Discover the Vibrant World of TOKYO SKYTREE: A Fusion of Rich Culture, Exquisite Cuisine, and Breathtaking Views

TOKYO SKYTREE

TOKYO SKYTREE stands tall as an iconic landmark in Japan, nestled within the Sumida City Ward. Renowned as Japan's tallest structure, it proudly reaches an impressive height of 634 metres. In addition to being a towering architectural marvel, TOKYO SKYTREE thrives as a vibrant hub offering a range of activities that cater to diverse interests. Visitors can embark on a captivating journey within and around the TOKYO SKYTREE complex, immersing themselves in a perfect fusion of culture, cuisine, and awe-inspiring vistas.

Enjoy effortless access to TOKYO SKYTREE via the TOBU Railway. Simply disembark at either "Tokyo Skytree Station" on the Tobu Skytree Line or "Oshiage Station" on the Hanzomon Line for unparalleled convenience.

For first-time visitors to Japan eager to reach TOKYO SKYTREE from the airport, convenient transportation options await. From Haneda Airport, enjoy a 39-minute journey on the Keikyu Line/Toei Asakusa Line directly to Oshiage Station (Skytree). From Narita Airport, a seamless 49-minute ride is available on the Narita Sky Access Keisei line.

Awe-Inspiring Adventures Around SKYTREE

Around TOKYO SKYTREE, visitors can embark on an enchanting journey through the historic streets surrounding the towering structure.

Hop aboard the Tobu Skytree Line, which will take guests directly to Asakusa Station. Along the way, visitors can relish in breathtaking views of the Sumida River, which gracefully winds its way through the heart of Tokyo. Upon reaching Asakusa Station, a mere 13-minute stroll will transport visitors to the timeless Asakusa district, where tradition and culture harmoniously coexist.

Experience the Nakamise Shopping Street in Asakusa, a haven brimming with local Japanese food and souvenir shops. Enjoy the vibrant ambience of traditional Japanese culture and indulge in delectable local delicacies, such as the colourful imo yokan from The Funawa Shop, and discover an array of unique keepsakes. Uncover a treasure trove of traditional kimonos, auspicious 'Maneki Neko' cat charms, and meticulously handcrafted Japanese umbrellas, perfect for commemorating your visit to Senso-ji.

Senso-ji (also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple) is Tokyo's oldest and most venerated Buddhist temple, making it an essential destination for those exploring the SKYTREE area. Delve into the profound spiritual atmosphere, behold captivating rituals, and offer reverence to the magnificent deity enshrined within the temple's hallowed confines. The majestic Senso-ji Temple greets visitors with its imposing main gate, protected by the formidable gods of wind and thunder.

After savouring the delights of Nakamise shopping and the spiritual aura of Sensoji, treat yourself to a distinctive and leisurely exploration of the area with Jinrikisha rides. These traditional Japanese rickshaws provide an enchanting mode of transportation as friendly guides take visitors on scenic routes through the surrounding neighbourhood. While an example course is available, visitors can tailor their journey based on their preferences and budget. For detailed information, please visit Tokyo Rickshaw, a reputable Jinrikisha company renowned for its exceptional services in the heart of Asakusa."

Unveiling the Wonders Inside SKYTREE

To explore inside TOKYO SKYTREE, visitors can select from a diverse range of tickets, including the coveted admission fee priced at 2,700 yen. With this exclusive ticket, visitors can enjoy access to the captivating Tembo Galleria and Tembo Deck, immersing themselves in a world of culinary delights and breathtaking views of the city.

Situated on the Tembo Deck, two charming cafes offer visitors an unforgettable experience with delectable refreshments while immersing themselves in the boundless cityscape. During the daytime, guests can bask in the vibrant atmosphere and breathtaking views as they indulge in the renowned SKYTREE CAFE 340, located on floor 340. This warm and inviting establishment entices guests with an extensive selection of beverages, light snacks, and original sweets, ensuring a delightful experience from 10:00 to 20:45. Additionally, SKYTREE CAFE 350, perched on floor 350, stands proudly as the highest-altitude establishment of its kind in Japan, granting fortunate patrons an unparalleled panoramic spectacle of the majestic Kanto Plain on clear, sunny days.

TOKYO SKYTREE

For an unforgettable nighttime experience, visitors can indulge in the delights of Sky Restaurant 634, located on Tembo Deck Floor 345. As the sun sets, this remarkable venue unveils an enchanting ambience where guests can immerse themselves in the exquisite flavours of "Tokyo Cuisine." This innovative culinary concept takes inspiration from the lively spirit and unique allure of Shitamachi. Picture yourself savouring delectable dishes while being captivated by the breathtaking panoramic view from a staggering height of 345 metres above the ground.

For those seeking an astounding view of Tokyo's sprawling cityscape, the observation deck of the Skytree offers an unparalleled vantage point. Operating from 10 am to 9 pm, with the last entry at 8 pm, this remarkable observation deck allows visitors to marvel at the mesmerising skyline and capture breathtaking photographs. Whether you visit during the day or be enchanted by Tokyo's dazzling lights at night, the expansive deck guarantees an unforgettable experience that will leave anyone in awe.

Tobu Railway

Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. is one of Japan's largest commuter railway networks which operates in Tokyo as well as in large portions of the surrounding prefectures. Tobu Railways is part of the Tobu Group, which is engaged in other transportation sectors such as buses and taxis, they also operate Department stores, hotels, health clubs, golf courses and theme parks, as real estate. They are the largest investor in the TOKYO SKYTREE - the tallest broadcasting tower in the world, which is the centrepiece of the large commercial development.

*Source: Tobu Railway Co. Ltd,  doq Pty Ltd and Nichigo Press Media Group Pty Ltd,  Maki Watabe m.watabe@thedoq.com