東京スカイツリーのチケット：東京と富士山のパノラマビュー

Why Book This Experience?

• Secure your spot at Tokyo Skytree even during the most crowded hours with our reserved tickets.

• Maximize your experience by selecting the Combo Ticket, giving you access to both the 350m and 450m observation decks without the usual wait.

• Save more by booking in advance and enjoy the benefits of same-day ticket prices.

• Bypass those lengthy queues with the ease of our e-voucher, which you can quickly present at the entrance.

• Marvel at the mesmerizing 360° panoramic views of Tokyo and the majestic Mt. Fuji from atop Japan's highest tower.

Child Policy

• Children under five years and those aged six not yet in primary school enter free.

• 12-year-olds still attending primary school are eligible for the children's rate.

• High schoolers above 18 years receive the youth rate.

• This ticket grants access to both the Tembo Deck (350m) and Tembo Galleria (450m).

Booking and Entry Details

• After confirmation, your Tokyo Skytree priority access ticket is locked in for your chosen date and time.

• A QR code voucher will be emailed to you up to 30 days before your visit.

• The QR voucher is only valid for the Tokyo Skytree entry on the specific date and time you booked.

• Use the Main Entrance leading to the 4F Sky Arena on your visit day.

• Redeem your QR voucher for a tangible ticket at the 4F Entrance Floor Ticket Counter, available from 10:00 to 20:00.

How to Get to Tokyo Skytree

The easiest way is via train. Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree Line is the closest, but Oshiage Station, served by several other lines, is just a short walk away.

1. Tokyo Skytree Station

• From Asakusa Station, there is a 1-2 minute ride on the Tobu Skytree Line or a 15-minute walk.

• From Ueno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line), transfer to the Tobu Skytree Line at Asakusa Station, 14 minutes total.

2. Oshiage Station (Skytree)

• Take the JR Sobu Rapid Line from Tokyo Station and transfer to Kinshicho for the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, 16 minutes total.

• From Shinagawa Station, take the Keikyu Line or Toei Asakusa Line for a 25-minute through service.

• From Haneda Airport, take the Keikyu Line or Toei Asakusa Line for a 42-minute through service.

• From Narita Airport, take the Keisei Narita Airport Line or Narita SKY ACCESS Keisei Line for a 49-minute through service.

3. Asakusa Station

• Five minutes from Ueno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line), a 15-minute walk to Tokyo Skytree.

4. Kinshicho Station

• Nine minutes from Tokyo Station (JR Sobu Rapid Line) and a 30-minute walk to Tokyo Skytree.

Note: You can use the Skytree Shuttle, the No-transfer service direct to Tokyo Skytree Town. The Skytree Shuttle direct shuttle from the main terminal stations to Tokyo Skytree Town is easy to understand, even for first-time travelers to Tokyo.

Skytree Shuttles depart from the following locations:

• Tokyo Station

• Ueno-Asakusa Area

• Haneda Airport

• Tokyo Disney Resort

Tokyo Skytree Opening Hours

Tokyo Skytree is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The last admission to Tembo Deck is at 8 p.m. Some Solamachi restaurants are open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. — convenient for late-night meals.

Fun Things to Do at Tokyo Skytree

Tembo Deck 350m

Situated 350 meters above ground in the glass floor of Tokyo Skytree Tower, the tallest building in Japan, the Tembo Deck offers panoramic views of Japan's bustling capital. With a glimpse of landmarks such as the Tokyo Tower, visitors holding either an admission ticket for a specified date or a physical ticket can relish the city from this vantage point.

The observation deck provides a multi-layered viewing experience, immersing visitors in the sensation of floating above Tokyo, with each level showcasing a distinct perspective.

Skytree Tembo Galleria 450m

Ascending 450 meters within the Tokyo Skytree Tower, the Tokyo Skytree Tembo Galleria is a spiraled observation platform offering unparalleled city vistas. With its unique "Skywalk" concept and glass flooring, the Galleria allows for progressive, changing views as visitors ascend.

This platform provides expansive views, and the journey upwards through its design offers a sensation akin to a skyward exploration.

Skyshop

The Skyshop, an integral part of Tokyo Sky Tree Town, offers an array of Tokyo Skytree-themed souvenirs. From exclusive memorabilia to commemorative items, it's a haven for those wanting a tangible piece of the Tokyo Skytree Tower experience.

The gift shop here's exclusivity, with many products available only here, ensures visitors get a special memento of their Skytree journey.

Skytree Cafes and Restaurants

The cafes and restaurants within Tokyo Skytree Tower provide culinary delights, from global dishes to a Japanese sweets cafe. Overlooking the sprawling, city skyline, these establishments serve flavors accompanied by mesmerizing views.

Dining at this altitude, with Tokyo as the backdrop, creates a memorable culinary experience, making it more than just a meal.

Sumida Aquarium

Adjacent to Tokyo Skytree Tower, the Sumida Aquarium introduces visitors to marine life from Tokyo Bay and further afield. With innovative open-tank displays, the aquatic world comes alive in unique ways.

Beyond traditional aquarium setups, Sumida's open aquascapes immerse visitors in expansive marine ecosystems.

Solamachi

As the heartbeat of Tokyo Sky Tree Town, Solamachi offers over 300 establishments, blending shopping, dining, and entertainment. It's a retail microcosm of Tokyo, from high-end brands to traditional Japanese crafts.

Solamachi isn't merely a shopping complex; it's a journey through Tokyo's diverse culture, all within the shadow of the towering Skytree.

Sorakara Point

Sorakara Point, the apex of the Tokyo Skytree Tower, stands at 451.2 meters, providing the most breathtaking views of Japan's bustling capital. It's the culmination of the Skytree experience, where visitors genuinely feel on top of the world.

Being the tower's zenith, it tallest structure offers an unparalleled panoramic view, granting visitors a serene moment amidst the city's vastness.

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