
Standing 333 meters high in central Tokyo, Tokyo Tower (東京タワー) is the world's tallest, self-supported steel tower and 3 meters taller than its model, the Eiffel Tower. A symbol of Japan's post-war rebirth as a major economic power, Tokyo Tower was the country's tallest structure from its completion in 1958 until 2012 when it was surpassed by the Tokyo Skytree. In addition to being a popular tourist spot, Tokyo Tower serves as a broadcast antenna.
The tower's main deck at 150 meters is reached via elevator or a 600-step staircase (both paid). Thanks to the tower's central location, the observatory offers an interesting view of the city despite being only at a relatively moderate height. There are also some "lookdown windows" in the floor to stand on, a souvenir shop and a cafe.

A second set of elevators connect the main deck to the 250 meter high top deck, from where you can get a bird's eye view of Tokyo from high above the surrounding buildings. It is the third highest observation deck in Tokyo (after the two decks at the Tokyo Skytree). When visibility is good, visitors can see the Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji in the distance.
In the building at the base of the tower, known as the Foot Town, visitors can find a selection of shops and restaurants, as well as the Red Tokyo Tower e-sports entertainment complex. Spanning multiple floors, this complex offers various interactive games and e-sport activities. Admission tickets allow visitors to play any game during the ticket's validity period.

Getting there and around
The closest subway stations to Tokyo Tower are Onarimon Station on the Mita Subway Line, Akabanebashi Station on the Oedo Subway Line and Kamiyacho on the Hibiya Subway Line, which are all about a 5-10 minute walk from the tower. Alternatively, you can reach the tower in about a 15-20 minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station on the JR Yamanote Line or Daimon Station on the Asakusa or Oedo subway lines.

Hours and Fees
Tokyo Tower
Hours
Closed
Admission
3500 yen (both decks, 3300 yen if purchased in advance)
7000 yen (Diamond Tour; also includes access to a lounge on the first floor) Buy ticket online
Red Tokyo Tower (entertainment complex)
Hours
Closed
Admission
3200-5400 yen (all-day)
2200-4400 yen (after 5pm)
2300 yen (1 hour) Buy ticket online
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Hotels around Tokyo
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MokkoanFeaturing free WiFi and a hot tub, Mokkoan offers accommodation in Kita Ward, Tokyo. Private parking is available on site. Every room comes with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Certain units have a seating area where you can relax. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries. You will find a shared kitchen at the property. The guest house also offers free use of bicycles. Yokohama is 37 km from Mokkoan, while Chiba is 41 km away. The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda International Airport, 24 km from Mokkoan.View on Booking.com -
Bvlgari Hotel TokyoView on Booking.comElegant Accommodations
Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo in Tokyo offers luxurious rooms with city or garden views, air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities. Each room includes a work desk, minibar, and free WiFi.Exceptional Facilities
Guests can enjoy spa facilities, a swimming pool with a view, sauna, fitness centre, and indoor pool. Additional amenities include a hot tub, steam room, and wellness packages.Dining Experience
The traditional restaurant serves Italian, sushi, and vegetarian cuisines for brunch, lunch, dinner, high tea, and cocktails. Breakfast options include American, Italian, and Asian styles with warm dishes, fresh pastries, and fruits.Prime Location
Located 18 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the hotel is a short walk from Daimaru Tokyo and Tokyo Station. Nearby attractions include Tokyo Building TOKIA and Tokyo Convention Hall. -
SOLA HOTELView on Booking.comComfortable Accommodations
SOLA HOTEL in Tokyo offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities. Each room includes a kitchenette, balcony, and free WiFi, ensuring a pleasant stay.Convenient Facilities
Guests can enjoy a terrace, outdoor seating area, and private check-in and check-out services. Additional facilities include a lift, full-day security, express services, and luggage storage.Prime Location
Located 21 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the aparthotel is near attractions such as Tokyo Skytree (less than 1 km) and Kameido Tenjin Shrine (800 metres). Guests appreciate the scenic views and excellent service. -
East SQUARE TokyoView on Booking.comComfortable Accommodations
East SQUARE Tokyo in Tokyo offers family rooms with air-conditioning, balconies, and tatami floors. Each room includes a TV, electric kettle, and free WiFi.Convenient Facilities
Guests can relax on the terrace or lounge area. The hotel provides a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, laundry, and luggage storage.Prime Location
Located 18 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the hotel is near attractions such as Chokei-ji Temple (a few steps), Edo Hyogu Museum (3-minute walk), and Miroku-ji Temple (300 metres). -
hanareView on Booking.comComfortable Accommodations
hanare in Tokyo offers a 2-star guest house experience with free WiFi, air-conditioning, and a private bathroom. Each room features a tatami floor, shower, and free toiletries.Convenient Facilities
The property provides private check-in and check-out, a public bath, concierge service, daily housekeeping, a coffee shop, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a work desk, refrigerator, and seating area.Prime Location
Located 25 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, hanare is near attractions such as Asakura Museum of Sculpture (4-minute walk), Kyoouji Temple (400 metres), and Tennoji Temple (8-minute walk). Guests appreciate the quiet street view and excellent service. -
Oyado Kien RyogokuView on Booking.comComfortable Accommodations
Oyado Kien Ryogoku in Tokyo offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and tatami floors. Each room includes a kitchenette, refrigerator, and TV.Essential Facilities
Guests enjoy free WiFi, a lounge, shared kitchen, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a hairdryer, slippers, and a sofa bed.Prime Location
Located 19 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the guest house is a short walk from Yokoamicho Park and The Sumida Hokusai Museum. Nearby attractions include Tokyo Metropolitan Memorial Hall and NTT Docomo History Square.Guest Satisfaction
Highly rated for its friendly host, excellent public transport options, and convenient location. -
No Borders HostelView on Booking.comComfortable Accommodations
No Borders Hostel in Tokyo offers clean and comfortable rooms with air-conditioning, parquet floors, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy amenities such as a lounge, shared kitchen, and luggage storage.Convenient Facilities
The guest house provides free use of bicycles and a washing machine. Additional facilities include a dining area, tea and coffee maker, and a refrigerator.Prime Location
Located 12 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the property is an 8-minute walk from Togoshi-ginza Shopping Street and near attractions like Meguro Fudoson Ryusen-ji Temple (1.5 km) and Ohsaki New City Shopping Mall (1.7 km).Guest Satisfaction
Highly rated for its friendly host, cleanliness, and excellent service. -
The Okura TokyoComposed of 2 buildings, The Okura Tokyo boasts a garden and bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi. The accommodation features a concierge, ticket service and currency exchange for guests. All rooms are fitted with air conditioning, a fridge, kettle and flat-screen TV with satellite channels. All guest rooms have a private bathroom with a bath, hairdryer, bidet and free toiletries. Located on 28-40 floors, Prestige Tower offers rooms with cityscape views. Guests booking room type with Club Lounge Access in Heritage Wing can enjoy Club Lounge. Spacious rooms in Heritage Wing include complimentary welcome drink, steam sauna and spa bath. Guests at the hotel can enjoy a buffet breakfast. Popular points of interest near The Okura Tokyo include Iino Hall and Conference Centre, National Diet Building and Space FS Shiodome. The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda International, 22 km from the hotel, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.View on Booking.com -
Hotel Yuni Star-ClubView on Booking.comComfortable Accommodations
Hotel Yuni Star-Club in Tokyo offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and city views. Each room includes a bath, shower, hairdryer, refrigerator, free toiletries, slippers, carpeted floors, wardrobes, and TVs.Essential Facilities
Guests enjoy free WiFi, ensuring connectivity during their stay. The hotel provides a work desk and interconnected rooms for added convenience.Convenient Location
Located 23 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the hotel is near attractions such as Sotobori Park (16-minute walk), Museum of Science Tokyo University of Science (1.1 km), and Shinjuku Historical Museum (1.4 km). Public transport options are highly praised by guests.Guest Satisfaction
Highly rated for its friendly host, excellent service, and proximity to public transport, Hotel Yuni Star-Club ensures a comfortable and enjoyable stay. -
Kaminarimon RyokanView on Booking.comPrime Location
Kaminarimon Ryokan in Tokyo offers a central position in the city centre, Taito-ku. Asakusa Public Hall is a 3-minute walk away, while Asakusa Station lies 300 metres nearby. Tokyo Haneda Airport is 22 km from the hotel.Comfortable Accommodations
Rooms feature air-conditioning, private bathrooms with baths, and free WiFi. Additional amenities include a work desk, seating area, and city views. Guests appreciate the room comfort and attentive staff.Dining Experience
An Asian breakfast with local specialities is served daily. The hotel also offers a terrace and balcony for relaxation.Nearby Attractions
Nearby attractions include the Drum Museum (500 metres), Asakusa ROX Shopping Centre (5-minute walk), and Sumida Riverside Hall (700 metres).
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Tokyo Restaurants
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Udatsu SushiAwarded One Star in 2024 - People from around the world visit to experience Mr. Udatsu's sushi. Inside the restaurant, which resembles an art gallery with its modern decor and numerous artworks, guests can enjoy sushi crafted from the highest quality ingredients. While the foundation is traditional nigiri, the menu also features original creations born from the chef's relentless curiosity and innovation.View on JapanEatinerary -
WaketokuyamaAwarded One Star in 2025 - With a meticulous focus on allowing guests to enjoy seasonal ingredients at their peak, the menu changes approximately every two weeks. The signature dish, "Grilled Abalone with Seaweed Aroma," features thick slices of abalone generously coated in a rich liver sauce, offering an exquisite taste of the sea.View on JapanEatinerary -
Fry-yaExquisite fried dishes crafted by a head chef with experience earning stars in both Switzerland and Japan. The remarkably light tonkatsu is a favorite not only among Japanese diners but also among visitors to Japan. With the theme of "small portions, many varieties," guests can enjoy sampling a wide selection of tonkatsu in smaller portions.View on JapanEatinerary -
TEMPURA & WINE SHINOThe kind of restaurant that is known only to true gourmets, serving as a sort of "Hidden gem". In a chic space with black walls and a ceiling adorned in gold, you can enjoy tempura with a light and elegant texture, delicately fried using refined techniques to achieve a thin, white batter that minimizes the aroma of oil. Savor tempura that maximizes the flavors of the ingredients, paired with Champagne and Burgundy wines carefully selected by the sommelier.View on JapanEatinerary -
HikarimonoWith a prime location and quality that rivals high-end sushi restaurants, this restaurant maintains the goal of being a place for everyday dining. It offers a casual and relaxed atmosphere, free from stiffness or formality. The signature "Hikari-maki," featuring ingredients such as sardines, pickled plum, and bettarazuke (sweet pickled radish), boasts unique flavors that are especially popular among international visitors.View on JapanEatinerary -
Daikanyama Issai KassaiThe owner, Shinji Odahara, boasts a 30-year career in Japanese cuisine and has the remarkable achievement of opening a Japanese restaurant in New York that earned a star. Guests can enjoy exquisite charcoal-grilled meat dishes and rice cooked in a clay pot, all within a modern interior with dim lighting that sparks adult curiosity.View on JapanEatinerary -
SudachiYou can enjoy dishes that make the most of seasonal ingredients, transcending the traditional boundaries of Japanese cuisine. While rooted in the traditions of Japanese cooking, the menu features unique offerings such as dishes incorporating shark fin - rarely seen in Japanese cuisine - and sushi that reflects the chef's background in sushi restaurants. At the open kitchen counter, where the lively atmosphere comes alive, you can savor the culinary creations with all five senses.View on JapanEatinerary -
TorinaoIn a relaxed and serene atmosphere, you can enjoy exquisite yakitori made with "Koshu Kenmidori" chicken, grilled to perfection over Kishu Binchotan charcoal for a delightful aroma. The tender and fluffy tsukune (chicken meatball) is particularly popular for its juicy flavor. Additionally, the carefully selected Japanese sake, chosen by the owner, pairs wonderfully with the yakitori.View on JapanEatinerary -
IchiuChef Hamano is renowned for his experience training at three different two-star restaurants. In addition to sushi, he has honed his skills in Japanese cuisine at the esteemed Akasaka Kikunoi, giving him a strong foundation in traditional Japanese culinary techniques. When it comes to nigiri, he is meticulous not only about the toppings but also the rice. He uses a premium rice variety from Akita, enhanced with two types of red vinegar and plum vinegar to create a refreshing flavor.View on JapanEatinerary -
Yakiniku OnukiThe restaurant is proud of its "Tare Yakiniku" (grilled meat with sauce), which is made from Japanese black beef that has inherited the "excellent sauce" from the main restaurant, and is so tender that it melts in your mouth.The beef tongue is also superb. The thickly cut beef tongue is very difficult to grill, so the waiter grills it and serves it to you. Enjoy a blissful moment with wine that pairs well with the meat.View on JapanEatinerary
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Experiences around Tokyo
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SponsoredPrivate Toyosu Market Off-Limits Wholesale Area Tour with an Acclaimed ChefTour the wholesale area of Toyosu Market, which is normally off-limits to the public, with distinguished Japanese cuisine chef Kazuhiko Tajima, who previously worked as the chef for the official residence of the Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco.View experienceSponsored
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Asakusa Kimono&Yukata Rental at Kimono Miyabi Asakusa in Main Branch**Klook Exclusive Free Next Day Return! Limited Time Only!** Show this message and return your Kimono the next day for FREE for rental during Sep 15 - Dec 15, 2023. Exclusions applied to Formal Kimono Furisode and Homongi. See What to Expect for more detailsView on Klook -
Sushi Making Tokyo Roll and Authentic Japanese Sushi ClassYou can learn how to make **Maki-Sushi (Roll-Sushi) & Temari-Sushi** or **Maki-Sushi (Roll-Sushi) & Nigiri Sushi**View on Klook -
Original Glass Making Experience (Tokyo)You can make your own original work by digging the glass as if you were writing with a pen.View on Klook -
Fancy Kimono Dress up and Photoshoot in TokyoMinina will give you a fabulous memorial of a Trip to Tokyo and change you whatever you want to beView on Klook -
Tokyo Asakusa Kimono&Yukata Rental at Kimono Miyabi Asakusa StationEnjoy visiting Asakusa or Ueno while wearing a Japanese traditional kimono by Kimono MiyabiView on Klook -
Tokyo Asakusa Kimono & Furisode Rental ExperienceTake the subway to Asakusa Station (Ginza Line) Exit 4 and walk for 20 seconds. It is 220 meters away from Sensoji Kaminarimon Gate. The location is perfect!View on Klook -
Tokyo Sumo Wrestling Tournament TourCome face to face with Japanese culture that has been kept alive through many years, such as the presence of a referee which began in the Sengoku period (about 1467-1603)View on Klook
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