Tokyo Skytree
Augurated in 2012, Tokyo Skytree is the tallest communications tower in Japan and its 634 meters high results in one of the best viewpoints in Tokyo
History
Originally designed to reach 610 meters, finally its height was modified to 634 meters because this number has an attractive sound in Japanese (Musashi). In this way the tower became a familiar and beloved element that recalls the province of Musashi, former name of the great region that included part of Tokyo, Saitama and Kanagawa.
In 2011 the tower was recognized as the highest in the world and became part of the Guinness Book of Records.
The tower has a white color with a delicate bluish tone that aims to harmonize with the surroundings in which the traditional Japanese beauty and modern designs merge.

Viewpoints
The tower has two different viewpoints located at different heights. It is possible to buy a combined ticket for both, or to visit only the part in which you are interested.

Tembo Gallería
The best viewpoint of the tower is 450 meters high and allows visitors to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of more than 70 kilometers around.

Essential
Tokyo Skytree is the best point to contemplate Tokyo from above, so for us it is an essential visit that no traveler should miss.

Observatories Floor 350
Adultos: ¥ 2,060 (no queues ¥ 3,000)
Children: between ¥ 620 and ¥ 1,540 - varies according to age - (no queues ¥ 1,500).
Planta 450
Adults: ¥ 1,030
Children: between ¥ 310 and ¥ 820 - would vary according to age.
Plants 350 and 450
Adults: ¥ 4,000.
Children: between 4 and 11 years old: ¥ 2,000.