Tokyo Tower at golden hour

Tokyo Tower: Tickets, Views & Visitor Guide

333 meters of history, culture, and breathtaking views since 1958 β€” Main Deck tickets from ¥1,500 at the window, or US$10 booked ahead

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Visitors Since 1958

333m

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¥1,500

Main Deck, Adult

Tokyo Tower Ticket Prices (October 2026)

An adult Main Deck ticket costs ¥1,500, the same at the window as online. The Top Deck Tour, which includes the Main Deck, is ¥3,300 online and ¥3,500 at the window. Children under 4 go free.

Ticket Adult High school Child Age 4+
Main Deck (150m)¥1,500¥1,200¥900¥600
Top Deck Tour, online¥3,300¥3,100¥2,100¥1,500
Top Deck Tour, at the window¥3,500¥3,300¥2,300¥1,700
Diamond Tour (decks + lounge)¥7,000¥6,500¥4,700¥3,300

From the fee page on tokyotower.co.jp, checked October 2026. Child means primary and junior-high pupils; Age 4+ means preschoolers from four. The Top Deck Tour takes you to 250m and the 150m Main Deck. Main Deck open 9:00 to 23:00, last entry 22:30; Top Deck Tour 9:00 to 22:45, last entry 22:15.

Online or at the gate?

  • Main Deck: you can turn up and pay at the window. Buying ahead costs the same and saves the ticket queue. On crowded evenings the tower can close entry before 22:30, so arrive with time to spare.
  • Top Deck Tour: ¥200 cheaper online for an adult; buy on the website before you go.
  • Tokyo Diamond Tour: limited to 70 guests a day, with departures on the hour from 12:00 to 18:00. This is the ticket to book ahead.
  • Weather: the tower can suspend the Top Deck Tour and the Diamond Tour in storms, so check on the day.

Which booking includes which deck

The tower sells its own tickets at the prices above on its website. The GetYourGuide admission ticket covers the same three decks as options, costs from US$10 for the Main Deck against ¥1,500 at the window, and keeps the booking in English with your other plans. Two bus tours fold a Main Deck visit into a first day in Tokyo: Hato Bus runs the morning route below and an afternoon version (from $40, 4.5 from 390 reviews).

Book whichever fits your day:

The tower on its own

Tokyo Tower Admission Ticket

From US$10 · 4.6 ★ (4,590 reviews)

Choose Main Deck, Top Deck Tour or Diamond Tour when you book. Sold by LINKTIVITY, a Japanese ticketing company, and non-refundable once booked.

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Part of a first day in Tokyo

Morning Bus Tour: Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Asakusa

From $40 · 4.7 ★ (320 reviews) · Hato Bus

English-speaking guide, hybrid bus and a Main Deck ticket included. It finishes near Tokyo Station, not where it started.

See the tour
Dinner and a show at the tower

Sumo Show with a Japanese Meal

From $102 · 4.9 ★ (75 reviews)

Former professional wrestlers, four shows a day in Foot Town since August 2026, with a set meal and one drink. The observation-deck ticket is not included.

See show times

Prices, ratings and review counts from GetYourGuide, checked October 2026. Prices move with the date, so treat them as the shape of the market rather than a quote.

What Is Tokyo Tower?

Tokyo Tower is a 333-meter communications and observation tower in Minato, Tokyo. Completed in 1958, it's both a functioning broadcast antenna and one of Japan's most recognizable symbols.

Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, it was painted in distinctive white and international orange for aviation safety. For decades, it represented Japan's post-war recovery and technological emergence.

Key Facts

  • Height: 333m (1,092 ft)
  • Location: Shiba-koen, Minato, Tokyo
  • Completed: December 1958
  • Architect: TachΕ« Naitō
  • Material: Steel (~4,000 tons)
Tokyo Tower with Mt. Fuji

Why It's Famous

  • Symbol of post-war recovery
  • Japanese pop culture icon
  • Architectural beauty & engineering
  • Panoramic Tokyo & Mt. Fuji views

🎫 Book Tokyo Tower Tickets

The calendar below is the GetYourGuide admission ticket, sold by LINKTIVITY Inc. Pick Main Deck, Top Deck Tour or Diamond Tour when you choose your date. It cannot be refunded once booked.

Main Deck

150m Β· from US$10 (window: Β₯1,500)

360Β° panoramic windows, glass floor panels, cafΓ©. The classic Tokyo Tower visit β€” walk-up friendly, but the e-ticket skips the counter queue.

Top Deck Tour

¥200 cheaper online

250m + 150m Β· Β₯3,300 online (Β₯3,500 at the window)

Guided multimedia tour to the highest deck: floor-to-ceiling windows, mirror installations, and a drink and a photo card included.

Diamond Tour (VIP)

Both decks + lounge Β· Β₯7,000

Limited to 70 guests a day, departing on the hour from 12:00 to 18:00. A performer and an attendant take you up to the Top Deck without queuing, and the lounge (11:00 to 19:00) and the Main Deck stay open to you all day.

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Why Visit Tokyo Tower

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For the Views

On clear days, witness Mt. Fuji 100km away, Tokyo Bay, and endless urban tapestry. Watch the transformation from day to night. Looking for more? Check our ranking of Tokyo's best skyline views.

Main Deck panorama
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For the Culture

Tokyo Tower embodies Japan's post-war resilience. Built from recycled steel, it represents transformation from conflict to creativity. Read the full story behind the tower.

Construction 1957
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For the Experience

Seasonal illuminations, art exhibitions, 600-step Tower Climb, museums, restaurants, and events year-round. See what's on this season.

Tower Climb
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For Photography

From iconic Zojoji Temple framing to Shiba Park's cherry blossomsβ€”countless angles await. Our photography guide maps the seven best spots.

Zojoji Temple view

Planning Your Visit

πŸ• Hours & Tickets

Main Deck: 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM (last entry 10:30 PM)

Top Deck Tour: 9:00 AM - 10:45 PM (last entry 10:15 PM)

Main Deck (Adult) Β₯1,500
Main Deck (Child) Β₯600–Β₯1,200 by age
Top Deck Tour (Adult, online) Β₯3,300
Top Deck Tour (Adult, at the window) Β₯3,500
Diamond Tour (VIP) Β₯7,000

Prices from tokyotower.co.jp, checked October 2026. Every age group is in the ticket price table.

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πŸš‡ Getting There

Address: 4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato-ku

  • Akabanebashi (Oedo) - 5 min
  • Kamiyacho (Hibiya) - 7 min
  • Onarimon (Mita) - 6 min
  • Hamamatsucho (JR) - 15 min
Location map

⏰ Best Time to Visit

πŸŒ… Morning

Clear air, fewer crowds, best Mt. Fuji visibility

πŸŒ† Sunset

Golden hour, day-to-night transition β€” Top Deck slots go first

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πŸŒƒ Night

City lights, illuminated tower

Your Visit Journey

What to expect from arrival to observation deck

Tokyo Tower entrance and Foot Town building complex

1. Arrival

Enter through Foot Town, the base complex housing shops, restaurants, and museums. Clear signage in multiple languages guides you to the entrance.

Tokyo Tower ticket counter with multilingual signage

2. Tickets

A Main Deck ticket bought on the tower's own website lets you skip the ticket queue, the tower says. Buying at the window also works β€” staff speak English β€” but queues build at peak times. You can also book through GetYourGuide before you fly.

High-speed elevator ascending to observation decks

3. Ascent

High-speed elevators whisk you to Main Deck in under a minute. Watch Tokyo shrink below through the elevator windows.

Visitors standing on transparent glass floor panel

4. Glass Floor

Test your nerves on transparent floor panels. Look straight down 150 meters to the ground. Popular photo opportunity!

Restaurant dining area with panoramic city views

5. Dining

Multiple dining options with views. CafΓ© serves light meals, drinks, and Tokyo Tower exclusive desserts and treats.

Souvenir shop with tower miniatures and exclusive merchandise

6. Souvenirs

Exclusive Tokyo Tower merchandise. Miniature tower models, keychains, snacks, and limited edition items only available here.

The Two Observation Decks

Main Deck
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Main Deck

150 meters

  • 360Β° panoramic windows
  • Glass floor panels
  • CafΓ© & souvenir shop
  • Photo spots & binoculars
Β₯1,500 Adult Β· from US$10 on GetYourGuide
Book Main Deck
Top Deck
Premium Experience

Top Deck

250 meters

  • Guided multimedia tour
  • Floor-to-ceiling windows
  • Mirror installations
  • Ambient lighting & music
  • Drink and photo card included
Β₯3,300 Online Β· includes Main Deck
Book Top Deck Tour

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Atago Shrine stone steps near Tokyo Tower

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Tokyo Tower from Zojoji Temple

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Nearby Attractions

Zojoji

Zojoji Temple

5 min walk

Buddhist temple founded 1393. Tokugawa shogun family temple. Cherry blossoms in spring.

Hours: 9-5 PM | Free

Full guide β†’
Shiba Park

Shiba Park

Adjacent

Japan's oldest public parks (1873). Perfect for picnics, jogging, seasonal colors.

Always open | Free

Full guide β†’

Accessibility & Family Facilities

Tokyo Tower welcomes all visitors with comprehensive accessibility features and family-friendly amenities

Wheelchair accessible entrance with ramps
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Wheelchair Access

Fully accessible from street level to all observation decks. Barrier-free entrances, ramps, and wide pathways throughout. Wheelchair rentals available free of charge at information desk.

Family-friendly facilities and kids play area
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Family Facilities

Nursing rooms, diaper changing stations, stroller parking areas, and kids-friendly restrooms. Strollers welcome in elevators. Family rest areas with seating available on all decks.

Multilingual information desk with helpful staff
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Multilingual Support

Information available in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Staff speak multiple languages. Audio guides, printed maps, and digital touchscreens provide information in your language.

Modern elevator system with accessibility features
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Modern Elevators

High-speed, spacious elevators accommodate wheelchairs, strollers, and mobility devices. Audio announcements, braille buttons, and priority access for those who need assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Tokyo Tower tickets?

An adult Main Deck (150m) ticket is Β₯1,500, the same at the window as online, and from US$10 on GetYourGuide. The Top Deck Tour (250m, includes the Main Deck) is Β₯3,300 online or Β₯3,500 at the window, and the Tokyo Diamond Tour is Β₯7,000. High-school students, children and preschoolers pay less, and under-4s go free. Every age group is in the price table (tower fee page, checked October 2026).

Do I need to book Tokyo Tower tickets in advance?

Not for the Main Deck: you can turn up and pay at the window, and buying ahead only saves the ticket queue. The Top Deck Tour is Β₯200 cheaper online for an adult, so buy it on the website before you go. The Tokyo Diamond Tour is limited to 70 guests a day, so book that one ahead. Check dates

Is the Top Deck Tour worth it over the Main Deck?

The Main Deck at 150m already gives full 360-degree views, the glass floor, and cafΓ©. The Top Deck Tour adds the 250m deck with floor-to-ceiling windows, mirror installations, a drink and a photo card, and a guided multimedia experience β€” worth it for first-time visitors who want the full experience, at a little over double the price. On hazy days the Main Deck alone is the better value.

Can you just turn up at Tokyo Tower?

Yes. The Main Deck sells tickets at the window every day from 9:00, with last entry at 22:30, though the tower can close entry earlier when it is crowded. You can buy the Top Deck Tour at the window too, but it costs Β₯200 more than online. If you want the ticket sorted before you fly, the GetYourGuide admission ticket is bought ahead in English, and some of its options stay valid for up to six months.

Can you go up Tokyo Tower for free?

No. The observation decks are paid for everyone aged 4 and over, and under-4s go free. Shiba Park and Zojoji Temple next door are free, and they give some of the best views of the tower itself.

Can I see Mt. Fuji from Tokyo Tower?

Yes β€” on clear days, especially winter mornings (November to February). Mt. Fuji is visible roughly 80 days a year, about 100km to the southwest. See our Mt. Fuji visibility guide for month-by-month odds and the best decks to try.

How long should I spend at Tokyo Tower?

A quick visit takes 1 to 1.5 hours. A standard visit with both decks and photos runs 2 to 3 hours. With nearby Zojoji Temple and Shiba Park, plan a half day.

Is Tokyo Tower wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Elevators reach all levels, restrooms are accessible, and wheelchair rentals are available free of charge at the information desk.

Tokyo Tower or Tokyo Skytree β€” which should I visit?

Tokyo Tower (1958, 333m) is central, historic, and famous for its orange silhouette and views that include the tower-free skyline. Skytree (2012, 634m) is taller and more modern, in east Tokyo. Many visitors do both β€” they photograph each other's skyline. See our full ranking of Tokyo's observation decks.

Can I climb Tokyo Tower on foot?

Yes β€” the open-air Tower Climb takes about 600 steps to the Main Deck, typically on weekends and holidays 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, weather permitting. Climbers get a certificate at the top, and the stairs use the same admission ticket as the elevator.

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What Visitors Say

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Ronald πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States
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"Sawaki was our tour guide. He made the whole tour fun and memorable. Highly recommend"

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"Pre booking made the process quick and easy and staff were friendly and helpful."

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"Loved the VIP experience! Beautiful skyline of Tokyo!!"

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Francisco Alejandro πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ Mexico
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"Easy, just wait for the official voucher and that's all. The glass floor is insane!"

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"Booking using Get Your Guide always gets me a direct entry and skip lines. I love it."

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"Excellent experience! My friend and I had a wonderful time. The views were breathtaking and staff were so helpful."

August 2024
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"Beautiful sight to see! The views during sunset were absolutely stunning. Highly recommend visiting in the evening."

September 2025
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"Great view, especially in the evening when the city lights up. The observation deck experience exceeded expectations!"

July 2024

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