Ginga Roppongi

Must visit place on Tokyo.. a high end area... With big offices and photogenic place... Loved it

Nice place to relax and work. There's so many restaurants too.

Not dog friendly, like most of Japan, but if you're human, it's a great office, hotel and restaurant complex. Not as popular as it once was back in the 90's when it was new, but still an elegant place for going out. If you're lucky enough to work in one of the offices and stay at the Grand Hyatt, you never have to commute.

Nice place to visit. Worth it day and night. Also nice area. The observatory was really good and you should visit it at dusk to get a nice view over Tokyo and the transition to night.

Came to Mori Art Museum here for the ‘tentetsuen’ exhibition (until 22 March 2020). Was really great! And the the ticket can also be used for ‘Future and the Arts: AI, Robotics, Cities, Life - How Humanity Will Live Tomorrow’ exhibition (until 29 March 2020).

great place to visit, the view was amazing. I would highly recommend going to the top. the exhibit was interesting yet inspiring. The wait to get to the top was only 15 minute but the view was well worth it. The staff where outstanding.

Good night spot in the middle of Roppongi. Must go to sky view, incredible night landscapes.

A lot of amazing restaurants and activities inside. Beautiful at Christmas time. Possibly the best shopping mall in Tokyo.

Nice place and if you're visiting here, don't forget to look around the art museum!

If you get a reason to go up one of the mega towers the views from the upper floors are spectacular.

Nice place. Surprisingly pristine for Roppongi area. You can enjoy peace and quite, sitting on one of the many benches near the spider. Great place to make photos of “contemporary” Tokyo. There are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops etc. around.

Probably one of the most exclusive parts of Tokyo, great shopping, restaurants and entertainment like museums

A must for tourists as part of roppongi and much cleaner than the other parts, that I don’t recommend that much.Not my favorite place for shopping ot restaurant, but as I mention before, you should visit it if you travel to Japan since this is an iconic building

Come in December for the Christmas market and holiday cheer. There is a perfect spot where photography enthusiasts snap a photo of Tokyo Tower, standing elegantly amidst illuminated streets- the glow, the sparkle, the happiness the season brings. The night view is stunning. Come and visit with your family, friends, or that someone special. Share the warmth and holiday cheer with the people you love.

The tower has ok views of urban areas, plus some quirky train Sims and displays, which you are herded through before getting to the art gallery. We didn't know we could bypass City View and so ran out of time at the separate art gallery. Interesting interactive exhibits which were thought provoking. I'd give the gallery 4.5 stars, but the city view 2.5.