Tokyo Skytree & Observation Deck Tickets — Skytree, Tower & City View
Tokyo's skyline decks sell timed entry — the 634-metre Skytree, the classic Tokyo Tower, and the City View deck in Roppongi — so the choice is which view and whether you want a combo with an aquarium or subway pass.
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$1613 JPY
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Skytree & Observation Decks: what to know before booking
Tokyo's skyline decks sell timed entry — the 634-metre Skytree, the classic Tokyo Tower, and the City View deck in Roppongi — so the choice is which view and whether you want a combo with an aquarium or subway pass.
- Availability
- 6 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $1613 JPY before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 8,497 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Skytree in Sumida (Oshiage); Tokyo Tower in Minato; City View in Roppongi Hills
- Best time
- Around sunset for the best mix of city views and night lights
- Ticket note
- Timed-entry; arrive within your booked slot
Skytree & Observation Decks in Tokyo
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Everything you should know before you book
Tokyo Skytree is the tallest structure in Japan at 634 metres, with the Tembo Deck at 350m and the higher Tembo Galleria at 450m. The retro orange Tokyo Tower and the Roppongi Hills City View deck give lower but more central panoramas. All three sell timed-entry tickets, and skip-the-line slots cut the wait on weekends and holidays.
Go for sunset and the city-lights window. The decks are busiest right after dark, so an early-evening slot catches both the daylight Fuji silhouette on clear days and the neon city after. Combo tickets bundling the Skytree with the Sumida Aquarium below it, or the Tower with a subway pass, save money if you're stacking stops.
Frequently asked questions
Skytree or Tokyo Tower — which deck is better?
Skytree is far higher with the widest panorama; Tokyo Tower is lower, more central, and an icon in its own right. For a single visit, the Skytree's view wins on clear days; the Tower is the more photogenic landmark from the ground.
Is skip-the-line worth it at the Skytree?
Yes on weekends, holidays, and around sunset, when standard queues build. A timed skip-the-line slot is the smoothest combination.
Can you see Mt Fuji from the Skytree?
On clear days, yes — Fuji is visible to the southwest, best in winter when the air is crisp. Cloud often hides it, so views aren't guaranteed.