[2024 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Tokyo Tower (Updated Dec)

Japanese people have a strong sense of ritual, making Christmas in Japan especially beautiful. Various Christmas lights and markets keep the festive atmosphere lively both day and night. On this trip to Tokyo, we visited four illuminated spots to experience the joy of Christmas! ✓ Roppongi - Christmas Lights Roppongi Hills, Roppongi Midtown, and Keyakizaka Street are adorned with 800,000 blue and white lights from December, transforming the entire street into a dazzling galaxy with Tokyo Tower as the backdrop. It's one of the most popular photo spots in Tokyo during winter! ✓ Tokyo Tower During Christmas, Tokyo Tower's usual red and white colors turn into a vibrant display of multiple colors, creating a festive and joyful atmosphere! The best place to view this is from the lawn of Shiba Park, where you can capture the entire Christmas edition of Tokyo Tower in one shot. It's stunning! ✓ Skytree Not to be outdone by Tokyo Tower, Skytree also lights up with colorful lights that change with the rhythm. In addition to the Christmas tree-shaped lights in the shopping mall, Skytree itself becomes a spectacular light show! ✓ Azabudai Hills The fashionable Azabudai Hills joins the Christmas lighting trend with butterfly-shaped lights, making the area look very fancy! There's also a Christmas market in the plaza, offering various festive foods and snacks, creating a European Christmas atmosphere!

Countdown to Christmas! Next month marks the arrival of the most beautiful Christmas illumination nights in Tokyo. 🎄 Roppongi Hills Keyakizaka Street Illumination Event Dates: 2024/11/7～12/25 Lighting Time: 17:00～23:00 The Tokyo Tower, surrounded by a sea of lights, is truly a sight to behold. Despite the crowds, the atmosphere is filled with happiness. 🎄 Yebisu Garden Place Event Dates: 2024/11/9～2025/1/13 Lighting Time: 11:00～23:00 The 5-meter-tall Baccarat crystal chandelier is stunning. You can also visit the 38th-floor observation deck for a free view of the Tokyo Tower! 🎄 Azabudai Hills Christmas Market Event Dates: 2024/11/23～12/25 Event Time: 11:00～21:00 This newly opened spot from last year is fantastic. Besides the classic 33rd-floor Tokyo Tower photo spot, the Tokyo market here offers a European Christmas market vibe that everyone will love. #Tokyo #ChristmasIlluminations #TokyoTravel

At night in Tokyo, the lights are brilliant and beautiful. Here are five unmissable night view spots in Tokyo to help you experience the unique charm of this city. 📍Tokyo Tower Location: Shiba Park, Minato City. Features: Tokyo’s iconic buildings, the observation deck at night allows you to enjoy the city lights. Tip: Go at dusk to enjoy the sunset and night view at the same time. 📍Roppongi Hills Location: Roppongi, Minato-ku. Features: The Mori no Aerial Observation Deck offers a 360-degree panoramic view and is an ideal place to enjoy the night view of Tokyo. Tip: You can have dinner here and enjoy the beautiful view while eating. 📍Tokyo Skytree Location: Oshiage, Sumida-ku. Features: The tallest building in Tokyo, with multiple observation decks, the tower is dazzlingly lit at night. Tip: It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance to reduce queue time. 📍Shibuya Crossing Location: Shibuya Ward. Features: One of the busiest intersections in the world, still bustling at night. Tip: View this spectacular sight from a nearby high-rise building. 📍Ginza Location: Central District. Features: One of the most prosperous business districts in Tokyo, with bright neon lights at night and a unique atmosphere. Tip: Ginza has many fine restaurants and bars, making it an ideal place to enjoy nightlife. #TokyoNightscape #TokyoTower #Roppongi Hills #Tokyo Skytree #Shibuya Crossing #Ginza #Tokyo itinerary

This year, I visited the Christmas market in Roppongi, Tokyo. The Roppongi Hills attempted to recreate the world's largest Christmas market from Stuttgart, Germany. However, I was a bit disappointed as the market was quite small, with only 4 or 5 little stalls. Each stall had long queues of people. The introduction mentioned over 2,000 types of goods, which seemed to refer to the numerous small ornaments, as one stall could easily have 2,000 items. My friends and I left after less than 15 minutes. Although there were promised delicacies and mulled wine, the lines were too long, so we opted to see the lights near the station instead. The silver-blue neon lights were stunning and perfect for photos. However, the Tokyo Tower at night was lit in Christmas-themed colors, with the top in orange-red and the bottom in green-blue, which was quite amusing. Three years ago, I visited Sapporo, Hokkaido, during winter. The Christmas market there was huge, and we spent an entire afternoon exploring it. There were plenty of delicacies and many exquisite decorations, along with snow sculptures nearby. I recommend anyone wanting to experience a rich Christmas atmosphere in Japan to visit Hokkaido.

#solotrip Rainy day in Tokyo? No worries—Tokyo Tower is even more magical! As raindrops dance on the glass windows, you’ll get to see a dreamy, misty version of Tokyo from the observation deck. The city lights blur softly in the rain, giving the skyline a cozy glow. Inside, enjoy the quirky shops and warm up with some delicious hot chocolate. Plus, the rain means shorter lines, so you can take your time soaking in the views—like having your own personal cloud palace above Tokyo!

#travelvlog Recommended location for the classic check-in machine on the Tokyo Tower City Walk route!! As a landmark of Tokyo, Tokyo Tower is the first stop for many people when they come to Tokyo. Today, we recommend a treasure city walk route that will take you to check in at eleven or fifteen excellent locations in Tokyo Tower! Figure 2: My Tsuji Bridge is a pedestrian overpass, which I personally think is the most beautiful ground plane location in Tokyo Tower. Figure 3-4: The classic location of the V Tokyo Tower aircraft at the Mita Tong legal representative business unit of the Sankou Inoue Friends Bank. Figure 5: Ending Gallery can be used for photography on the road leading up to Tokyo Tower. Figure 6: There are many people queuing at the most popular key position on Chiyu Bridge. Figure 7-8: Toufuya Ukai also holds a popular and important position as a parking lot staircase. Figure 9: KALEDO TOWER/Capturing streets and Tokyo Tower. Figure 10-13: Tokyo Tower/Tokyo Tower bottom wide-angle shot. Figure 14: Cautiously capturing the green road and Tokyo Tower at the De Yuan Hall Pagoda V. Figure 15-16: Zengshang Temple, capturing the ancient temple, Tokyo Tower, and its framework. Nine locations: Tokyo Tower drives scholars to defend: Sony a7m4+1728 28200 abnormal!! Placing the above locations in order on the map will form a route suitable for CityWalk, and the route map will be placed in the comment section, about 3km away

#TokyoTravel #TokyoTravel #Tokyo #Asakusa #Asakusa Food #Asakusa Temple #Imado Shrine #Tokyo Tower #Zōjoji Temple Because I don’t like crowds, I got up early to take photos around Tokyo Tower, and then went to Asakusa. After that, I walked along the Sumida River, admiring the Tokyo Skytree and the Asahi Beer Cloud, and walked to Imado Shrine. I will take a lot of subways today. , so there is a one-day subway ticket. Tokyo Tower is the most representative landmark in Tokyo. If you don’t want to go up to the top of Tokyo Tower, you can take photos around it and Tokyo Tower. It is recommended that if you want to take a good photo and don’t want to be crowded, you can go out early and take the subway station Akabanebashi Station. Then the photo tour started. 1. The first point is when you come out of the Akabanebashi Exit of the Subway Akabanebashi Station, you will see the Tokyo Tower at the intersection, and you can also take photos with the road signs. 2. The second point is the Tokyo Tower underground parking lot. I arrived at about 8 o'clock and there was only one group of people taking pictures in front of it. We even helped each other take pictures. 3. The third point is Zojoji Temple. You can take photos of Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower together. Next, I arrived in Asakusa at about nine o'clock, and took the subway to Asakusa Station. I didn't expect that there were so many people there just after nine o'clock. Everyone took pictures in front of Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate. After taking pictures, they started to walk into the shopping street, with many shops on both sides. They sell food, and I ate Asakusa croquettes, dango, and Kagetsudo porridge bread. After passing through the shopping street, you will arrive at Sensoji Temple. You can also invest JPY100 to draw a lottery. I am so happy when I get lucky. It is said that Sensoji Temple's lottery is very effective. 30% are serious disasters😅. You can go to the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center opposite, go up to the eighth floor and you can see the Skytree. Go down the stairs next to the outdoors and look in the direction of Sensoji Temple, and you will see a super spectacular person. 「FUGLEN ASAKUSA」 This is a Norwegian coffee shop. Because I arrived in Asakusa too early, many of the shops I wanted to eat in were not open yet. I am also used to drinking a cup of coffee after getting up, so I came here to sit and order a cup of daily coffee. "Asakusa Croquette" The croquette is made of Kanagawa's 100-selected specialty Takazata dolphin, mixed with Kuroge Wagyu beef. The outer layer is crispy, and there are onions inside that I hate. But I still finished it in silence because it is really delicious. It is very juicy, so be careful as it burns your mouth. , but eating while walking is prohibited. There is a small indoor space next to it for guests to eat. "Kagetsudo Pork Bread" It is also one of the must-eat foods in Asakusa for many people. I ordered an original pineapple bread and took it with me after taking one bite. The bread is super big and the outer layer is covered with granulated sugar. It has a warm texture and can be eaten in one bite. The outer layer is very crispy and the inner layer is soft. After being stored for a long time, the bread will not taste so good. As expected, delicious food still has to be eaten on the spot. 「Asakusa Soratsuki」 It is a cute dumpling, quite soft and non-sticky to the teeth. The filling contains mango, strawberry and matcha. It tastes colorless and looks cute when taking photos. "Eighty Eight Good Leaves House Asakusa" Located next to Sumida Park in Asakusa, I can’t miss it if I’m a matcha lover! ! When I order a matcha latte, a clerk will brush the matcha on the spot and slowly pour it into the milk. Does it taste okay? After all, I prefer strong matcha. "Imado Shrine" It is a shrine that combines lucky cats and love. It is said to be the birthplace of lucky cats. It is full of lucky cats and there is a real white cat inside. It is really comfortable to see the cat lying there lazily. It is recommended that if you are in Asakusa and are not in a hurry, you can walk here. There are fewer tourists here and it is quieter.

📷A small check-in map is attached at the end of the picture🗺️ 📍Turn right at the exit of Akabanbashi Station and cross the street (Wanmei punch-in seat) The weather was very bad that day, so I didn’t go to other locations to take photos. I won’t share other photo locations privately below (remember to bookmark them so you can find them next time!!) [SMBC Mita-dori Branch Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Mita-dori Branch] 【Shiba Park Gas Station ENEOS Dr. Drive】 【Shiba Park Shiba Park】 [Zōjoji Pedestrian Trail] 【Le Pain Quotidi en Cafe】 #GlobalTravel #Tokyo #Tokyo Tower Photo Location #Japanese Attractions #Attraction Photo Guide #tokyo

I spent 8 meaningful and touching days in Tokyo! Just walking around the streets was so enjoyable, and I had such moving days! Since it was my first time visiting Tokyo, I was even more excited, and the new sights unfolding before my eyes made me feel like it was a waste to sleep! I want to go again! I highly recommend it to everyone!!👏👍

#japantrip #tokyo #roppongi My day began with a quick metro ride from the lively Shibuya Station, the heart of modern Tokyo, heading toward one of the city’s most iconic landmarks: Tokyo Tower. Rather than taking a direct route, I decided to walk the 30-minute journey to the tower, which allowed me to experience the blend of history and modernity that defines this city. As I strolled through the streets, I passed by the historic Shiba Daimon Gate, which serves as the entrance to Zojo-ji Temple. This temple, with its centuries-old traditions, offers a sharp contrast to the urban development around it and serves as a reminder of Tokyo’s rich past. A bit further on, I passed the sleek NHK Museum of Broadcasting, a symbol of Japan’s pioneering role in global television history, with its modern glass and steel design. When I finally arrived at Tokyo Tower, the 333-meter structure stood tall against the sky. Built in 1958 and modeled after the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo Tower symbolizes Japan’s post-war rebirth and rapid modernization. The tower’s bright orange and white colors make it a striking landmark, easily visible from various parts of the city. Its observation decks provide sweeping views of the metropolis, and on clear days, even Mount Fuji can be spotted in the distance. Before heading to Roppongi, I took a break at the nearby Tsujihan, a popular rice bowl eatery. The meal was a treat—fresh seafood laid beautifully over warm rice, bursting with flavor. To finish the dish, I followed the tradition of pouring hot dashi broth over the leftover rice, transforming it into a comforting soup known as ochazuke, which added a rich and satisfying end to the meal. As we continued our journey toward Roppongi, the day began to transition into evening. The walk to Roppongi, about 20 minutes from Tokyo Tower, was highlighted by a spectacular sunset that painted the sky in golden hues. The city’s skyline seemed to come alive under the soft light, with buildings like the Mori Tower standing tall and reflecting the fading sun. Roppongi, known for its vibrant nightlife and art scene, was slowly transitioning into its evening rhythm, with the glow of the sunset adding a serene touch to the bustling city. It was a perfect day spent appreciating Tokyo’s fusion of history, culture, and modern architecture, with every stop offering a new perspective on this dynamic city.

Tokyo is really fun, good for shopping and eating! I've been there N times and I'm not tired of it yet! Summarized the route that is good for shopping and eating without going back and stepping on thunder🗺️ Copy the homework directly! Day1: Asakusa Temple/Sky Tree➡️National Museum➡️Ueno Park➡️Akihabara The first day to check in the scenic spots to feel the cultural charm of Tokyo Asakusa Temple draws lots of blessings🧧There are also many gourmet snacks that can be checked in The Asakusa Temple tour route and food can be turned over to the detailed guide I wrote before Finally go to Akihabara to experience the two-dimensional animation culture Day2: H Residence➡️Ginza/Tsukiji Market➡️Tokyo Tower/Shiba Park➡️Roppongi After shopping in H Residence in the morning, you can have lunch in Ginza or Tsukiji Market In the afternoon, Ginza has a lot of big brands to buy! (Tokyo Tower Photo Guide See🔝) Day3: Yoyogi➡️Shinjuku Gyoen➡️Shinjuku➡️Ikebukuro Yoyogi is really a place that can be described as slack and comfortable Slowly eat a path pancake🥞Drink a cup of Fuglen coffee☕️ Start a beautiful day from here in the early morning The scene of the words and leaves Shinjuku Gyoen is beautiful with a random shot Cherry blossoms in spring and maple leaves in autumn Go to Shinjuku at night to feel the brightly lit Tokyo city that never sleeps🌆 Day4: Harajuku➡️Omotesando/Minami Aoyama➡️Nezu Museum This route can basically solve all shopping needs🛍️ Whether it's Japanese tide or big brand, everything is available!!! There are various small shops hidden in the alleys on both sides At the end of Omotesando is the Nezu Museum Japanese courtyard architecture collection and Aoyama courtyard are integrated The cafe in the courtyard is worth checking in The three-sided glass exterior wall can enjoy the four seasons of the courtyard These places are really worth spending more time shopping slowly I will write a detailed shopping guide later~ Day5: Ebisu➡️Nakameguro➡️Daikanyama➡️Shibuya sky I would like to call this route the most chill city walk route🚶‍♀️ Especially Nakameguro during the cherry blossom season is a must-go place! Various design sense small shops, coffee shops, buyer shops Compared with other business districts, there are fewer people and it is comfortable and comfortable to stroll around~ Finally go to Shibuya sky to watch the beautiful sunset 🏠Accommodation: It is recommended to live near Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, and Asakusa It is convenient to travel and it is very close to everywhere ⚠️Tips: 1️⃣ If you have enough time, you can also arrange the surrounding Odaiba and Disney 2️⃣Day4/5 itinerary is basically shopping If you don't love buying and buying, you can delete it appropriately 3️⃣ If you come during the cherry blossom season and maple leaf season The itinerary needs to be re-planned You can add Chidori Trench, Kanda River and other cherry blossom and maple leaf viewing points 4️⃣Route map at the end The number of words is limited to the next episode of the Tokyo Peripheral Tour Guide~ Japan's food, drink and fun travel guide is being updated...

Tokyo’s skyline is a breathtaking mix of towering skyscrapers and ancient temples, creating a mesmerizing blend of modernity and tradition. Standing in Shibuya Crossing, surrounded by neon lights and endless energy, was unforgettable. From the serene views of Tokyo Tower to the bustling streets of Shinjuku, every corner offers a new perspective of this dynamic city. Tokyo truly never sleeps! #cityscape

#100WaysOfTravel #tokyotower #japantrip #japan Tokyo Tower is one of Japan's most iconic landmarks, standing 333 meters tall in the heart of Tokyo. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, it serves as a communications and observation tower. Built in 1958, it symbolizes Japan's post-war rebirth and modernization. Key Features: Observation Decks: The main deck at 150 meters and the top deck at 250 meters offer stunning panoramic views of Tokyo, especially during sunset and at night when the city lights up. Illuminations: The tower is beautifully illuminated at night with different light displays, creating a striking presence on the Tokyo skyline. Cultural Hub: Tokyo Tower also hosts various attractions, including an aquarium, museums, and cafes. It is often used as a venue for special events and exhibitions. Symbol of Tradition and Modernity: While inspired by Western architecture, Tokyo Tower has become a beloved symbol of Japan's blend of tradition and modern progress. It remains a must-visit spot for tourists, offering a unique perspective on the city's landscape and culture.

🗼Tokyo Tower, as a symbol of Tokyo, offers a breathtaking skyline view. 🏙️ From the observation deck at the top of the tower, you can take in the magnificent scenery of the entire Tokyo metropolitan area. 🏢 The high-rise buildings are arranged in a unique skyline. 🌤️ On clear days, Mount Fuji can be seen faintly in the distance, creating a stunning picture with Tokyo Tower. At night, when the city lights up, 🌆 Tokyo Tower and the surrounding buildings are adorned with brilliant lights, turning the entire city into a sea of light. It's an unmissable highlight of any trip to Tokyo.

Tokyo 3-day tour: First view from Tokyo Tower 🗼✨ Day 1: Ginza ➡️ Tokyo Tower Goldfish Art Exhibition in Ginza 🐟✨ Ginza is an area full of bustling and high-end shops. The Goldfish Art Exhibition is not to be missed. It displays colorful goldfish and light and shadow effects, like a dreamy underwater world. You can also buy souvenirs and enjoy delicious food. 🎨🎁 Tokyo Tower 🗼🌟 Tokyo Tower is designed to imitate the Eiffel Tower in Paris and is one of the landmarks of Tokyo. From the observation deck, you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire Tokyo city. It is an ideal place to enjoy the panoramic view of the city. 🗺️🌆 Day 2: Sensoji Temple ➡️ Akihabara Electric Town ➡️ Kabukicho ➡️ Tokyo Skytree Sensoji Temple ⛩️🙏 Sensoji Temple is one of the oldest temples in Tokyo and has a long history and culture. Walking on the street in front of Kaminarimon Gate, you can feel the traditional Japanese atmosphere. 🕉️🍡 Akihabara Electric Town ⚡🛒 Akihabara is a paradise for electronics and anime lovers. Filled with a variety of electronic goods and specialty stores, it is a great place to shop and explore technology. 💻🎮 Kabukicho 🌃🎉 Known for its nightlife and entertainment venues, Kabukicho is one of the liveliest areas in Tokyo for those looking for a night of excitement and fun. 🍹🎶 Tokyo Skytree 🏢🌌 The Tokyo Skytree is the second tallest tower in the world and offers spectacular views of Tokyo from above. There are also shopping malls and restaurants here, making it perfect for family outings. 🌟🍣 Day 3: Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios Tokyo Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios Tokyo 🧙♂️✨ Entering the magical world of Harry Potter and experiencing the magical scenes and characters in the movie first-hand, whether you are a magic fan or a family tourist, you will find endless fun. 📸🔮 Travel Tips 📝 When exploring Tokyo, remember to plan your trip and buy tickets in advance to avoid waiting in lines. Make more use of the subway system, which is convenient and fast. 🗺️🚇

Sharing hot photo spots in Tokyo Tower! Sharing locations and tips in order of photos 🤍 1,2. With a crosswalk! Search ‘Seven Eleven Minato Kushiba 3-chome Store’ on Google Maps Take a picture while crossing the crosswalk right in front of you or stop in the middle and take a picture from the side of the road after crossing the crosswalk completely! 3. ‘Akabanebashi Station C1 Exit’ This is a photo zone that many people visit these days because it is a view where you can take a picture with the signboard and the traffic light behind you! 4. ‘Prince Shiba Park’ If you go on a very hot day, it would be nice to go there when the sun sets and have a picnic!! The combination of green grass and Tokyo Tower can’t fail #JapanTravel

On my visit to Tokyo i wanted to take back home with me the most epic snaps from this emblematic tower. With its bright red and white colors it stands out from any spot it is visible in. By walking around it i found these spots that had the perfect lightning and that allowed me to get the perfect wide angle shots to get it all in frame. First picture you need to go around the tower and start going down following the street towards the direction the cars are going when looking for the parking for the tower, you will find staircases going down right in the corner. The other three where taken in the upper side, so you need to go uphill to find this spots, but trust me they are worth it.

Tokyo gives me the impression that it is orderly, quality, hygienic, and well-dressed! From young people to old people, they pay great attention to their own outfits. Sometimes they are cute by grandparents who are good at mixing and matching. - The main focus of the Tokyo itinerary is to be relaxed and leisurely, eat, drink, shop and shop🛍️ 1⃣️Day1: Mount Fuji🚌Tokyo It was already afternoon when we arrived in Tokyo from Mount Fuji. We stayed at the hotel in Roppongi. We checked in first and had a short rest. Then we had dinner and then took a walk to Tokyo Tower. 📍Dinner: AFURI eating yuzu ramen Delicious, with a light grapefruit flavor that is very refreshing. I personally recommend the spicy version. 2⃣️Day2: Tokyo Citywalk 🗺️Shinjuku-Shibuya-Nakameguro-Daikanyama-Ebisu-Shibuya sky The next day is the official day of the trip. First have breakfast near the hotel, then go to Shinjuku for sightseeing, and then eat cheese beef rice in Shibuya. 📍ステーキライスの店 (Shibuya Miyamasuzaka Store) I really like this cheese beef rice, I recommend ordering it like this (S Size+garlic rice+thalf boiled egg+mashed potato’s) After lunch, we went shopping in Nakameguro-Daikanyama-Ebisu. These places are next to each other. There are many trendy brand stores and coffee shops. Tsutaya Bookstore is super easy to browse. 📍I’m don’t? The donuts are delicious, near Tsutaya Bookstore Finally, we returned to Shibuya Sky. We purchased tickets in advance. Unfortunately, the weather was bad and windy that day. The outdoors was closed and we could only watch indoors. I could only comfort myself because I wanted to come back next time. 📍Dinner: Ichiko had chazuke rice, it tasted pretty good 3⃣️Day3: Tokyo Citywalk 🗺️Harajuku-Omotesando-Yoyogi Park-Sensoji Temple-Ginza Omotesando is a hipster street, it’s so good to buy, remember to watch your wallet haha😄 I like the atmosphere of Yoyogi very much, it’s very comfortable to sit and drink a cup of coffee, I went to Sensoji Temple to ask for a lucky draw and I was in a good mood for the whole day 📍Lunch: Jinban Annex Sukiyaki The beef is outstanding and the service is good, but it's a little pricey 📍Dinner: Tianjiwu Eating tempura rice bowl 🍤 I feel a little greasy and the taste is just so-so 4⃣️Day4: Tokyo✈️Hong Kong Today’s itinerary is in Ikebukuro. We will first go to Sunshine City to eat and then go shopping. There are many animation specialty shops, including Crayon Shin-chan, One Piece, etc. Then we will go to nearby Matsumoto Kiyoshi and Don Quixote to buy souvenirs and medicines. 📍Takeshi Ikebukuro Nishiguchi eat oden Finally, the trip ends at the airport~ (Tips: If you still have balance left in your Xigua Card, you can spend it at the airport. Almost all of them support Xigua Card payment) This trip was very successful, I hope everyone can have fun in Japan🥳

Tokyo Tower citywalk route 1. Navigate to Toufuya Ukai, the tofu restaurant, via the direct slope that's great for taking photos. 2. At the railing by the road in front of Akabanebashi Station, the cars passing by in the background make for a good scene, especially if a red car passes by, slow down the shutter speed on your camera to match with the red tower; 3. In front of Ukai Tofu restaurant, there's a staircase with a great sense of depth. Get there early with a wide-angle lens to avoid the long queue, and sitting at the corner for a photo feels particularly special. 4. SMBC Mita-dori Branch. Take a photo with the tower at the pedestrian crossing of the Mitsui Sumitomo Bank, or you can stand by the railing at the side of the road for a candid shot. Inside Shiba Park, the natural scenery frames the tower beautifully. Use a telephoto lens to zoom in to the top, you can get a beautiful close-up of the tower's spire!

#JapanTravel Hello.:) I will organize the Tokyo Tower photo zones for my Tokyo trip. 1️⃣ Shiba Park 芝公園 (Photos 1-2) 📍 4 Chome-10-17 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011 Japan Shiba Park is a representative photo zone of Tokyo Tower. Get off at Akabanebashi Station. It is a 5-minute walk from Akabanebashi Station and you can see Tokyo Tower well from anywhere. 2️⃣ Akabanebashi Station (Photos 3-4) There is Shiba Park at Akabanebashi Station, but photos taken on the street are also great. I took photos at every place where I could see Tokyo Tower. Representative photos were taken while crossing the crosswalk and while going uphill. 3️⃣ Tokyo Tower Tripod Photo Zone (Picture 5) 📍 4 Chome-2 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011 Japan (Walk from Kamiyacho Exit 1 toward Tokyo Tower) There are tripods in the photo zone, so you can put your phone down and take a picture. The tripod angles are already adjusted, so you can take a picture of your life even if you just set it up roughly. There was a group right in front of me, so I took a picture almost right away. 4️⃣ Take a picture of Tokyo Tower from Kamiyacho Exit 1 and go (Picture 6) 📍 Kamiyacho Station I took a picture of Tokyo Tower from Kamiyacho Station and went there, and took a picture on the street. 5️⃣ Azabudai Hills Observatory (Photo 7) ⏰ 9:00~21:00 📍 1 Chome Azabudai, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0041 Japan 📌 Free admission ends on 2024.04.17 Azabudai Hills Observatory, which has become a hot spot as a front view observatory of Tokyo Tower, has ended its free admission after 2024.4.17. It is said that it can be used for a fee. 📌 Customers who can use the Azabudai Hills Observatory 1️⃣ Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower Office tenants and related persons 2️⃣ Hills House Azabudai users 3️⃣ Customers who use Dining 33 4️⃣ Customers who use Sky Room Cafe & Bar 5️⃣ Customers who purchased Dining 33 Patisserie à la maison 6️⃣ Hills House members and guests I think the most cost-effective way to visit among these is to use number 4, Sky Room Cafe. Sky Room Cafe is a cafe located on the 33rd floor of the Azabudai Hills Observatory. Those who use the cafe are required to have one drink per person and are charged an additional 500 yen, which is the same as the admission fee. I have organized the Tokyo Tower photo zones like this. If you are planning a trip to Tokyo, I hope you take a wonderful Tokyo Tower and a life photo🩵 #TokyoTravel #TokyoTower #TokyoTowerPhotoSpot #tokyo #tokyotrip #tokyotower #shibapark #tokyotowerphoto #azabudaihills #japan #japantrip

Tokyo Tower (Tokyo Tower) is a communication and observation tower located in Minato Ward, Tokyo, Japan. Since its completion in 1958, it has been one of Tokyo's landmarks. The tower stands 333 meters tall and was once the tallest structure in Japan until it was surpassed by the Tokyo Skytree in 2012. As one of the symbols of Tokyo, Tokyo Tower offers not only a magnificent urban panorama but also a wealth of entertainment and cultural experiences. Whether during the day or at night, this historic tower provides visitors with unforgettable memories.

🗼 The Tokyo Tower, with its unique lines and elegant appearance, has become an iconic landmark of Tokyo that you can't miss. The 150-meter Main Observatory and the 249.9-meter Special Observatory offer views of Mount Fuji on clear days, allowing you to experience the perfect blend of nature and city. 🏢 Right beneath the tower, within the four floors of the Tokyo Tower FootTown, there's an aquarium and various shops. Here you can enjoy delicious ice cream, savoring the sweetness as you create wonderful memories alongside the tower. 👀 Beyond the Tokyo Tower itself, Azabudai Hills is another great spot for city views. The observation deck offers a panoramic view of the entire city, with the dazzling neon scenes captivating visitors. 🚶‍♂️ It's only a 15-minute walk from Tokyo Tower to Azabudai, and along the way, you can enjoy different perspectives of the Tokyo Tower's beauty, making your trip full of fun.

[Once in a Lifetime 💗 Romantic Tokyo Tower🗼🌹] Every May, the roses in Shiba Park, Tokyo's largest park, come into full bloom. It is only during this time that one can capture the marvelous sight of Tokyo Tower surrounded by roses🥰 📍Photo spot: Exit A4 of Shiba Park Station, 5min walk towards Shiba Park Suggested itinerary: Roppongi➡️Walk along the road to Shiba Park, where you can see Tokyo Tower from different angles 🗼

Tokyo Tower photo guide is here! This position is often seen on social media Do you also know where it is actually located? 😝 At the intersection of Akababashi Station "Tokyo Tower Shita" (Tokyo Metroshita) After exiting the "Akababashi Exit" at Toei Subway "Akababashi" Station You will immediately see the very magnificent Tokyo Tower Then walk a little further and you will see a road sign Except for the road signs themselves ~ It is recommended that everyone can cross the road Go to the safe waiting position in the middle to take a picture There were a small number of people queuing up at the road sign that we went that day However everyone is very orderly Basically waited a few minutes and it was ours! 🩷 #globaltravel

✅ Senso-ji Temple Tokyo's oldest temple, also a place of amusement with 'Edo customs' for the public, serving as a travel destination to understand Japanese national culture, with countless scenic spots to admire. ✅ Tokyo Tower Appearing countless times in Japanese dramas, the tower has an observation deck that offers a panoramic view of Tokyo, and on clear days, Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance. ✅ Akihabara The birthplace of Japanese anime culture, filled with anime, video games, and figurine shops, as well as many anime-themed stores. ✅ Ginza Famous for its upscale shopping stores, it gathers famous brand products from all over the world, known as 'the most expensive place in Asia,' a shopper's paradise. ✅ Ueno Park Japan's first park and also the largest in Tokyo. The park has over 1,300 cherry trees, which create a spectacular view of falling cherry blossoms in the spring breeze. ✅ Tokyo Disneyland Reputed as the number one amusement park in Asia, it mainly consists of two areas: land and sea, filled with themes of adventure, fairy tales, and the future. ✅ Ghibli Museum, Mitaka A great place to find childhood dreams, designed by Studio Ghibli, filled with elements from animations like 'My Neighbor Totoro' and 'Spirited Away'. 🌟 Travel tips: For your first trip to Tokyo, it's best to stay in Akasaka, close to the Ginza subway station, where accommodations are good value for money and there's plenty of food. In Tokyo, Google Maps is enough to find your way, check which subway line to take, and which line to transfer to. Adding a Suica card directly to Apple Pay is very convenient, allowing for smooth entry to stations and the flexibility to recharge any amount you wish. I'm A Yao, sharing travel tips from around the world, follow me if you love traveling

A 7-day trip to Japan, I can provide you with a rough itinerary and local specialty food recommendations. Here is a 7-day travel schedule: Day 1: Tokyo - Morning: Arrive in Tokyo, go to the hotel to check in - Afternoon: Visit Tokyo Tower, enjoy the panoramic view of the city, then head to Ginza shopping district to experience shopping and gourmet food - Evening: Experience the nightlife in Shinjuku, you can visit Kabukicho or try the local izakaya Day 2: Tokyo - Morning: Visit Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea - Afternoon: Browse Akihabara's electronics stores and anime shops, feel the Japanese pop culture - Evening: Experience the youth gathering place in Shibuya, explore fashion trends Day 3: Kyoto - Morning: Take a high-speed train to Kyoto - Afternoon: Visit famous temples and gardens in Kyoto such as Kiyomizu-dera and Kinkaku-ji - Evening: Experience traditional Japanese geisha performances and exquisite tatami cuisine in Gion Day 4: Kyoto - Morning: Visit the bamboo forest path and Tenryu-ji in Arashiyama - Afternoon: Tour Yasaka Shrine and the shopping street of Shinmonzen - Evening: Taste traditional Kyoto cuisine, such as plum blossom cod and Japanese tea Day 5: Osaka - Morning: Take a high-speed train to Osaka - Afternoon: Visit Osaka Castle and the nearby park - Evening: Try famous Osaka delicacies such as takoyaki, kushikatsu, and okonomiyaki Day 6: Nara - Morning: Take a train to Nara - Afternoon: Tour Nara Park, get up close with the free-roaming deer, visit historic sites like Todai-ji - Evening: Try Nara's specialty snacks, such as Nara pickles and Nara smoked fish Day 7: Return to Tokyo - Morning: Take the Shinkansen back to Tokyo - Afternoon: Free time, you can choose to go shopping or visit other attractions in Tokyo - Evening: Enjoy the last Japanese meal in a Tokyo restaurant, experience the nightlife culture of Japan Here are some local specialty food strategies for you: 1. Sushi: One of Japan's most famous foods, try sushi at sushi restaurants or fresh sashimi sushi at markets, especially nigiri sushi at sushi restaurants. 2. Ramen: Japan's traditional noodle dish, with various flavors and styles, such as Tokyo ramen, Kyoto ramen, and Sapporo ramen. 3. Yakiniku: At a yakiniku restaurant, you can enjoy Japanese-style grilled beef or pork, usually grilled by yourself on a charcoal fire at the table. 4. Karaage: Japanese-style fried chicken, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a rich flavor of soy sauce and ginger. 5. Donburi: Rice topped with various dishes in a large bowl, with a variety of flavors such as tempura donburi and gyudon. 6. Yakitori: Delicious grilled skewers, including chicken, duck, beef, and various vegetables. 7. Unadon: Grilled eel on rice, topped with sweet eel sauce, very delicious. 8. Yakizakana: Grilled cod served on charcoal, with a unique flavor. 9. Udon: Thick noodles complemented by a rich broth, with a choice of various toppings. 10. Shojin Ryori: A type of cuisine representing Japanese Buddhist vegetarian food, usually served in temples or specialized vegetarian restaurants. Please note that the above itinerary is just a demonstration, you can adjust it according to your own interests and time. When traveling in Japan, remember to arrange transportation and restaurant reservations (some popular restaurants require advance reservations) and hotel bookings, learn about the opening hours of attractions in advance, and try to book some popular restaurants to avoid queuing. Have a great trip to Japan!

When traveling to Tokyo, of course, you want to go up high-rise buildings to take in the cityscape of Tokyo. Many people choose Roppongi and Shibuya Sky, but the free Azabudai Hills is even more appealing! / The first thing: 'About Azabudai Hills' Azabudai Hills is located at the center of Tokyo Tower, Roppongi Hills, and Toranomon Hills, boasting an excellent geographical location. It's a new landmark of Tokyo, a new mall, a 'top-tier version of a mini-city' complex! / The second thing: 'Photo Spots' 1. Mori JP Tower: The main tower of the project, the 330-meter-tall Mori JP Tower, surpasses the Abeno Harukas building in Osaka, becoming the tallest building in Japan currently. 2. Azabudai Hills House Observation Deck: The 33rd floor houses a free, no-reservation-needed observation deck, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Tower and take in the heart of Tokyo, Shibuya district, Shiba Park, Azabudai, and Roppongi all at once. 3. Garden Plaza: With four garden plazas, renowned architects were invited to design them with the theme of 'green and health,' creating a winding and undulating 'staircase-style' architectural appearance. 4. Azabudai Hills Food Market: Food lovers definitely shouldn't miss the Azabudai Hills Food Market located in Garden Plaza C. / The third thing: 'Azabudai Hills 33' Compared to Roppongi and Shibuya Sky, where you have to buy tickets and tickets are hard to come by, this free observation deck on the 33rd floor of Azabudai Hills is really appealing! No reservation needed, you can go directly from the first-floor staircase to the 33rd floor! And the view here is really great! Perfect for viewing Tokyo Tower! Opening hours: 10:00-21:00 / The fourth thing: 'Transportation Tips' 1. Getting to Azabudai Hills: From Kamiyacho Station exit 5, it's about a 10-minute walk to Azabudai, or if you're visiting Tokyo Tower, you can walk from there, also about 10 minutes. 2. How to reach the 33rd-floor observation deck: It's recommended to go to the lowest level first, the courtyard on the first floor, and take the elevator on the far left side of the lobby. There's also a guide at the elevator entrance to take you directly to the 33rd floor. / The fifth thing: 'Touring Tips' 1. It's suggested to go in the afternoon, so you can see the daytime scenery and then enjoy the night view of Tokyo Tower in the evening. 2. The mall is large, and the elevator to the 33rd-floor observation deck can be a bit hard to find, so it's best to keep asking for directions! 3. On the 33rd-floor observation deck, if you continue walking up, there are cafes and restaurants with great views and ambiance!

At Tokyo Tower for the first time, gazing Seeing the lights imitate the falling stars When traveling to Tokyo, of course, you must see Tokyo Tower. There are many photo spots around Tokyo Tower, and by strolling around, you can discover many beautiful spots. Roppongi: Walking towards Tokyo Tower along Roppongi, you can take street photos with the tower, and also see the hustle and bustle of traffic. There are also many delicious snacks and lots of bars at night, making it especially lively. Akabanebashi: Near Akabanebashi subway station is the filming location for Jay Chou's music video. Not only is it great for shooting Tokyo Tower, but you can also imitate the composition and perspective of Jay Chou's MV, and have a time-space dislocation with Jay Chou. Mori Art Museum Observation Deck: Standing at the Mori Art Museum, there are many upscale office districts here, and there is an observation deck where you can see Tokyo Tower. Under Tokyo Tower: The recently popular spot is towards Akabanebashi from Tokyo Tower, where there is an exit of an underground parking garage. Many people line up to take photos here. It's a bit crowded, but if you really like this spot, it's worth the wait in line.

A 7-day travel guide for Japan. Based on your preferences, I will recommend several quiet places for you to enjoy a relaxing and pleasant sightseeing experience, while also considering your budget. Day 1: Tokyo - Morning: After arriving in Tokyo, you can start by taking a walk in Ueno Park, admiring the cherry blossoms (if it's spring) or watching the cute animals at the zoo. - Lunch: Try the local ramen or sushi, about 1200 yen. - Afternoon: Head to Senso-ji Temple to experience traditional Japanese culture and atmosphere, shop along Nakamise Street or taste traditional snacks. - Evening: Sightsee from Tokyo Tower, overlooking the dazzling night view of the city, with a ticket price of about 1500 yen. Day 2: Kyoto - Morning: Take the Shinkansen to Kyoto, about 2 hours, costing around 4000 yen. Upon arrival, you can visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, experiencing the religious atmosphere and beautiful scenery of Kyoto. - Lunch: Try a traditional pickled vegetable sushi bento, about 1500 yen. - Afternoon: Tour Yasaka Shrine and Gion, admiring traditional architecture and beautiful flowers. - Evening: Taste Japanese sake and traditional cuisine at a traditional pub near Gion, about 2000 yen. Day 3: Nara - Morning: Take the train to Nara, about 1 hour, costing around 1000 yen. Nara Park is one of Nara's most famous attractions, where you can see cute deer and visit Todai-ji Temple. - Lunch: Try a unique Nara snack - tofu mochi, about 1000 yen. - Afternoon: Visit Kasuga-taisha Shrine, admiring the ancient architecture and grand scenery. - Evening: Return to Kyoto and have dinner at your leisure. Day 4: Osaka - Morning: Take the train to Osaka, about 1 hour, costing around 1000 yen. Stroll along Dotonbori, shopping and tasting local delicacies. - Lunch: Try Osaka's famous fried skewers - takoyaki, about 800 yen. - Afternoon: Visit Osaka Castle Park, admire the cherry blossoms (if it's spring) or climb to the observation deck of Osaka Castle (about 600 yen) to overlook the city's beauty. - Evening: Enjoy Osaka's cuisine, such as barbecue or okonomiyaki, about 2000 yen. Day 5: Hakone - Morning: Take the Shinkansen to Hakone, about 2 hours, costing around 4000 yen. Tour Lake Ashi and surrounding attractions, such as hot springs and the Hakone Open-Air Museum. - Lunch: Taste Hakone's unique black eggs and bread soaked in soup, about 1500 yen. - Afternoon: Take the cable car or mountain train to the top of Mount Hakone, admiring the view of Mount Fuji. - Evening: Enjoy a Hakone hot spring and stay at a hot spring inn, with costs varying depending on the inn. Day 6: Kamakura - Morning: Take the train to Kamakura, about 1 hour, costing around 1000 yen. Visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura and Kamakura's historical sites, feeling the ancient atmosphere. - Lunch: Taste Kamakura's famous snack - wagashi, about 800 yen. - Afternoon: Explore Kamakura's beaches and nearby temples, enjoying the beautiful natural scenery. - Evening: Return to Tokyo and have dinner at your leisure. Day 7: Tokyo - Morning: Free time in Tokyo, you can explore shopping districts like Shinjuku or Shibuya, buying souvenirs and making pilgrimages. - Lunch: Choose freely. - Afternoon: Visit Meiji Shrine, feel the tranquil atmosphere, and stroll around Harajuku to experience the fashion culture of young people. - Evening: Freely arrange your last dinner in Tokyo. Based on the above itinerary, the total cost is expected to be around 15000 yen, including transportation, entrance fees, and meals. Your budget is around 10000 yen, so you can flexibly adjust certain activities and dining expenses to fit your needs. I hope you have a pleasant trip!