Tokyo Skytree Tickets – Tembo Deck & Galleria

Sumida, Tokyo · Tokyo Skytree Town

One of the tallest towers in the world Multiple observation levels Shopping & aquarium at the base

Tokyo Skytree tower and surrounding area

View from Tokyo Skytree observation deck

Photos: Tokyo Skytree tower and city views from the observation decks.

Tokyo Skytree is Tokyo’s sky-high landmark, with two main observation levels: the Tembo Deck and the higher Tembo Galleria. At the base, you’ll find the Tokyo Skytree Town complex with shops, restaurants and an aquarium – easy to turn into a half-day visit.

🎫 Ticket options 🚆 How to get there

⏰ Typical visit: 1–3 hours for views + shopping time

🎟 Tickets for Tembo Deck only or Deck + Galleria

🌇 Good for day and night city views

Tembo Deck or Tembo Deck + Tembo Galleria

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Pricing can vary by time and ticket type (advance / same-day). The higher level is an extra fee on top of the main deck. Check the official Skytree ticket page for current details.

Tips:

Advance / fast tickets save waiting time

Avoid peak weekend afternoons

Consider evening slots for city lights

If your time is tight, focus on the Tembo Deck, which already offers great views. Add the Galleria if you want the highest walkway and fewer crowds.

What it’s like at the top

Large windows with panoramic views across Tokyo and beyond on clear days.
Information displays pointing out landmarks and mountain ranges.
Glass-floor sections in some areas for those who like a thrill.
Cafés and shops offering themed snacks and souvenirs.

How to get to Tokyo Skytree

By train

Tokyo Skytree Station (Tobu Skytree Line) – directly connected.
Oshiage Station (Skytree) on multiple subway/rail lines, a short walk away.

Once you arrive, follow signs through the Tokyo Skytree Town complex to the Skytree ticket and entrance area. Allow time to navigate inside the mall-like complex.

FAQ – Tokyo Skytree

Is advance booking necessary?

Not always, but recommended on weekends and holidays to reduce waiting time. Same-day tickets can involve queues, especially for prime time slots and holidays.

Which is better: day or night?

Daytime gives longer-distance views and sometimes Mt. Fuji on very clear days. Nighttime offers dramatic city lights. If possible, aim for late afternoon and stay through sunset.

Combine with around Skytree

Tokyo Solamachi shopping & restaurants at the base.
Sumida Aquarium for families or sea-life fans.
Walk or short ride to Asakusa and Senso-ji Temple.