Tokyo Skytree
- Hours: 8am-10pm
- Admission: 2000 Yen (first observation deck); 3000 Yen (both decks)
- Transit: Catch a train or a bus to Tokyo Skytree Station or Oshiage (Skytree) or walk across the Sumida River from Asakusa.
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Good Views / Viewpoint,
Tower
Tokyo Skytree Reviews
We've found 4 Tokyo Skytree reviews from Viator.com travelers and members: what they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved. It's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Review by pola, April 2013
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
The Asakusa Temple is a must-see place in Tokyo. There are shops nearby for food and souvenirs. The tall pagoda is also nice for photo ops. The Tokyo Skytree is the latest attraction in Tokyo and the highest tower in the world. We went up the view deck in the super fast elevator and enjoyed the sight of Tokyo and its surroundings from high above. People can also choose to go to the higher view deck for an additional fee, but we did not go there anymore. The Central Tokyo sightseeing was just from the moving bus. Our tour guide was fluent in English and very knowledgeable about the place and its history.
Review by Ronald M, April 2013
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
Contrasting the fantastic old with the amazing new in 'must sees' in Tokyo is the theme of this tour. The temple and shopping at Asakusa are absolute 'musts' in Tokyo, especially if you don't have the time to get to Kyoto when you are in Japan. I know lots of business and conference visitors have very little time for sightseeing, but this is the beauty of this tour: you get to see ancient and modern Japan in a very short time and still have plenty of time for those fantastic souvenirs. The temple at Asakusa is amazing, and the guide provided great background information which really introduced you to the culture and religions of Japan. Near Asakusa, is a great, very old shopping strip full of very good quality souvenirs. There is your usual tourist souvenirs, but if you want that high quality Kimono at a teasonable price, you'll find it here in no time. Everything was of excellent quality. After seeing the old and ancient Japan, you get to see the amazing Tokyo SkyTree. If you went by yourself, you could wait a very long time in queues, but the beauty of this tour, is that you don't wait long at all, as they have a group booking. This is really great when you are on a tight schedule. The view from the SkyTree is amazing, and the building itself is a wonder of Japanese design, technology and engineering. The guide on this tour also provded ,any insights into Japanese culture durimg the tour, and was very pleased to answer all of your questions about Japan or where to buy that special item. If you only have an afternoon to spare in Tokyo, this is the tour for you!
Review by Dugan G, May 2013
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
Great tour. If you get a chance spend more time in Asakusa! Also the extra 1000 yen to go to the upper level of the Skytree is totally worth it! Skytree is amazing!
Review by Richard A G, April 2013
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
The weather was terrible and this may have a bearing on my rating but I'm trying not to let this cloud my judgement.No I did not enjoy the Tour,and there is much that could be improved on this particular tour.It was disorganised from start to finish and in fact I'm glad we left it at Tokyo Skytree and made our own way to our hotel.
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