What other travelers are saying about Konica Minolta Planetarium Tenku
Interesting starry night show. We watched 2 shows here. One was the Arabian, and the other one was the song of planetarium. We liked the song of the planetarium as the storyline was much better and touched with beautiful songs. Very relaxed and comfortable seating and ambience
No recording (audio or video) during the show.
Located on the 7th floor, shows run all day. Earbuds available if you don’t speak Japanese. Staff is very kind and patient. Show was great. Came out one show and bought a ticket for another.
Loved it! There are 6 different shows currently and I got to see 2 of them. They have regular seats and 3 special big sized seats which were amazing (they need to have a reservation) Both shows we're about 1 hour long. This is my first time going to a planetarium and this was spectacular, I will always remember the special memories this place gave me. If you are visiting Tokyo I recommend this if you love outer space 🌌
The weather was cloudy. We asked if we could still see the view, they said yes — but in the end, there was nothing to see
Really bad experience for English speakers. The Japanese is really loud and you barely hear the English translation. Also not very informative and doesn't show a lot of stars
Konica Minolta Planetarium Sky Tokyo Skytree Town operates daily with shows typically running from 10:30 AM to 9:00 PM. Adult tickets range from 1,600-1,900 yen for standard shows, while premium healing programs cost around 2,400 yen. Children's tickets are discounted, and advance online booking is recommended for popular showtimes.
From Tokyo Station, take the JR Sobu Line to Kinshicho Station, then transfer to the Tobu Skytree Line to Tokyo Skytree Station (30 minutes total). From Shibuya, take the JR Yamanote Line to Nippori, transfer to Keisei Main Line to Oshiage Station (35 minutes). The planetarium is located on the 7th floor of Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi shopping complex.
Konica Minolta Planetarium Sky Tokyo features diverse programs including astronomy shows, healing relaxation experiences with aromatherapy, music concerts under the stars, and seasonal special exhibitions. Popular shows include cosmic journey experiences, classical music planetarium concerts, and therapeutic programs designed for stress relief using advanced dome projection technology.
Yes, visiting both Konica Minolta Planetarium Sky and Tokyo Skytree observation deck on the same day is highly recommended since they're in the same Tokyo Skytree Town complex. Plan 1-2 hours for the planetarium show and 1-2 hours for Skytree views. Consider purchasing combination tickets and booking planetarium shows in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Konica Minolta Planetarium Sky offers family-friendly programming with special children's shows, educational astronomy content, and shorter duration programs suitable for young visitors. The facility provides comfortable seating and clear English audio guides for international tourists. However, some healing programs may be better suited for adults, so check show descriptions when booking tickets for families.
