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Tokyo's 333m icon — two sky-high decks, panoramic city views & Mt. Fuji on clear days. Compare prices & grab a coupon.

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What it is

Tokyo Tower is Tokyo's iconic 333-metre red-and-white lattice tower, completed in 1958 and located in the Minato district. It features two observation decks — the Main Deck at 150 m and the Top Deck at 250 m — offering panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline and, on clear days, distant glimpses of Mt. Fuji to the southwest.

Highlights

  • Standing 333 m tall, Tokyo Tower was the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower at the time of its 1958 completion.
  • The Main Deck observatory sits at 150 m and spans two floors with wraparound windows and an open viewing area.
  • The Top Deck observatory reaches 250 m and is accessed only via the timed Top Deck Tour, which also includes Main Deck entry.
  • On clear days — most likely in winter (November through February) — Mt. Fuji is visible roughly 100 km to the southwest from the west-facing windows.
  • The illuminated tower at night is a landmark in itself; the lighting scheme changes seasonally and for special occasions.
  • The Foot Town complex at the base houses shops, restaurants, and attractions, making it a half-day destination in its own right.

Good to know

  • Main Deck (150 m) is open daily 9:00-23:00, with last admission at 22:30; no advance booking required.
  • Top Deck Tour runs 9:00-22:45 with tours departing every 15 minutes and the last tour at 22:15; advance reservation strongly recommended as slots fill quickly.
  • Nearest stations: Akabanebashi (Toei Oedo Line, ~5-minute walk), Kamiyacho (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, ~7-minute walk), and Onarimon (Toei Mita Line, ~6-minute walk).
  • Main Deck adult tickets cost around 1,500 yen; the Top Deck Tour (which includes Main Deck access) costs around 3,300 yen online or 3,500 yen at the counter for adults — booking online typically saves a little.
  • Plan around 1-2 hours for a Main Deck-only visit; allow 2-3 hours or more if combining both decks and the Foot Town area.
  • Weekday mornings see fewer crowds; visiting at dusk lets you catch both daytime city views and the illuminated nighttime skyline in a single trip.

Frequently asked

What is the difference between the Main Deck and the Top Deck Tour?
The Main Deck (150 m) is a walk-up observatory with no time limit that you can enter with a standard ticket. The Top Deck Tour (250 m) is a timed, guided experience that requires advance reservation; it includes Main Deck access and takes you to the higher deck via a dedicated elevator.
Can you see Mt. Fuji from Tokyo Tower?
Mt. Fuji is visible on clear days from the west-facing windows of both decks, though it is not guaranteed. Visibility is best in winter — typically November through February — and in the early morning before atmospheric haze builds up.
Do I need to book Tokyo Tower tickets in advance?
Main Deck tickets can be purchased at the counter on the day. Top Deck Tour tickets are time-slotted and sell out, especially on weekends and holidays, so advance online booking is recommended.