Top 6 Stunning Lookouts in Tokyo - 2023

• No.1
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  Tokyo Tower

  4.7/5

  3,311 Reviews

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  Tokyo

  2.3km from downtown

  

  "stunning tower and excellent view of Tokyo city. Fortune that I book tickets that access both main deck and top deck via online 2 weeks before. it was a sunny day and good weather. A handphone and ear phone equipped with different languages is provided before you go to Top deck. It explained every significant building in a different direction."

  Highlights: Tokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower located in the city's Minato ward. Frequently appearing in film and television, it is an icon on the Tokyo skyline. Two observation decks afford visitors the chance to snap breathtaking pictures, while the tower’s lower levels host a number of restaurants, shops, and museums. Completed in 1958, Tokyo Tower’s lattice design was closely inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris. When lit up after dark, Tokyo Tower makes for an impressive background in any photo.△ The 150m-height Main Deck, where you can get a sense of Tokyo's cityscape in all three dimensions.△ Plus, the 250m-height Top Deck, with a perfect bird's-eye view of the whole of Tokyo.

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• No.2
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  Tokyo Skytree

  4.7/5

  1,534 Reviews

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  Tokyo

  6km from downtown

  

  "This time I went to Japan to live near Yasaka Station, just next to the Skytree. The Skytree will change color from time to time at night. It is completely two images with the morning. It is not a look at the observation deck. It looks good to take pictures or take pictures below."

  Highlights: Tokyo Skytree is a broadcasting, restaurant, and observation tower in Tokyo’s Sumida ward. Completed in 2011, it is the world’s tallest tower and the second tallest structure. The tower is the primary television and radio broadcast site for the Greater Tokyo Area. It is painted in an original color based on "aijiro," the lightest shade of Japanese traditional indigo blue. At night, the Tokyo Skytree is illuminated in one of two artistic lighting designs meant to express harmony and the connection between today and tomorrow. As a true landmark on the Tokyo skyline, the Tokyo Skytree is a great backdrop for any picture.

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• No.3
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  SKY CIRCUS Sunshine 60 Observation Deck

  4.6/5

  40 Reviews

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  Tokyo

  7.7km from downtown

  

  "Located near Ikebukuro Station in Tokyo, Japan, the building is 60 floors high. A comprehensive building integrating business, food, entertainment and office, and has facilities such as aquariums and exhibition halls."

  Highlights: Tokyo Ikebukuro Sunshine Tower, built in the 1960s, was the first skyscraper in Japan and is now one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo. The upper floor of Sunshine City is the Sunshine 60 Observatory. Standing on the 60th floor, 240 meters high, you can enjoy the panoramic view of Tokyo. It is also a good place to enjoy the night view of Tokyo. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance. Sunshine City also has facilities such as aquariums, shopping malls, and sky restaurants. You can play from dawn to dusk. However, the Ikebukuro area is relatively far from the city center, so there are not many tourists who choose here.

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• No.4
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  Tokyo City View Observation Deck (Roppongihills)

  4.6/5

  83 Reviews

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  Tokyo

  3.5km from downtown

  

  "nive view of tokyo and you can see fuji mountain if the sky is clear! Good spot to tokyo tower as well. bit the glass reflection at night cause some problem to take photo"

  Highlights: The Mori Building in Roppongi Hills has 54 floors, and it only takes 42 seconds to take the elevator from the ground floor to the top floor. The TokyoCityView observation deck upstairs has a huge 11-meter-high annular glass window, allowing visitors to enjoy a 360-degree view of Tokyo city, feeling like a walk in the sky. The best time for viewing is in the early evening, when the sunset light and the clouds form a first-class landscape, which is intoxicating. MoriArtsCenter, located on the fifty-fourth floor of the building, is a high-end air art museum in Tokyo.

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• No.5
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  Caretta Shiodome

  4.3/5

  46 Reviews

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  Tokyo

  787m from downtown

  

  "Traveling to Japan, this stop came to Tokyo, we stayed in a hotel in Shanghai, next to the hotel is the hotel in Shanghai, that is, a commercial building in Shanghai, Shanghai is a rich area, access to this building are high-end white collar. There are two subway lines connecting the building, one is the Lily Haitang Line, directly from the subway sign to the elevator, and then take the subway from the next shopping mall to the third floor, but the sign of this subway line is very inconspicuous and difficult to find. The other is the JR line, with clear signs, just walk along, so the overall transportation is convenient."

  Highlights: The most famous one in the Shiodome area is the Miyazaki Clock. Caretta Shiodome is quite bustling with more than 600 restaurants, shops, and facilities such as the Four Seasons Theater. The observation decks on the 46th and 47th floors offer a great view of Tokyo Bay. Although only one side can be visited, because it is free and there are few tourists, it is recommended to arrange it within the itinerary.

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• No.6
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  Bunkyo Civic Center observation lounge

  4.7/5

  20 Reviews

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  Tokyo

  4.2km from downtown

  

  "You can see the beauty of the city and the attractions are free. It is a sunny day, but you can't see Mount Fuji. The sky overlooking Tokyo is still very good. Not the highest observation point, but it is high enough, and the ticket is free."

  Highlights: The observation deck of the Bunkyo Ward Office is located on the 25th floor of the Bunkyo Ward Office Building. The east, west and north sides of the Bunkyo Ward Office are open to the public to set up an observatory overlooking the Tokyo street scene. Obstructed view. To the east is the Tokyo Skytree, to the west is the Shinjuku area, when the weather is clear, you can see Mt. Fuji, and to the north is Mt. Tsukuba. On the south side is a restaurant with a view.

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