Tokyo City View

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Amazing Tokyo view from the 52nd floor! Great price around $10usd (buy tix online somewhere in advance). Almost 360 degree view with several different areas to sit. Can see Mt Fuji on a clear day, and the rest of Tokyo landmarks. I came here twice in 2 days.

An incredible spot for a stunning Tokyo city view at Roppongi Hills. The observatory deck on the 52nd floor offers breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views, with Tokyo Tower as the standout feature. It's highly recommended to visit around sunset and stay until the city lights come alive.

Looking for a tower for a great view of Tokyo, look no further than Tokyo City View at Roppongi Hills. For me this is the beat high viewpoint in the city. It's not a tourist trap like Sky Tree and has a bit more about it than the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observation Deck. We paid about 4,000 Yen for entrance fee and it certainly was worth it. It didn't have crazy crowds of people and you could enjoy the space and the views without the madness of SkyTree. Before buying our tickets a lady showed us a clipboard with images of what the view would look like as it was cloudy and wet. This is great to prevent any disappointments at the top. There were a few art exhibits taking place at floor 52, which was great to explore in-between admiring the Tokyo skyline. If you are looking for a quieter observation deck to see Tokyo's skyline, this is the place for you!

Had one of the best sunset views in our lives here. We were able to see Mt Fuji and the Tokyo Tower. It can get a little crowded, but we managed to grab some seats and enjoy the view. Definitely won’t forget this evening!

One of the best place to view Tokyo Tower and take beautiful photos of it and with other landmarks, like Rainbow Bridge, Sky Tree, Haneda airport, even Mt. Fuji when the weather is good. It’s also easy to walk in and buy tickets as the spot, and not too crowded, unlike Shibuya sky where you must book tickets weeks ahead. I happened to find the Fire bird exhibition is on when I visited - another bonus for me. Unfortunately the deck closed at 10pm and in order to wait for the classic Tokyo Tower light during public holidays, I couldn’t go here for night pic, but it’s equally breathtaking during the day.