Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower, established in 1958, is located in Shiba Park, Minato City, Tokyo. Standing at a height of 333 meters, its design was inspired by France's Eiffel Tower. At the time of its completion, it was the tallest self-supporting steel tower in the world. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo from its observation decks, and it remains a beloved landmark of the city to this day. The striking red-and-white exterior leaves a lasting impression, showcasing an elegant and captivating design. Symbolizing Japan's rapid economic growth and post-war recovery, this iconic structure continues to serve as a broadcasting tower even after more than 67 years since its opening. At the same time, it stands as a major tourist attraction in Tokyo, offering endless charm! The main highlights include two observation decks: the "Main Deck" (150 meters above ground) and the "Top Deck" (250 meters above ground). Whether during the day or at night, visitors can enjoy stunning views of Tokyo's cityscape. On clear days, you can even catch sight of the Rainbow Bridge and Mount Fuji. At night, the enchanting illumination of Tokyo Tower is a must-see spectacle. Additionally, at the base of the tower is a commercial facility called "Foot Town," which houses restaurants and shops. Whether you're shopping, enjoying artistic activities like caricature drawing, or playing games, this comprehensive entertainment spot offers a full day of leisurely fun!