Minato city Course
1 The Tokyo Tower
©Tokyo Tower
The Tokyo Tower was built for the purpose of transmitting broadcast waves in 1958. Its height is 333m. The Tower is taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris and was the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower at that time. The tower has been popular with people as the symbol of the recovery of postwar Japan and the origin of Japan's rapid economic growth.
Opening times
- Date :
- Year-round
- Time :
- Main Observatory (150 m) : 9:00-22:00(Last admission 21:45)
Special Observatory (250 m) : 9:00-21:30(Last admission 21:00)
- Charge
- [Main Observatory (150 m)]
Adult (senior high school students or older) : 820 yen, Children (junior high school students and primary school pupils) : 460 yen, Children (4 years old and over) : 310 yen
[Special Observatory (250 m)]
Adult (senior high school students or older) : 600 yen, Children (junior high school students and primary school pupils) : 400 yen, Children (4 years old and over) : 350 yen
Information of free or discounted of charge is available on the homepage.
- Access & Required Time
- 5-min walk from Subway Oedo Line Akabanebashi Station / 7-min walk from Subway Hibiya Line Kamiyacho Station / 6-min walk from Subway Mita Line Onarimon Station / 10-min walk from Subway Asakusa Line Daimon Station / 15-min walk from JR Hamamatsucho Station
∗ As to the Korean and Chinese (both original and simplified characters) verseions, please check Tokyo Tower official website.
Minato city Course
- The Tokyo Tower
- Zojo-ji Kyozo (A repository and storehouse of Zojo-ji temple)
- Zojo-ji Sangedatsu-mon (Zoujo-ji Temple Gate of the Three Liberations)
- Shiba-Toshogu no Icho (Ginkgo biloba at Shiba-Toshogu)
- Shibamaruyama Tomb Mound
- Kyu Shibarikyu Tei-en (Former Shibarikyu Garden)