[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Roppongi Hills (Updated Jan)

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

🗼 Tokyo: Romantic Light Tour Roppongi Hills 🎡 Event: Roppongi Hills Christmas Carnival Highlights: 800,000 blue and white lights illuminate the 400-meter-long Keyakizaka Street, with Tokyo Tower as the backdrop, making it the best spot for photos! There's also a lively European-style market and an outdoor ice rink! Time: 17:00 - 23:00 Ebisu Garden Place 💎 Highlights: The world's largest Baccarat crystal chandelier, crafted by 13 top French artisans over 15,000 hours, with over 8,500 crystal pieces shining in a golden champagne hue under the lights. Time: 11:00 - 23:00 Marunouchi 🌳 Highlights: The 1.2km-long street is decorated with champagne gold LED lights, and there's a Christmas market to explore. 🏰 Kyoto: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity Kyoto Station Building As the gateway to Kyoto, the Christmas lights at Kyoto Station attract countless visitors every year. A giant Christmas tree stands in the station hall, and the grand staircase and various areas are adorned with colorful lights. Kyoto ILLUMIERE Synesthesia Hills This is the largest light event in the Kansai region, open exclusively during the winter season, with tens of thousands of light balls decorating the park area, creating a dreamy atmosphere. 🌈 Osaka: Universal Studios Japan Universal Studios Japan Time: From dusk until 30 minutes before closing Address: 2-1-33 Sakurajima, Konohana-ku, Osaka Highlights: A 30-meter-tall giant Christmas tree, light and music shows, and the return of Hogwarts Magical Night! Osaka Festival of Lights Midosuji Illumination 2024 Time: 17:00 ~ 22:00 (until 23:00 in some areas) Location: Midosuji (Hanshin Intersection ~ Namba West Exit Intersection) Umeda Sky Building Floating Garden Observation Deck Hours: 9:30 ~ 22:30 (last entry at 22:00) Fees: Adults 2,000 yen, elementary school students and below 500 yen, free for children under 4 Highlights: The Floating Garden on the 40th floor transforms into a pink glowing Christmas tree forest, with a 25-meter-high LED Christmas tree, creating a magical atmosphere! Christmas Fireworks 🎆 Odaiba Seaside Park 🌉 Highlights: This is not only the best spot to watch the fireworks show but also offers a stunning backdrop of the Statue of Liberty and Rainbow Bridge. The weekly Saturday fireworks show adds a romantic touch to Christmas. Tips 💡: Book hotels in advance: To avoid the rush during Christmas. Try Japanese Christmas delicacies: Such as Christmas cakes and mulled wine. Keep warm: Winter in Japan can be quite cold, so wear a thick down jacket.

Located in Roppongi, Roppongi Hills has become a popular spot in recent years. Unlike the younger crowd in Shibuya and Shinjuku, this area has a more artistic atmosphere. We visited just as the lights were turned on to experience the Christmas ambiance. As Christmas approaches, the festive atmosphere will become even stronger. The best photo spot is on the overpass, where you can take pictures without waiting for the traffic lights.

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.

Experience the enchanting "SNOW & BLUE" illumination along the 400-meter stretch of Keyakizaka in Roppongi, Tokyo. This unique Christmas spectacle at Roppongi Hills is a must-see, offering a magical view that can only be experienced at this time of year. Dates: November 6th (Monday) - December 25th (Monday). Time: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM. Location: Keyakizaka Street, Roppongi. The 2023 Roppongi Christmas Market celebrates its 17th anniversary this year. The venue recreates the world's largest German Christmas market from Stuttgart, featuring 10 shops selling authentic German Christmas goods, mulled wine, sausages, and more, providing a warm Christmas experience. Dates: November 25th (Saturday) - December 25th (Monday). Time: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM. Location: O-Yane Plaza. #JapanTravel #RoppongiTokyo #TokyoChristmas #TokyoPhotoSpots #TokyoHiddenGems #TokyoTower #TokyoTravel

📍Address: 52nd Floor, Roppongi Hills Observation Deck, Minato City, Tokyo, Japan 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Indoor 360-degree observation deck 🕰️Business Hours: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM 💰Average Cost: $65/person With an online buy-one-get-one-free offer, the average cost per person is only a few dozen dollars to visit the latest observation deck. Arriving in the evening, it is quite convenient to walk from the subway station. If you have time during the day, you can also visit the nearby art museum. The overall ticket exchange and entry process is simple, and the night view of Tokyo is spectacular, with the Tokyo Tower standing out brightly. Although there are quite a few visitors, it does not hinder taking photos, and you can easily capture top-notch scenic shots. On the other side, there is a large screen displaying related information, and you can sit down and rest for a while. Near the exit, there are some souvenirs available for purchase. Overall, apart from the relatively small venue, everything else is quite satisfactory.

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.

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

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

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

The Roppongi Christmas Market is located at O-Yane Plaza in Roppongi Hills. Celebrating its 17th year, this market aims to recreate the world's largest Christmas market in Stuttgart, Germany, in Japan on a smaller scale. Across the many stores, you'll find over 1,500 unique items, with a wide array of ornaments, wreaths, and other festive home decor to add a touch of Christmas magic to your celebrations. Tuck into mouthwatering German cuisine, including sausages and glühwein - a warm, spiced seasonal drink. This market will run from Nov 6 to Dec 25. Entry is free, so come with yen in hand to explore the stalls. #Japan #Travel #Christmas

This place is must-go, a vibrant neighbourhood and fine dining is right here at Roppongi. There are also many nice hotels around here and you can try out Ritz Carlton and Intercontinental Hotels. In Roppongi, you can find many high end omakase restaurants too. This is the mecca for finest dining experience in Tokyo. There are also many touts around here who will ask you to go in to have a drink. If you are alone then it is better to avoid the drinking street area. Roppongi station is also one of the main stations along Hibiya line and there are many entrances and exits here. You can consider staying in this area instead of the usual Shinjuku and Shibuya areas. #wheretogo #japan #tokyo #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

This is a Doraemon pop-up event in Tokyo located at Roppongi Hills Metro Hat / Hollywood Plaza and the nearest station is Roppongi station. The exact Doraemon event was at National Museum of Singapore previously. Now it came to Tokyo and they are so adorable. There are no charges for this pop-up event and anyone can come. You will recognize this Roppongi Hills Metro Hat / Hollywood Plaza shopping easily from its conical shape which resemble our Wheellock Place in Singapore too. The weather in Tokyo is sunny in August but it is not humid so I also did not sweat much. I enjoy outdoor places and hunting down free exhibits. #wheretogo #japan #tokyo #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

When the Christmas comes, the streets of Tokyo will be illuminated brilliantly. One of the most favorite places is Roppongi Hills illumination. Each year, the 400m of Keyakizaka Street behind Roppongi Hills becomes one of the most popular couples’ strolling spots with brilliant blue LEDs decorating the trees and Tokyo Tower providing the perfect backdrop. I recommend you to come here at around 9-9:30pm when it’s less crowded and you can slowly walk down the Keyakizaka street and enjoy the illumination✨ Besides Roppongi Hills, there’re many illumination places such as Roku-Roku Plaza illumination, Mohri Garden illumination, Christmas market and so on for you to enjoy the Christmas in Roppongi. Save this post for your trip to Tokyo in December 🥰#tripblazers #mytripvlog #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #2023travelwish #couplestrip #japan #japan #六本木 #東京 #tokyo

#JapanTravel I went to see the Roppongi Hills Observatory and the illumination street! The night view of Tokyo Tower and the numerous lights were really pretty✨ During Christmas, there are a lot of people so you can't take good pictures, but now in January, there are almost no people so you can take pretty pictures! It was the most beautiful place during my trip to Tokyo, so I recommend you visit before the illumination ends~! #HotPlace #Tokyo #NightView #RoppongiHills #Illumination #TokyoTower

A gorgeous wave of light decorating the streets of Tokyo 𝗥𝗼𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗻 𝗛𝗶𝗹𝗹𝘀 | Roppongi Hills [@roppongihillsofficial] ⠀ Roppongi Hills in Tokyo, a street lined with luxury stores, is decorated with illuminations to celebrate the end of the year. ⠀ If you stop for a moment in the bustling line and look up, you can see Tokyo Tower between the trees surrounded by lights, adding to the fun of traveling in Japan. ⠀ Roppongi Hills is hosting various events to celebrate Christmas, such as illuminations and Christmas markets, so if you are planning a trip to Tokyo this season, it is worth stopping by. ⠀ In addition, Tokyo Tower is currently holding a special light up to commemorate the ‘Louis Vuitton X Yayo Kusama’ collaboration, so there are many things to see. ⠀ ＼ ⠀ 📍 6 Chome-10-1 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-6108 • Operating period: 2022.11. 26 (Sat) - 2022.12. 25 (Sun) • Every day 11:00 - 21:00 ⠀ ✔️Tokyo Tower presents different ‘Light up’ in summer and winter, and every day, so please refer to the Tokyo Tower homepage #Tokyo travel #Hot place #Japan travel #Roppongi Hills #Christmas

#Christmas There are many places in Tokyo that open Christmas markets in December!! Among them, I'm going to introduce the Roppongi Hills Christmas Market!! First of all, in December, Roppongi holds an illumination festival, and the streets become so pretty with the Christmas atmosphere!!❄️ Roppongi Hills is about a 3-minute walk from Roppongi Station, and if you go outside on the 2nd floor of Roppongi Hills, you can see the Christmas market! They sell Christmas decorations, sausages, beer, etc.! You can also see Rudolph Santa🎅🎄☃️❄️ #Winter #Travel #Japan

#celebratewithtrip One thing you shouldn’t definitely miss is winter illumination events which are held in Tokyo during winter! The gorgeous illumination view with Tokyo Tower on the background. Roppongi Hills Christmas features the spectacular illumination at the 400m Keyakizaka Street. #tokyo #friendstrip

#fallingforfall It's one of our favorite places to go when you are in Roppongi, you have wide choice of activities. Great place for shopping, dinners, drinks or movies. They have it all. Spectacular views. An amazing place to be at night - the view was amazing. Definitely a go to spot if you want to spend the evening with someone special! Best place to admire the Tokyo Tower! Highly recommended!!

A coffee shop located in the Roppongi area of Minato City, Tokyo which sells the famous Cinnabon sweets from Seattle. A sweet dough wound into a coil and topped with a heaping dollop of cream cheese frosting, the Makara cinnamon of these rich sweets fills the mouth with exquisite flavor. And only here at this shop built in collaboration with Seattle’s Best Coffee can you enjoy a fresh Cinnabon with a delicious and aromatic espresso. Takeout also available. Address - 6-5-18 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo Ambiance/Facilities - small and cozy Highlights - Delicious cinnamon rolls Avg. Price per Person - Abt ¥1000/person Rating - 5/5 for the freshly made cinnabon #cinnabon #roppongi #tokyo #japan #tonywanderlust

Every time I visit a city, I always like to climb up to the highest observation deck to enjoy the night view. When you come to Roppongi, Tokyo, of course you can’t miss the "Roppongi Hills Observation Deck Tokyo City View"! Located on the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills Mori Building, in addition to being an excellent landmark for enjoying the night view of Tokyo Tower, it is also one of the top 100 famous moons (beautiful moonscapes) in Japan. You can enjoy the entire Tokyo night view 360 degrees without any blind spots, and take in the two major landmarks of Tokyo Tower and Skytree at once. How can you miss this place?

There are many places in Tokyo where you can see the view, but I think the Roppongi Observatory is the best! It became even more popular after appearing in Your Name, and the view of Tokyo through the large windows is just amazing 😀 #JapanTravel

No matter which city I travel to, I always go up to the city’s observatory to see the city’s scenery. A city with tall buildings lined up around a port. A city with a particularly bright center. From a city surrounded by mountains to a city with a view of the ocean in the distance. When you go up to the observatory, the topography, buildings, lights, and people of the city that you see seem to explain the city’s development. A few days after deciding to travel to Japan, I asked a friend who had been to Japan several times in preparation for studying abroad in Japan where the best observatory in Tokyo was. There were many observatories in Tokyo, including Skytree, which I visited on the second day, Tokyo Tower, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building observatory. But what the heck, “Roppongi Hills is the best observatory in Tokyo!” My friend’s confident answer surprised me. Unlike regular observatories where you can look down on the city through the glass windows on the top floor of a building, Roppongi Hills has the unique feature of allowing you to go up to the rooftop of the building and look down on the view for an additional 500 yen. I went past the art gallery in the middle of the building and the observation deck on the top floor, then took the elevator to the rooftop. When I went up the emergency stairs and arrived at the rooftop, I could see the wide open view of Tokyo in all directions. While the Tokyo Skytree observation deck focuses on the view of Tokyo centered around the Sumida River, the Roppongi Hills observation deck offers a variety of views of Tokyo, including the Sumida River, the view of Tokyo centered around Tokyo Tower, and the view of Tokyo with Tokyo Bay and Odaiba in the background. I went up to the Roppongi Hills observation deck at around 4:30. The reason was to see both the daytime and sunset of Tokyo in one place. The sunset that day was around 5:40, so I endured the windy weather on the rooftop of the building for about an hour to an hour and thirty minutes. Was it because the sky was unusually blue that day? The Tokyo skyscrapers and Tokyo Tower, which easily exceeded several dozen stories, looked like models you would see in any museum. When I was starting to get tired of the blue sky and blue sea of ​​Tokyo during the day, a scene that seemed like a lie began to unfold before my eyes. It was 30 minutes before and after sunset, the magic hour. The sky that had been blue until a few minutes ago was quickly dyed in the sun and glowed golden. As the sun gradually set in the west, the city began to get darker and darker, and in contrast, the golden sky began to reach its peak. Didn’t they say that when you see such a beautiful scenery, your body freezes? I don’t know if it was because I was defenseless and exposed to the cold wind for nearly an hour, or because I was faced with such a beautiful scenery that it was almost freezing, but I couldn’t help but freeze when I witnessed this scene with my own eyes. A famous line from the movie “Your Name” came to mind. It was just an endlessly beautiful scene, just like a dream. #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #RoppongiHills #MovieFilmingLocation #CityTravel #jhtour #SunsetRestaurants

The Roppongi Hills Observatory is one of the city's attractions in Tokyo and the best place to enjoy the Tokyo Tower. The large ceiling with a ceiling height of more than 11 meters and the open cloister overlooking the street are not covered by the surrounding buildings. When you are far away, you can enjoy the view of the bustling Tokyo city. The famous Asahi TV station is next to it. Of course, the most beautiful is the roof of the top floor. SKY DECK, the highest open-air prospecting facility in Kanto (270 meters above sea level), can really feel the wind blowing over Tokyo and overlook the charming night view of Tokyo. Business hours: Monday to Thursday, Sunday 10

Take the subway to Roppongi Station, there are many delicious shops, but three of us 4 people are difficult to choose, and two of them have reached the point where they are sick, so they decided to stay in the street after several laps. Call CARAT's restaurant to eat. We ordered 4 cups of hot water, a seafood risotto, a beef rice, a green vegetable, and a beef. Seafood risotto is very fresh, especially sea urchin, tender and sweet, delicious and delicious! Green vegetables are cold salad, add sesame oil in it, do not want to be fragrant! Fatmei beef has tender flesh and tenderness, short oil, good~ The restaurant has one for each person, it tastes like kelp, but it is also very silky. Its slippery and tastes, its not delicious, but its definitely not difficult to eat.

The street lights of Roppongi Hills are usually started in early November and are terminated after the annual New Year. The practice established here in 2004 has been 12 years old. During the streetlight show, from 5:00 to -11 every night, the street lights will change from blue to red when the hour and the half point. From the Roppongi Hills of the Roppongi Hills, take the exit to the ground and walk for about 3 minutes. The viewing platform for street lights is located here. A whole street, the trees on both sides are entangled with a gradual light bulb, the part of the trunk is dark blue, and the branches are light blue to white. Although there is no spectacle in the imagination, but there is a feeling of a snowy kingdom. The Tokyo Tower, which is exposed on the street, is covered with a thin veil today, and it seems to add a sense of dreaminess. After a few minutes, the street lights turned dark; when the all-lighted lights were re-lighted again, the blue lines became red. Now the part of the trunk is whiteish pink and the branches are bright red. At first, I may feel a little surprised at first sight. After seeing more than two eyes, I feel that this color is more festive. If you travel to Tokyo at a non-year-end New Year's time, then the Roppongi Hills are also worth a visit. The 52nd floor of Mori Building, the tallest building here, has a 360-degree glass wall landscape platform and can see all the landmarks of Tokyo. The most invincible place in Tokyo to see the night scene is definitely not here.

#japantrip Visiting Roppongi Hills during Christmas is a magical experience. The entire area transforms into a festive wonderland, with sparkling lights, beautifully decorated trees, and a warm holiday atmosphere. The Christmas Market at Roppongi Hills is also worth exploring, offering delicious festive treats, warm drinks, and charming holiday decorations. Whether you're there for shopping, dining, or simply enjoying the lights, Roppongi Hills during Christmas is a must-visit spot in Tokyo to experience the holiday magic.