5 Must-Know Things When Visiting Azabudai Hills in Tokyo!

When traveling to Tokyo, of course, you want to go up high-rise buildings to take in the cityscape of Tokyo. Many people choose Roppongi and Shibuya Sky, but the free Azabudai Hills is even more appealing! / The first thing: 'About Azabudai Hills' Azabudai Hills is located at the center of Tokyo Tower, Roppongi Hills, and Toranomon Hills, boasting an excellent geographical location. It's a new landmark of Tokyo, a new mall, a 'top-tier version of a mini-city' complex! / The second thing: 'Photo Spots' 1. Mori JP Tower: The main tower of the project, the 330-meter-tall Mori JP Tower, surpasses the Abeno Harukas building in Osaka, becoming the tallest building in Japan currently. 2. Azabudai Hills House Observation Deck: The 33rd floor houses a free, no-reservation-needed observation deck, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Tower and take in the heart of Tokyo, Shibuya district, Shiba Park, Azabudai, and Roppongi all at once. 3. Garden Plaza: With four garden plazas, renowned architects were invited to design them with the theme of 'green and health,' creating a winding and undulating 'staircase-style' architectural appearance. 4. Azabudai Hills Food Market: Food lovers definitely shouldn't miss the Azabudai Hills Food Market located in Garden Plaza C. / The third thing: 'Azabudai Hills 33' Compared to Roppongi and Shibuya Sky, where you have to buy tickets and tickets are hard to come by, this free observation deck on the 33rd floor of Azabudai Hills is really appealing! No reservation needed, you can go directly from the first-floor staircase to the 33rd floor! And the view here is really great! Perfect for viewing Tokyo Tower! Opening hours: 10:00-21:00 / The fourth thing: 'Transportation Tips' 1. Getting to Azabudai Hills: From Kamiyacho Station exit 5, it's about a 10-minute walk to Azabudai, or if you're visiting Tokyo Tower, you can walk from there, also about 10 minutes. 2. How to reach the 33rd-floor observation deck: It's recommended to go to the lowest level first, the courtyard on the first floor, and take the elevator on the far left side of the lobby. There's also a guide at the elevator entrance to take you directly to the 33rd floor. / The fifth thing: 'Touring Tips' 1. It's suggested to go in the afternoon, so you can see the daytime scenery and then enjoy the night view of Tokyo Tower in the evening. 2. The mall is large, and the elevator to the 33rd-floor observation deck can be a bit hard to find, so it's best to keep asking for directions! 3. On the 33rd-floor observation deck, if you continue walking up, there are cafes and restaurants with great views and ambiance!