Roppongi Hills

That's not enough~👇🏻 1. The sky bar at Prince Hotel Tokyo Prince Hotel 2. The cafe at Nezu Museum Nezu Museum 3. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios 4. The observation deck at Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center Asakusa 5. The tower observation deck at Azabudai Hill 6. Fuglen 7. Izumo's eel and thick omelet rice 8. Mame-Tora's Coffee Bean Museum 9. Beams souvenir section 10. Nanaya's matcha chocolate set 11. Hat Coffee's animated coffee 12. Sanrio specialty store 13. Chiikawa restaurant and souvenirs at Ikebukuro Parco 14. The tower spot at Roppongi Hills Roppongi New City

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.

This is Keyakizaka street in Roppongi where the trees are covered in 800,000 white and blue LED lights during Christmas. The lights are illuminated between 5pm-11pm daily. There's always a man with a megaphone at the pedestrian cross walk making sure people don’t block the road when the light is green, because there’s lots of people trying to take photos in the street. I recommend heading up the the pedestrian bridge that’s connected to the Roppongi Hills Arena for a birds eye view of the lights and also Tokyo Tower in the background. Keep heading through the mall to the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower where the giant spider sculpture is and you’ll find some rainbow lights adorning the trees. There’s some more look out points to the city and Tokyo Tower in this area. While you’re here you may as well do some shopping with most major brands including Zara available here. #Tokyo

📍 Located in the heart of the city, Roppongi Hills is a vibrant and dynamic neighborhood that offers a plethora of activities and attractions for everyone to enjoy. 🌟 🏙️🎉 Get ready to explore the iconic Mori Tower, the centerpiece of Roppongi Hills. With its breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo, it's a must-visit spot for all photography enthusiasts and skyline admirers. 📸🌇 🛍️🍽️ Indulge in a shopping spree at the high-end boutiques and trendy stores that line the streets of Roppongi Hills. From fashion to cosmetics, you'll find everything you need to satisfy your retail therapy cravings. And when hunger strikes, the neighborhood offers a wide range of dining options, from traditional Japanese cuisine to international flavors. 🍣🍜🍱 🎭🎨 Immerse yourself in the vibrant art and culture scene of Roppongi Hills. Visit the Mori Art Museum to admire contemporary artworks from around the world, or catch a performance at the Tokyo Midtown Theatre. There's always something exciting happening in this creative hub! 🎭🖼️ 🌸🌳 Take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Mori Garden, a serene oasis amidst the bustling city. With its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to relax and unwind. 🌿🌺 🎉🎶 And let's not forget about the vibrant nightlife! Roppongi Hills is home to numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment venues that come alive after dark. Dance the night away or enjoy a cocktail with friends – the choice is yours! 🍹💃 🌟🌃 Roppongi Hills is a destination that truly has it all – stunning views, shopping, dining, art, nature, and nightlife. Don't miss out on the excitement! Plan your visit now and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Tokyo's vibrant Roppongi Hills! 🌟🇯🇵

Beautiful Tokyo city view from Roppongi Hills Observation Desk. We visited during winter months, so we can only see the city through glass but still worth it! The sky was clear, so we get to see Fuji-san mountain from Tokyo. Super easy, as the building was connected to metro station. Be prepared to… - book ticket online for your preferred time. I’d recommend sunset hour, so you can see Tokyo during daylight & when Tokyo light up at night - check sunset hour & be there at least 30-45 minutes before - see both Tokyo Tower & Fuji-san mountain (on good day) - clear up your phone & camera for beautiful photos of tokyo - bring your jacket or camera equipment to clear the reflection on glass - chill & relax, enjoy the view of Tokyo #tokyotrip #roppongi #ropongihills #tokyocityview #tokyotower #fuji #fujisan

Location: Roppongi Hills or pinpoint (photo spot) Roppongi Keyakizaka Transportation: Hibiya Line 1C exit, Oedo Line No. 3 exit Admission: Free Roppongi Hills annually hosts a grand Christmas event, lighting up Roppongi Keyakizaka with about 800,000 LEDs and drawing millions of visitors. Public transport is advised due to the crowds, with the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Oedo Line being the most convenient options. The Roppongi 'Giant Spider' landmark is visible upon exiting the escalator. Lights decorate the path, and following the crowd prevents getting lost. The winter illumination event runs from early November to Christmas Day, from 17:00 to 23:00. The official site lists four prime photo spots, with spot C offering a frame with the Tokyo Tower. Despite the crowds, orderliness prevails as people take turns to photograph. Further down Roppongi Keyakizaka Street, the walkway is lined with international brands, offering a safe and picturesque setting for Christmas photos, solidifying its status as a key Tokyo lighting event.

Tokyo Tower, officially known as Nippon Television Tower, is a red and white tower built as a replica of the Paris Eiffel Tower. It stands at 332.6 meters tall, which is 13 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower. ·One of the symbols of Tokyo, it has appeared countless times in Japanese dramas. The tower has an observation deck that offers a sweeping view of the entire city of Tokyo, and on clear days, Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance. ·Directly beneath the tower is a four-story building called Tokyo Tower FootTown, which not only provides the entrance to the observation deck but also houses the Tokyo Tower Aquarium, the One Piece theme park, and various souvenir shops. ·The tower's illumination changes colors with the seasons, and during festivals like Christmas, it is adorned with special lighting decorations. Most people visit Tokyo Tower to take the perfect photo of cherry blossoms and Tokyo Tower at Shiba Park below, but few succeed. The cherry blossom season is also just a brief half-month, and without proper lighting, the park is pitch-dark, making it impossible to see anything, let alone Tokyo Tower framed by cherry blossoms. It's important to remind everyone that all malls, parks, and other businesses, except for izakayas and bars, close at 8 PM, so be sure to keep track of time when visiting. Practical tips: The best spot to view Tokyo Tower is from Roppongi Hills. Roppongi Hills is a famous shopping and tourist center in Tokyo, and it has become a must-visit complex for tourists in Tokyo. You can get there directly by taking the Hibiya Line to Roppongi Station. However, the tickets for the observatory at Roppongi Hills to view the night scenery are too expensive, so we decided to give it up. You can also see Tokyo Tower from a passageway in Roppongi Hills, where many people take photos. The moon next to Tokyo Tower makes for a particularly beautiful sight.

From Classic to Trendy, Unlock Your Exclusive Journey. 🌸 Hey, babes, ready to be enchanted by this city where the future intertwines with tradition? Tokyo, a place where you can discover new surprises every day! The neon lights hovering over skyscrapers and the morning and evening bells at the tranquil shrines are all part of its charm. 🎒🏙️ 🏮 **Time Tunnel at Sensoji Temple** ⛩️ Let's start with Tokyo's oldest temple—Sensoji Temple! Stroll between the Kaminarimon Gate and the Five-Storied Pagoda in a traditional yukata, don't forget to draw an omikuji fortune slip, taste the Ningyo-yaki cakes, and feel the lingering spirit of the Edo period. 👣 🛍️ **The Pulse of Fashion at Shibuya Crossing** 🚶‍♀️ Hop on the subway and head straight to Shibuya, stand at the world's busiest intersection, and feel the collision of crowds and fashion. Browse through the 109 Building, or hunt for the latest trendy items on Takeshita Street in Harajuku, and you'll be the brightest star on the street! 👗 🌃 **Roppongi Hills at Dusk** 🌆 In the evening, head to Roppongi Hills, stand on the observation deck and overlook the Tokyo nightscape, where the twinkling lights recreate the romance from 'Your Name'. Sharing this moment with your loved one is definitely unforgettable. 👫 🍣 **Gourmet Food Around the Clock** 🍱 Speaking of eating, Tokyo is a paradise for foodies. From the fresh sushi of Tsukiji Market to the hidden ramen shops in alleyways, every bite is a supreme temptation for your taste buds. Don't forget to experience the unique cultural shock at a maid café in Akihabara! 🍜 🏨 **Recommended Accommodation** 💤 To perfectly end this trip, choosing the right place to stay is crucial. Monday Apart Premium Akihabara is a great choice, offering good value for money, convenient location, and making your Tokyo journey more comfortable. Close to major attractions and with a high rating of 4.5 stars, it's highly praised! 🌟 Don't hesitate, the wonders of Tokyo are waiting for you to explore! Remember to bring your camera to capture every wonderful moment. 📸 🏷️

If you want to see the panoramic night view of Tokyo, the Shibuya Sky observation deck is crowded with people, and it's also hard to book during sunset. Consider these two places! They are not crowded and great for photos! 🌟Roppongi Hills Observation Deck ① An observation deck close to the Tokyo Tower, many people instinctively avoid the ugly building on the left side of the frame (it really looks like a mini version of Shanghai's White Magnolia Plaza) ② The observation deck has two levels; the 52nd floor is indoors, where you can enjoy almost a 360-degree view of Tokyo, but be mindful of the glass reflection when taking photos ③ Tickets: 2200 yen for adults, which can be purchased at the entrance on the 3rd floor, or booked on Ctrip. An additional ticket for the rooftop observation deck is required on the 52nd floor, which costs 500 yen ④ The rooftop observation deck does not allow bags, tripods, etc. There is a storage area at the entrance to the 52nd floor, where you can store items for 100 yen (which will be refunded when retrieving your bag) ⑤ On clear days, you can see Mount Fuji🗻. ⚠️Reminder: Don't rush directly into the building to get to the observation deck, go to the entrance on the left side of the building and take the elevator to the 3rd floor 🕙Hours: Open from 10:00 to 22:00, and entry stops at 19:30 🌟Ebisu Garden Place Observation Deck ❶ Free!!! Less crowded!!! ❷ The 38th floor observation deck is indoors, but the indoor lighting is not very bright, which greatly reduces the reflection of the glass ❸ The observation deck offers free photography; scan the QR code and follow the instructions to take three free photos, so no worries if you're alone and have no one to take pictures. However, the prompt music during photography is quite loud, which can be a bit embarrassing for those with social anxiety. ❹ From this angle at Ebisu Garden Place, you can avoid the ugly building next to the Tokyo Tower, but it's a bit far from the Tokyo Tower, so you need a telephoto lens to take a good photo. It's tough with a smartphone ⚠️Reminder: After coming out of JR Ebisu Station, enter the building from the right side door and take the elevator directly to the 38th floor