Tokyo Sky Tree
Tokyo Sky Tree, also known as the Sky Tree.
The Tokyo Sky Tree stands at a height of 634 meters, second only to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, making it the second tallest structure in the world. It is an essential attraction when visiting Tokyo.
The height of 634 meters is derived from the fact that this area was once part of Musashi Province in ancient times. Musashi is pronounced mu-sa-shi, which conveniently corresponds to the numbers 6-3-4.
On November 17, 2011, it was officially recognized by the Guinness World Records as the "World's Tallest Tower," becoming the world's tallest freestanding broadcasting tower.
Take a fast elevator to the 350-meter-high observation deck (known as the Tembo Deck), where you can enjoy views of Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Dome, and distant skyscrapers.
Instructions for Use
| ・After successful reservation, the system will automatically send a confirmation message to your reserved email. |
| ・Please save this information. Present the verification code or QR code at the entrance on the 4th floor of Tokyo Sky Tree, or redeem the ticket at the automatic ticket machine before entering. |
Important Notices
| ・This admission ticket is valid only on the date of purchase. It will not be valid for entry if used beyond the expiration date. |
| ・Even in case of inclement weather or any other circumstances, this ticket is non-refundable, non-exchangeable for cash, or replaceable. |
