Tickets to Tokyo City View at the Roppongi Hills Observatory

Tokyo's tallest building, the 238-meter Mori Tower, is located in upscale Roppongi Hills. Its floor plan consists primarily of office space, but it also houses restaurants, shops, an observation deck, and a contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions. The building is mainly occupied by offices, but the first few floors house restaurants, shops, and a museum.

From the 52nd floor of Mori Tower's Tokyo City View observation deck, you can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo's idyllic tech and culturally ambitious cityscape.

Tickets to Tokyo City View at the Roppongi Hills Observatory

Discover the breathtaking Tokyo cityscape on this guided sightseeing tour that includes access to the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills observatory, offering panoramic views of iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower. The tour lasts for approximately one hour and provides audio guides in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, French, German, Spanish, Indonesian, and Russian. Visitors can also explore the surrounding areas including Roppongi Hills Mori Art Museum and the Mori Tower's rooftop garden, which spans 230 meters above ground level with a viewing area of over 1,500 square meters. The observatory is open daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM, making it perfect for both daytime and nighttime visits. With an elevation of 270 meters, the Roppongi Hills observation deck offers unparalleled views of Tokyo's skyline, including Odaiba across the bay and Ebisu Gardens in close proximity. This tour is ideal for travelers interested in exploring Tokyo’s landmarks and cosmopolitan cityscape.

Witness Spectacular Views from Roppongi Hills Observation Deck

Your tour stops at the Roppongi Hills observation deck where you can marvel at a stunning 360-degree view of Tokyo. Opened in 2003, this observatory is situated on the 52nd floor of Mori Tower and offers an expansive viewing area of over 1,500 square meters. The tower itself stands 270 meters high with a total height of 468 meters including its antenna. Visitors can spend up to one hour here taking in sights like Tokyo Skytree, which was completed in 2012 and reaches a height of 634 meters, making it the tallest structure in Japan. Additionally, guests will see Tokyo Tower, standing at 333 meters tall since its completion in 1958, serving as one of Tokyo’s most recognizable landmarks. The observation deck provides unique perspectives on Odaiba and Ebisu Gardens, allowing you to capture both daytime cityscapes and the illuminated night skyline. This experience is particularly special for those interested in modern architecture and urban landscapes.

Explore the Iconic Tokyo Skytree

At Tokyo Skytree, guests can explore one of Japan’s tallest structures, which was completed in 2012 with a total height of 634 meters. The observation deck is located at 450 meters above ground level and offers expansive views over the cityscape. With an area spanning 2,879 square meters, Tokyo Skytree includes various attractions such as Tembo Galleria, which features shops and restaurants, and Tembo Docomo, a digital museum showcasing interactive exhibits about the tower’s construction and technology. The Skytree also houses broadcasting facilities for NHK and other major networks. Visitors typically spend around 30 minutes here enjoying panoramic views of Tokyo’s landmarks including Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Tower. This makes it unique compared to other observatories by offering a combination of engineering marvels, cultural experiences, and breathtaking vistas.

Admire the Historic Beauty of Tokyo Tower

Your tour continues at Tokyo Tower where you can admire one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks standing 333 meters tall since its completion in 1958. The tower features a distinctive red-and-white design inspired by the Eiffel Tower and houses broadcasting facilities for over 40 television and radio stations. Visitors can ascend to the main observatory at 150 meters or the special observatory at 250 meters, both offering stunning views of Tokyo’s skyline including Roppongi Hills and Odaiba across the bay. The tower also includes various attractions such as the Sky Restaurant H33, which offers a unique dining experience with panoramic city views. This makes it a must-visit for those interested in history and engineering, providing a contrast to more modern observatories like Tokyo Skytree.

Tour Highlights

• Enjoy rooftop view at Roppongi Hills Observatory
• Explore Mori Art Museum on 52nd floor
• Audio guide available in 10 languages
• Capture Tokyo’s skyline during day and night visits
• Experience panoramic views of Odaiba across bay
• Discover broadcasting facilities inside Tokyo Tower
• Visit digital museum at Tembo Docomo in Skytree
• Marvel at historic red-and-white design of Tokyo Tower

Perfect for sightseers, architecture enthusiasts, and photography buffs, this guided tour provides a comprehensive overview of Tokyo’s landmarks. The one-hour format allows you to explore Roppongi Hills Mori Art Museum, enjoy panoramic views from the observatory deck, and discover broadcasting facilities inside Tokyo Skytree and Tower, giving you an in-depth look at Tokyo's skyline while enjoying its unique features.