Tokyo Tower Main Deck Observatory Ticket

Meet at Tokyo's landmark,
Fantastic night view

If you're visiting Tokyo, the landmark Tokyo Tower is a must-see. Tokyo Tower has two observation decks: the Main Deck (large observation deck) at around 150 meters and the Top Deck (special observation deck) at 250 meters. While WAUG admission tickets grant access to the Main Deck, you can also visit the Top Deck for an additional fee on-site.

There's a cafe on the main deck, where you can enjoy coffee while taking in the fantastic views of Tokyo. I highly recommend visiting.

Another fun thing is that the "ascending stairs" leading to the main deck are open only on weekends and public holidays, allowing you to walk up. If you're confident in your stamina, you can experience the thrill of climbing Tokyo Tower on foot.

The Interesting Legend of Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower is usually illuminated orange, but during special events, it's illuminated in rainbow colors. Legend has it that if a couple on a trip sees Tokyo Tower in rainbow colors, they'll be happily married for the rest of their lives.

The rainbow colored lights can only be seen briefly when the lights go out at midnight, so I hope you get to see them.

Introducing City Lights Fantasia

City Lights Fantasia is one of those shows you absolutely can't miss.

City Light Fantasia unfolds on the main deck using projection mapping technology, merging seasonal images with Tokyo's fantastic nightscape. The fantastical images projected through the glass windows will double the excitement of your Tokyo trip.

Tokyo Tower regularly hosts different events. Click "Check Events" to see what's happening on the day you visit!
 

City Light Fantasia, dyed in spring

If you're visiting Tokyo Tower in spring, the spring version of City Lights Fantasia is a must-see nighttime attraction. A cherry blossom-themed display unfolds above the Tokyo nightscape from the main deck, allowing you to fully experience the spring atmosphere that can only be felt at night.
The screening will take place on the north side of the main deck, 150 meters above ground. The Tokyo nightscape unfolding beyond the glass windows adds spring colors, creating a pink-hued atmosphere throughout the space. The finale will feature a photo opportunity, complete with a display of cherry blossoms in full bloom.
The Spring Season City Lights Fantasia runs from March to May, with start times varying depending on sunset.