weather and visibility allow.
- Tembo Deck at 350 m
- Glass-walled Galleria up to 450 m
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How do I visit?
Admission
Paid observation admission uses date-dependent prices. Standard web Tembo Deck tickets start at ¥1,800 for adults 15+ and ¥900 for children 6–14; Deck+Galleria starts at ¥3,000/¥1,500. Follow official school-status exceptions: junior-high pupils are children and preschoolers are free. Counter issuance adds ¥500 per person. These are minimum advertised prices, not fixed tariffs; check the actual date and ticket type.
Know before you go
Choose the 350 m Tembo Deck or the combined 350 m and 450 m ticket before paying. Check the dated operating calendar and the price for your visit: counter-issued observation tickets add ¥500 per person. Take the ticket QR code to the 4 F entrance; reentry after descending to ground level is not allowed. The operator advertises sales up to three months ahead, but this is not a 90-day rule or a booking deadline. Standard observation tickets go on sale on the first day of the month two calendar months before the visit; the official FAQ gives June visits from April 1. Enjoy Pack sales start one calendar month before, and special operating days have separate announcements. No exact release time is stated.
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