I would like to call it the best photography spot for the Tokyo Tower

Location: Roppongi Hills There are many high-altitude observation decks in Tokyo, the most famous of which are probably Roppongi Hills and Shibuya's shibuya sky. The biggest difference between the two is that from the Shibuya observation deck, you can see both the Skytree and the Tokyo Tower, while from Roppongi Hills, you can only see the Tokyo Tower. Nevertheless, I personally feel that Roppongi Hills is superior and can be called the best photography spot for the Tokyo Tower. Admission to the observation deck requires a ticket, which costs 100+ RMB, and it shares an entrance with the Mori Art Museum. There is a place to store bags, and large photography equipment is not allowed. It is recommended to go up around 18:00 to secure a spot in advance and to immerse yourself in the day-to-night transformation of the tower and the city. From the bright white of the morning porridge to the blue sky of the evening, and then to the dark orange of the night, the entire cityscape of Tokyo unfolds before your eyes. After taking photos on the observation deck, there is also an indoor area where you can view the city's night scene through the glass.