[2025 Tokyo ] Travel Guide for SHIBUYA SKY (Updated Mar)

Recommended Evening Destinations in Tokyo! Tokyo has so many places to visit in the evening that it's a city where it's a shame to go to bed early 🥹 Here are the best evening spots from my 20-day trip to Tokyo. I hope this helps with your travel plans 🗼🖤 1. Shibuya Yokocho 2. Scramble Crossing 3. Gonpachi Nishiazabu 4. Asakusa 5. Tokyo Station 6. Akabanebashi Station Exit 7. Shibuya Sky 8. TeamLab Planets

#Travel itinerary 📍First day (Shinjuku, Shibuya) centered! 1. Airport-> Shinjuku 2. Lunch- Gyukatsu near Shinjuku 3. Shibuya Sky 4. Shibuya Scramble Crossing 5. Dinner- Shibuya Monjayaki or Ichiran Ramen recommended 6. Shopping- Kaldi / Mega Don Quijote 📍Day 2 Tokyo Disneyland (I was there all day!) ㄴ If you don't go to Disneyland, it would be good to go to Kamakura or Yokohama 📍Day 3 (Kichijoji / Sensoji)! 1. (Kichijoji) Inokashira Onshi Park ㄴ I bought some food at Starbucks on the way there 2. Lunch - Ibuki Udon 3. Nakamichi Shopping Street Moved from Kichijoji to Asakusa 4. (Asakusa) Sensoji & Sumida River 5. Yakiniku] 6. Walk - Akihabara 📍Day 4 (Shibuya, Ginza, Tokyo Tower) 1. Breakfast and lunch - Shibuya Tenka Sushi 2. Miyashita Park - Starbucks 3. Shopping - Harajuku/Omotesando 4. The Prince Park Tower Hotel (viewing Tokyo Tower) 5. Ginza shopping #Tokyo travel #Tokyo travel schedule

Hello! Plan a romantic winter vacation with this 7-day Japan itinerary. With real experiences and practical information, this guide will make your trip to Japan smoother and more fun. -- Japan 🇯🇵, a country steeped in history and culture, is home to both the ancient and elegant Kyoto ⛩️ and the ultra-modern Tokyo 🌃. Whether you visit in spring to experience the cherry blossoms 🌸 and traditional Japanese life, or in winter to enjoy the snow 🌨️ and hot springs ♨️, you'll fall in love with this country. -- 📅📍Itinerary: Day 1: Mount Rokko Snow Park A paradise for ski lovers! Bring your ski gear and start your Mount Rokko ski trip! 🏂 Day 2: Osaka Castle Park -> Osaka Castle -> Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori Visit Osaka Castle Park and its star attraction, Osaka Castle, then head to Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori for a food tour! 🏰🍽️ Day 3: Universal Studios Japan Bring your friends and enjoy a magical day at Universal Studios Japan! 🎡 Day 4: Hakone Ropeway -> Owakudani -> Lake Ashi -> Lake Ashi Cruise Head to Hakone, take the ropeway to see the spectacular Owakudani, and enjoy a cruise on Lake Ashi. 🏞️⛴️ Day 5: Odaiba -> Shinjuku -> Shinjuku Gyoen -> Shibuya -> Shibuya Sky Explore the vibrant Odaiba and Shinjuku, enjoy the tranquility of Shinjuku Gyoen, and finally head to Shibuya Sky for a panoramic view of Shibuya. 🌆 Day 6: Tokyo Disneyland Bring your friends and enjoy a fairytale day at Tokyo Disneyland! 🎪 Day 7: Arrive in Tokyo, end of trip, private transfer to airport The end of a wonderful trip. We hope to see you again soon! ✨✈️🙏 -- 📱Title: Packing List: Japan Essentials 💼1. First, make sure you have all your documents. You must bring your passport and visa, and don't forget your ID card and driver's license in case you want to rent a car. 📟2. A SIM card is essential. Buy a local SIM card or rent a portable Wi-Fi device so you can access the Internet at any time. 🔌3. A plug adapter is also necessary. Japanese power outlets are different from those in some countries, so unless you're sure your plug is compatible, bring an adapter. 👗4. Japan is still quite cold in February, so warm clothes are a must. Don't forget a hat, gloves, scarf, and thick coat. 🎒5. Chargers are also important. Don't forget chargers for your phone, camera, tablet, and other electronic devices. 💰6. Many places in Japan only accept cash, so it's a good idea to bring some yen. 🍱7. Whether you want to try Japanese food is up to you, but it's a good idea to bring some snacks just in case. -- 🌸We hope this guide helps you have a wonderful time in Japan. Enjoy life and enjoy traveling! 🍣🍱🎍🏮

Another landmark of Tokyo that you should visit at least once is Shibuya Sky in Shibuya, Tokyo 😍 Let's take everyone to see the view at the Shibuya Sky rooftop on the 47th floor. It is a spectacular viewpoint where you can see a 360-degree view of the city. You can see Shibuya Crossing from above. The highlight spot where tourists like to take pictures is the escalator area. You can get really cool pictures. You can buy tickets in advance or book them at the front desk, but we recommend booking in advance so you can choose the time you want to enter and stay as long as you want. If you walk in, tickets at the event are sold out. Admission fee: Approximately 500฿ #tripพาไปไปพรภพปีใหม่ #เที่ยวญี่ปุ่น #เที่ยวโตะ

#tripพาบินขอภพผู้ใหม่ ✨ Don't miss this if you're a content creator! 1. ALAND storefront • 📍 Location: ALAND is located on the 4th floor of Shibuya PARCO. A popular Korean fashion store that stands out with its large store sign and chic design. • Highlight: Take a photo with the storefront with a modern design or play with the street-style and chic glass corners. • How to get there: From Shibuya Station, walk for about 5 minutes to Shibuya PARCO. 🌟 Tip: Try wearing street-style or minimalist clothes to match the store background. 2. A hill with beautiful buildings (Dogenzaka) • 📍 Location: Dogenzaka area near Shibuya Station It is a hill with rows of buildings and billboard lights at night. • Highlight: Beautiful view of the rows of buildings and billboards Suitable for urban cityscape photography • How to get there: From Shibuya Station, take the Hachiko Exit and walk to Dogenzaka for about 7 minutes. 🌟 Tip: Take photos at night to capture the lights and liveliness of Shibuya. 3. Shibuya Backstreets • 📍 Location: Small alleys around Udagawacho and Center-Gai • Highlight: Narrow alleys filled with neon lights and small shops, giving it a unique street style. • How to get there: From Shibuya Station, walk through Hachiko Square to Center-Gai. 🌟 Tip: Take photos in the middle of the alley, using neon lights from shops as the main light, or take low-angle shots to add depth to the image. 4. Shibuya Station Bus Stops • 📍 Location: Bus stops near Hachiko Square or Shibuya Mark City area. • Highlight: Take photos with bus stops and the reflection of tall building glass. Simple but charming Japanese style • How to get there: Exit Shibuya Station via Hachiko Exit and walk to the bus stop in front. 🌟 Tip: Take a wide-angle shot with people walking by to add a natural look, or take a close-up shot to play with the sign's design. 5. Take a photo with Shibuya Sky • 📍 Location: Shibuya Sky, the rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square The highest observation deck in Shibuya, offering a 360-degree view of the city. • Highlight: Take a photo with the skyscrapers or play with the reflections from the surrounding glass. • How to get there: Get off at Shibuya Station via the Shibuya Scramble Square exit and take the elevator to Shibuya Sky. 🌟 Tip: Take a photo during sunset to get warm light and a view of the city in the evening. Shibuya Photo Tips • 📷 Use a wide lens: Great for capturing views of buildings and the city • 🕒 Recommended times: • Daytime: Play with natural light • Nighttime: Capture neon lights • 🎨 Recommended filters: Street, minimalist, or cyberpunk Have fun and take beautiful photos from every angle! 🌟

|Shibuya Sky. A must-visit place in Shibuya (with guide). Tokyo | Shibuya Sky. A must-visit place in Shibuya (with guide) Shibuya is a popular sky terrace that you must visit when visiting Shibuya. From here you can overlook Tokyo and watch the sunset, and you can even see a bit of Mount Fuji. It is recommended to make an appointment in the afternoon. You can check the sunset time in advance. We made an appointment at 4 pm and the sunset started at about 5 pm. You can see the sunset and night view at this time, but this time period is more popular and you need to make an appointment in advance. The normal ticket is 110 yuan. We couldn't make an appointment on the day, so we bought it after flying for more than ten yuan. Scan the QR code and you can enter normally~ Follow Google maps. When you arrive, don't go into the mall because you can't go up. Instead, take the elevator from the 1st floor outside to the 14th floor and then transfer to the 45th floor. Look out for the SKY sign and follow the crowd to take the elevator. Precautions 1 Make an appointment in advance on the app or official website. You can only enter at the appointed time. There is no limit on the length of time you can enter. If you can't make an appointment on the same day, you can look at the flight 2. Bring a 100 yen coin. You need to deposit your bag before entering. You need to put in a 100 yen coin in the bag storage locker. You will be returned after you take out the bag. 3. Don't wear a hat because the wind on the roof is strong so you are not allowed to wear it. You need to store it with your bag before going up. It is recommended not to wear short skirts, as it will be inconvenient in the wind. Tips: ★There will be a lot of people queuing up to take photos at some popular photo spots when you first enter. You can find other spots to take photos first. There are many similar spots. After taking photos at the popular spots, you basically don’t have to queue up to take photos again. If you go up during sunset, I suggest you go to the west glass first to take a seat and wait for the sunset, otherwise you won’t be able to squeeze in to take pictures when the sunset comes. Refer to my picture 1, which was taken through the west glass, where you can see the sunset and the mountains. When you take the elevator, you can ask your friends to go up a few elevators before you go up. It is recommended to take pictures when you just get up. It will be more difficult to take pictures after sunset because you have to queue up to get down.

Shibuya Scramble Crossing 📍Address: Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan https://maps.app.goo.gl/PHLxMVW726vHswBW6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Shibuya Scramble Crossing or Shibuya Crossing is a crosswalk in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. This beautiful view can be seen from the top of the Shibuya Sky Building. In addition to the crosswalk, you can also see beautiful views of Tokyo in all directions. #shibuyasky #tokyo #japan #traveljapan #100traveltips #triptraveltoprayfornewyear #shibuya

#japantrip Visiting Shibuya Sky was an amazing experience and one of the best spots to see Tokyo from above. Located on top of Shibuya Scramble Square, it offers a stunning 360-degree view of the city. The open-air rooftop deck is modern and spacious, with glass walls so you can enjoy clear, wide views. You can see famous landmarks like Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and even Mount Fuji if the sky is clear. There are also cozy seating areas where you can relax and enjoy the view. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the visit even better. If you're in Tokyo, Shibuya Sky is definitely worth a visit. Just remember to book your tickets early because it can get pretty busy!

I believe many people travel to Tokyo Shibuya Sky must be one of the Bucket Lists🪣 The most beautiful thing is its 360 degree outdoor floor-to-ceiling glass window observation deck Enjoy views of all of Japan, including several Tokyo characteristic landmarks Tokyo Tower and Skytree If the visibility is high, you can even see Mount Fuji Both daylight/night view is just as beautiful😍 But do you know which time slot to book is the best! The last time I visited Shibuya Sky was in December winter ❄️ Sunset is relatively early at about 16:20 I booked the 15:40-16:00 slot I can actually take pictures of daylight, sunset, and night views at once It's super super super affordable! When you make a reservation, remember to search Google the sunset time in Tokyo that day It is most appropriate to book a time slot one hour earlier Because from 📍Shibuya Station, walk to Shibuya Scramble Square, then queue up to take the elevator to the 14th floor to check the ticket, then to the 46th floor rooftop takes a certain amount of time. After reaching the rooftop, you should also reserve time to queue up for photos📷 So it’s recommended to book at least an hour before sunset time! With the slow queue to check in ~ you can easily enjoy three views at once😍 Things to note are ⚠️ 1/ We must be sure to make an appointment in advance! Many P people's friends plan to go to Japan to buy tickets, they are already sold out! Especially for those of you who hope to make an appointment to the golden hour🤍 And purchasing tickets on site is cheaper than purchasing online in advance 2/ Before going to the rooftop you will go through the free locker area, remember to prepare 100Yen as a deposit (like a swimming pool Locker), remember to take back when you leave! And based on safety considerations, tripods, selfie sticks, hats, scarves, umbrellas, food, strollers are not allowed * Instant/film such cameras that require replacement of photo paper are not allowed to be taken on *The camera needs to have a back strap & not too big, to be able to fit in the bag I heard that telephoto cannon cameras cannot be carried ~ Address: SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE Business Hours: 10:00 - 23:00 (10:00 - 21:20 by appointment) Ticket price: Official website Adult ¥2500 Trip.com About HK$129 ———— Hello everyone I'm Kiki ꒰⌯͒•·̫•⌯͒꒱ A Hong Kong girl who likes to travel and take pictures everywhere🇭🇰 From time to time will share travel tips and routines ~ If you like it, you can help me collect it & share it with my friends IG: ar_ki_0409 #globaltravel #tokyo attractions #shibuyasky #japantravel #photophoto #japantravel guide

Shibuya Sky is an observation deck in Shibuya, Tokyo, located on top of Shibuya Scramble Square in Shibuya. Opened in 2019, the observatory offers spectacular panoramic views of the city, allowing visitors to admire sights such as Tokyo's skyscrapers, Mount Fuji, and Shibuya's famous crossing. 📍Transportation: Easily accessible from Shibuya Station, take the elevator to the observation deck. 🗓️Itinerary: Dusk is the best time to visit, as you can see the city scenery during the day and enjoy the beautiful sunset. You have to buy tickets online early to have a chance to buy tickets for the dusk time. If you have the opportunity to travel to Tokyo, Shibuya Sky is definitely a place you can’t miss. #Tokyo Attractions

Arriving at Tokyo's Shibuya Sky observation deck at dusk, the sky gradually takes on a warm orange hue. Taking the elevator up to the 47th floor, a vast view unfolds before your eyes, allowing you to overlook the entire Shibuya district. The afterglow of the sunset bathes the entire city in golden light, with Tokyo Tower and Skytree twinkling in the distance, looking particularly magnificent. Standing by the glass railing, quietly admiring the beauty of the moment, your heart is filled with tranquility and joy. As night falls, Tokyo's lights begin to twinkle, gradually illuminating the entire city. The unique light show at Shibuya Sky begins, with various neon lights flashing beneath your feet, as if entering a futuristic world. The stars in the sky and the lights on the ground complement each other, creating a stunning picture. Strolling on the outdoor observation deck, a gentle breeze brushes against you, bringing a coolness of the night. There are also comfortable seats here, where you can sip hot drinks, chat softly, and enjoy the romantic atmosphere of Tokyo at night. Before leaving, we made a special trip to the indoor 360-degree observation area, which is suitable for those who are afraid of the cold. Through the glass windows, Tokyo's night view remains spectacular, with brilliant lights. Taking photos again to commemorate, preserving this beautiful memory forever. This Shibuya Sky journey, from dusk to night, not only allowed us to appreciate different aspects of Tokyo but also found a peaceful haven in the busy urban life. This experience will become an unforgettable beautiful fragment in our memories.

| Take the best photos of your life. 🌟🌟 Shibuya Sky is a must-visit rooftop in Tokyo. You can overlook Tokyo and watch the sunset here. It's so beautiful! ☺️ 📸 If you want to visit Shibuya Sky, I have a tip for getting tickets for the sunset time: Although it may be difficult to book tickets for the golden time of 4 pm in advance, you can book an earlier time slot at 1 pm that can be canceled. Then, check Trip.com in the morning and evening a few days before your trip. I found a ticket that someone else canceled one morning and booked it quickly. As tickets are often canceled and released close to the date, this platform is a good place to find tickets. ‼️ 📍 Shibuya Sky location (many people say they can't find it, so follow this location): After exiting Shibuya Station, navigate to the SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE (1F), then follow the signs to the elevator to the 14th floor, then transfer to the 45th floor (follow the signs), and follow the crowd to get there! ‼️ Notes: 1. Bags and tripods need to be stored in lockers, which require a 100 yen coin that will be returned when you retrieve your items. 2. It doesn't matter if you arrive later than your reservation time. We were half an hour late and still got in. 3. The wind is strong on the terrace, so remember to bring a coat.

This is what I'm going to introduce this time! Tokyo's most popular observation deck "SHIBUYA SKY" Since it opened, this transparent escalator night view spot has been a hot topic✨️ However, it's really hard to get tickets💦 It's already a scramble😂 Reservations are only available two weeks before the opening, and as soon as it opens, everyone buys them at the same time, so of course you can't get one😅💨 If there's such a scramble for advance tickets, are there tickets available on the day... By the way, what I bought this time was a ticket for [THE ROOF SHIBUYA SKY] that allows you to use the dedicated sofa seats, but officially there are 30 dedicated sofa seats, but there were only about 7 seats in each sofa booth🤔💭 It's an hourly system, so only 7 groups can sit💦 Use is quite limited, so I feel like it's really hard to buy them💦💦 Actually, I tried to get tickets once... There aren't any left~🚫➿️🎫 I was disappointed, so this time I called the official website directly to find out, put it in my schedule🗓️ for the time when tickets were available, set an alarm, and was desperate to get one⚡ It's hard to get tickets💦 But it's worth going👋✨️ It was the most beautiful of all the observation decks I've been to🥺‼ ️ . 📝﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ Spot details 📍SHIBUYA SKY 🏷️ 8th floor, Ginza Mitsukoshi, 4-6-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-8212 🗓 Rooftop bar only available from 4/28 to 12/25, 2024 🕛️ 10:00 to 22:30 (last entry 21:30) 💰 Admission fees Adults: 2,200 yen (2,500 yen at the counter, partner site) Junior high and high school students: 1,700 yen (2,000 yen at the counter, partner site) Elementary school students: 1,200 yen (only available at the counter on the day) Infants (3-5 years old): 700 yen (only available at the counter on the day) Under 3 years old: Free 【THE ROOF SHIBUYA SKY】※This is a set that includes a sofa seat at the rooftop bar and an admission ticket to SHIBUYA SKY THE ROOF SEAT & 2 drink set 5,500 yen THE ROOF SEAT & champagne set 6,500 yen ・Tickets for the sofa seats are sold for 2 or more people. ・Not available for those under 20 years old ・Only sold on the WEB, only credit card purchases can be made on the official website, AMEX cards are not accepted. 🚗None - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ Tips 🎫About tickets Tickets generally sell out quickly. There may be some remaining slots depending on the time of day, but it is unlikely that you will be able to purchase tickets at the counter on the day, so we recommend that you purchase them in advance👋 Advance tickets go on sale 4 weeks in advance. In other words, if you want to buy tickets for September 29th, you can purchase them at midnight on September 1st when the reservation slots open up. By the way, we bought a set that included sofa seats at the rooftop bar and admission fee, and we bought it at midnight when the reservation slots open up. In particular, the tickets that include sofa seats at the rooftop bar and admission fee only have about 7-8 booths, and only a limited number of people can use them because they are rotated every hour. This makes it difficult to buy tickets. Tickets that only include admission fee can also be sold out for all times from about 3 weeks in advance, so we recommend planning quite early. 🚗About parking There is no dedicated parking lot, so you have to find a nearby parking lot, but there aren't many in this area, so it's best to park in the multi-story parking lot under the building such as Sakura Stage and walk to SHIBUYA SKY! 🪧About the ticket counter You can purchase tickets on the day from the ticket machine on the 9th floor of the Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building. Payment can be made by credit card or cash. After purchasing, take the escalator down to the entrance. *If the planned number of tickets is reached, sales may end. If the WEB ticket is sold out, tickets will not be sold on the day. 🛗About the elevator The entrance gate and ticket counter are on the 14th floor of SHIBUYA Scramble Square. It is smooth to use the elevator on the 1st floor outside the building to go to the 14th floor. 🗺️Notes about the location If you are not used to the city or are not familiar with Tokyo, you may get lost. In addition to SHIBUYA Scramble Square, there are similar buildings nearby, such as SAKURA Stage, Shibuya Stream, Hikarie, Shibuya Fukuras, and Cerulean Tower. If you come to Tokyo often or if you are not a resident of Tokyo and are visiting Tokyo for the first time, you may get lost if you wander around the neighborhood. 🛋️For those who purchase tickets for THE ROOF SHIBUYA SKY There are about 7 to 8 sofas lined up side by side. Only the seats at the very back are shared, so you will share them with another group. You cannot choose your seats. When you show your ticket, you will be informed of the bar hours, and you will be seated in the order in which you lined up at that time. I think you will be seated in the order in which you lined up, from the front to the back. The seats at the back are shared, so I recommend a seat other than the back. (You cannot choose, though) ⚠ About the weather In the event of bad weather, the observation deck may be closed suddenly. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #Domestic travel diary #Tokyo sightseeing #Night view #Winter trip #Couple trip #Girls trip #Solo trip #Recommended for dates

#TokyoTravel SHIBUYA SKY is the highest observatory in Shibuya, located on the top floor of Shibuya Scramble Square shopping center. Not only can you enjoy a 360-degree view of downtown Tokyo, but if the weather is good and the clarity is high enough, you can also overlook Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, Mount Fuji, Yokohama and other attractions🗼 Whether it is the daytime view or the night view, it has a very different feeling. Here you can have a panoramic view of the vast urban landscape of Tokyo. It is a must-visit check-in spot in Tokyo👍 🚇The transportation is very convenient. After arriving at Shibuya Station, go from Shibuya Station to the 1st floor of Scramble Square Shopping Center, and you can see the dedicated elevator of SHIBUYA SKY. There are staff on site to guide you. The elevator will first arrive at the ticket hall on the 14th floor. After the ticket is checked, it will be transferred to the high-speed elevator to the observation deck on the top floor! #Shibuyasky #Shibuyaattractions #TokyoTower #shibuya #shibuyasky

Friends who are planning to go, please remember to buy tickets online, as the tickets for the day are basically sold out! Ticket purchase: 2200 yen, tickets are divided into time periods. Tickets before sunset need to be purchased on the official website 28 days in advance (tickets are released at 00:00 in Japan time zone). You cannot enter in advance, but you can be slightly late by about 0.5h-1h. However, you must refer to the flow of people on the day. Don't follow the lucky people who buy noon tickets and go at sunset. According to the staff, entry must now be in accordance with the reservation time, so overtime entry may make the ticket invalid. Transportation: If you take the subway, you can navigate to Shibuya Scramblesquare, which is easier to find. There are thousands of exits in Shibuya, otherwise you will get lost. The entrance to Shibuya Sky is right at the entrance of the mall. You cannot bring bags or hats to Shibuya Sky. There are lockers on site, and large suitcases can also be stored (100 yen coins are required and will be returned) The escalator can be used in a loop. If you want to take nice photos, you can wait for a while after the person in front of you gets on the escalator before going up! The pictures taken in this way will be cleaner ~ but normally you still need to make a few more trips. (Picture 3) If the weather is good, you can also see Mount Fuji🗻 #shibuyasky #tokyo #globaltravel #coupletravel #attractionphotographyguide #Tokyo

#tokyotrip Tokyo is a city that brims with life, flavor, and endless things to see and do. Here’s how I spent half a day hopping through iconic spots, savoring delicious food, and catching a breathtaking sunset view. 🌇✨ Noon: Hanayama Udon 🍜 Starting my day with a visit to Hanayama Udon was the best way to ease into Tokyo’s bustling vibe. This cozy spot serves incredible wide udon noodles. Each slurp felt like a warm hug, just the kind of energy I needed to kickstart my Tokyo adventure. 💖 I also got a side of tempura rice with my meal! Afternoon: Shibuya Sky 🌆 After strolling through the city, I made my way to Shibuya Sky. There’s no better place to soak in Tokyo's skyline than from the rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square! Arriving right before sunset, I watched as the golden hour transformed the cityscape, casting soft pinks and oranges over the bustling streets below. The views are absolutely surreal, and as night falls, the twinkling lights of Tokyo create a mesmerizing sight. It’s a moment that makes you fall in love with the city all over again. 🧡🌃 Evening: Manten Sushi 🍣 To wrap up this perfect day, I treated myself to an unforgettable omakase experience at Manten Sushi. This is sushi like no other – fresh, expertly crafted, and bursting with flavor! Each piece was a little work of art, and I enjoyed letting the chef surprise me with his creations. The hilarious chef was definitely the highlight and I got to try over ten dishes! Truly the perfect finale to a day of exploring Tokyo’s vibrant energy and unmatched flavors. 🎌💯 Tokyo has a magic that can be felt through its food, sights, and sounds. A day here offers so much more than just sightseeing – it's an experience that leaves a mark on your heart. ❤️ #tokyo #localguides #deliciousfood #sunset #tokyocity #shibuya

Tokyo Shibuya Sky Observation Deck This is really a big push! From here you can have a panoramic view of the entire Tokyo city area! There is a glass viewing platform downstairs and an open-air viewing platform upstairs The open-air landscape upstairs is windy, but the view is better 2023 Tokyo's newest attraction - SHIBUYA SKY Observatory Shibuya SKY is located 229 meters above Shibuya and offers a great view. You can have a panoramic view of the entire Tokyo city, as if you are standing on top of the city You can also see Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower at the same time. The point is that Shibuya SKY is an open-air plaza with no barriers. There is an open-air bar, a green plaza, and a hammock rest area with a view There is also a photo service on site Come here at night and there are thousands of lights! Million night view 🌃 #Tokyo #TokyoShibuya #Shibuyasky #shibuyasky

Shibuya Sky is located on the 45th-46th floor of Shibuya Scramble Square. It is open daily from 10:00-22:30. You can book tickets in advance or walk in to buy them at the entrance. It is recommended to come in the evening to see the sunset and night. You will get beautiful pictures with many moods. If you arrive early, you can stop by to eat in the mall or buy souvenirs. Once you go up, you can stay for an unlimited time. But once you leave, you cannot come back in. You can lie down and watch the stars and buy drinks at the rooftop bar. The atmosphere is great and very romantic. You can see a beautiful wide view. The wind is cool and comfortable. #TokyoTravel

📝Tickets on-site sell out quickly, so it's highly recommended to book in advance. Choose a time close to sunset to enjoy both daytime and nighttime views. Every angle offers stunning photo opportunities! There are photographers on-site, and you can purchase photos if you like, or take your own with your phone. My sister and her boyfriend had a great time taking pictures! ✨This time, they used the free VIP lounge service available to Trip.com Diamond members. They comfortably waited for their connecting flight at the Shanghai airport lounge, which has sofas for resting and freshly made meals. They loved it! Become a Diamond member to enjoy these free perks too. 💕 📍Japan 〒150-6145 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Shibuya, 2 Chome−24−12 14th, 45th, 46th floors, and rooftop

#cityscape Shibuya Sky observation deck is an amazing spot! It's located on the top floor of the Shibuya Scramble Square building, right next to Shibuya Station. From there, you get a fantastic panoramic view of Tokyo, including iconic landmarks like Tokyo Tower and Skytree. The view is especially stunning at night when the city lights up! Here are some tips for visiting Shibuya Sky: 1. **Best Time to Visit**: Try to go during sunset or at night to catch the city lights. The view is absolutely breathtaking during these times. 2. **Tickets**: It’s a good idea to buy your tickets online in advance to avoid long lines. They sometimes offer discounts for online purchases too. 3. **Weather Check**: Make sure to check the weather forecast before you go. Clear skies will give you the best views. 4. **Camera Ready**: Bring a good camera or make sure your phone is fully charged. You’ll want to capture the stunning views. 5. **Dress Comfortably**: It can get a bit windy up there, so bring a light jacket just in case. 6. **Explore the Area**: After your visit, explore Shibuya! There are tons of shops, restaurants, and cool spots to check out nearby.

It's hot, so I'll introduce some indoor spots! You can go outside on the rooftop, but look at these giant flowers! They're made of paper. They're like Arrietty. And best of all, they look like they're floating in the sky. The giant flowers make you look small and unrealistic.🌼 A very popular tourist spot for foreigners! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FLOWer View｜Flower walk 229m above Shibuya SHIBUYA SKY 46F (SKY GALLERY) 📍2-24-12 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo ※HIBUYA The entrance and ticket counter for SKY is on the 14th floor of Shibuya Scramble Square 📆2024/8/1-9/30 ⏰10:00-22:30 (last entry at 21:20) 🚌Shibuya Station 🎫WEBket Adults 2,200 yen Website, 2,500 yen at the counter 🎫WEBket Junior and senior high school students 1,700 yen Website, 2,000 yen at the counter 🎫WEBket Elementary school students Same-day counter only Website, 1,200 yen at the counter 🎫WEBket 3-5 years old Same-day counter only Website, 700 yen at the counter (free for children under 3) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ※This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Date of photo: August 2024 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right now! This moment! Enjoy it to the fullest Maya trip ✔︎A place I'm glad I went and experienced for myself ✔︎I hope this will be helpful for your outings♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #FreeTabi #ShibuyaSky #IndoorSpots #Indoors #PhotogenicSpots #TokyoTourism #Shibuya #LimitedTimeOnly #Flowers

Shibuya Sky is a famous attraction located in Shibuya! Situated on the 47th floor, it offers a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo, along with stunning sunset scenes and a variety of buildings within the city. First, remember to book your tickets in advance on Trip.com, preferably a week ahead, as the best times may sell out quickly. The ticket price is HKD 133! I entered at 4:30 PM, and although it was crowded, it was absolutely worth it! The view from the top is incredibly beautiful, showcasing various Tokyo city buildings! One of the most famous sights is the five crosswalks converging, which is very unique! Overall, it is highly recommended!

🌆Today I’m sharing a super popular attraction in Tokyo - SHIBUYA SKY! 📍Located at 24-12 Shibuya 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, it is within a 100m walk from Shibuya Station (you can use the map to navigate to the specific exit). The tickets here are very popular! But don’t worry😉, Trip.com is the official ticket purchasing platform, and the tickets are released simultaneously with the official platform, which can ensure that everyone can enter the park smoothly🎉! 🎫Ticket price: around HKD 133 At SHIBUYA SKY, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Tokyo! The new landmark of Shibuya, the large-scale comprehensive commercial building where the observation deck is located opened in 2019. It has 47 floors above ground and is about 230 meters high. It is the tallest building in the Shibuya area😎. 🌟SHIBUYA SKY Observation Deck offers 3 unique experiences🌟: -The skygate from the 14th to the 45th floor allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery on the way to the observation deck. -The skystage viewing area on the roof is really awesome👍! Famous for its unique architectural design and various activities, you will have the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the panoramic view of the city. When the weather is good, you can also see famous landmarks such as Mount Fuji, Tokyo Tower, and Tokyo Skytree. -The skygallery, an indoor observation corridor on the 46th floor, is an all-weather facility, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Shibuya regardless of the weather. 📸Let me share with you some photo-taking spots📸: -The 45th floor has floor-to-ceiling windows. Here you can find the corner of Shibuya Crossing. You can take beautiful photos through the glass, and there will be no crowds! -The bar area on the rooftop. It’s great to take a picture of the name icon when there are fewer people! -The various mirrors on the rooftop are also great places for selfies🤳. Don’t forget to take a selfie in the mirror while waiting in line for the celebrity angle. It can reflect the dazzling night view of Tokyo. -You can go up and down the popular escalator as many times as you want, and the photos taken in good weather are superb! -There are images and sounds above the elevator from the 14th to the 45th floor. Look up and you’ll have an immersive feeling as if you’re about to explore the starry universe! 💡Some TIPS💡: -Tickets for the observation deck are divided into two types: online booking tickets and same-day tickets. You can select the time in advance for online booking through our app, but please note that tickets for sunset time are very popular, so it is recommended to grab tickets two to three weeks in advance. -The outdoor observation plaza is designed with a variety of different viewing scenes, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery in a different "posture". There is a huge floor-to-ceiling glass wall called Skyedge, as well as a "net bed" called Cloud Hammock where you can "let yourself go" and lie on it to enjoy the view, a comfortable sofa area, a green lawn area, and a device that allows you to feel the vastness of the earth - Geocompass. In addition, there are 18 searchlights decorating the sky - Crossing Light. The lighting theme after sunset will change with the season. -Don't worry if it rains or snows, because there is an indoor observation deck on the 46th floor that not only offers a good view of the sights, but also incorporates space performances. -When going to the observation deck, you need to deposit your belongings🛅. You cannot bring large bags, binoculars, tripods, etc., and you cannot wear hats~ But you can prepare 100 yen coins to put the non-carryable items in the free lockers. 💕Whether it is the open freedom during the day, the beautiful sunset in the evening, or the bright lights at night, SHIBUYA SKY can bring you unparalleled visual enjoyment😍. Come here and feel the charm of TOYKO!

Visiting Shibuya Sky was amazing. The elevator ride up was quick, and when I stepped out, the view of Tokyo was stunning. Seeing Tokyo Tower and Shibuya Crossing from so high up was incredible. My favourite part was the Sky Edge. Walking right up to the edge and looking down at the city was thrilling. I went just before sunset, and it was perfect. The sky turned pink and orange, making the city look magical. The whole place had a great vibe with soft music and plenty of spots to sit and take it all in. If you're in Tokyo, Shibuya Sky is a must-visit. The views and the experience are unforgettable. #japantrip

Shibuya Sky, located at the top of the Shibuya Scramble Square building, offers breathtaking 360° city views of Tokyo. We booked a ticket for 4.30pm slot so that we get the sunset view of the city from the rooftop. There is also an indoor observation on the 46F. There is quite a bit of crowd and some photo spots required to queue for 1hr+ for photos. Recommended to come slightly earlier so that you can get the sunset photos as well as admire the sun setting amidst the buildings. #japantrip #shibuyasky

#Tokyo Attractions 🕰️Opening Hours: 10am to 10:30pm 📍Address: 10 minutes walk from Tokyo Metro Shibuya Station 💰Average consumption per person: 2200 yen for online ticket purchase, it is recommended to make an appointment in advance 💞Reason for recommendation: Shibuya area best1 attraction is Shibuya sky, giant skyscrapers standing in Shibuya Scenic Area, you can climb 229 meters overlooking Tokyo view, CP value is quite high, when the weather is good you can see Mount Fuji, and Tokyo Tower and other attractions, above can enjoy the view of the sky🥳🔥

The 46th floor and rooftop observation deck of Shibuya Scramble Square, a landmark building in Shibuya with a height of 229m. The 46th floor is a glass-walled observation floor. However, it is not open-air but completely indoors. The rooftop has no ceiling, so you can see a wide variety of impressive views. However, it is often affected by the weather, such as wind and heat/cold. On the other hand, you don't have to worry about the weather on the 46th floor, but when taking photos, various objects are likely to be reflected, and the view is limited because of the ceiling. Reservation times are divided by time period, and the system allows you to purchase tickets for the desired visit time. There is no time limit after entering, just by reserving the time period you want to visit. You can see various views depending on the direction, such as Mt. Fuji, Skytree, Tokyo Tower, National Stadium, Scramble Crossing, Roppongi Hills, and Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. The view and atmosphere are different between day and night. There are many restaurants in the building, and it is very convenient to access. #0yentrip #ShibuyaSky #ShibuyaScrambleSquare #shibuyasky #nightview #observationdeck #Shibuya

Ebiyama This is a restaurant I always go to whenever I go to Shibuya Shrimp tempura rice bowl 1300 yen They also sell tonkatsu There is also a menu where you can eat tonkatsu + shrimp tempura together! It is a bit of a walk from the downtown area of ​​Shibuya, but it is a good route if you have a schedule for Shibuya Sky Rather, I felt the local atmosphere better because it is quiet and there is a Life Mart across the street Japan 〒150-0011 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Higashi, 2 Chome−23−6 第２池田ビル １Ｆ #TokyoRestaurant#TokyoTravel#TokyoRestaurant#ShibuyaSky Japan 〒150-0011 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Higashi, 2 Chome−23−6 第２池田ビル １Ｆ#ShibuyaRestaurant#TokyoTendon

The SHIBUYA SKY Observatory is located right above Shibuya Station at Shibuya Scramble Square, with the entrance on the 14th floor of the shopping mall. The observatory offers a high-altitude viewing space at 230 meters high, where you can enjoy different beautiful views of Tokyo both during the day and at night. It is especially recommended to arrive at 2 PM and wait for the sunset, so you can see the daytime, dusk, and night views all at once. *Remember to book your tickets online in advance to save time and get a discount of 200 yen~