World Beer Museum, Tokyo Sky Tree

Truly astounding views of Tokyo and Fuji-san. Worth visiting, especially just before sunset to get the most of the day time view, sunset and the night cityscape. The extra cost for the top section is probably worth it, but the view is surprisingly similar.

Both day and night time vies are so perfect. Best time to visit in day and wait until to see sunset and night view too. Very excited place for a better experience in highest point in japan. Charges are very reasonable. Enjoy your visit. 🇯🇵

Maybe a bit expensive, but when you can be on one of the biggest buildings of the world duch things don't matter.the sight was delightful and even in a few hundred metres height we only saw buildings.

Really nice view from the top and even from the level below, everything looks awesome, especially at night, also it’s not only the view but the other activities and events they have at different times of the year. On summer the line to go up is really short and you can go up pretty quickly. The cafeteria has really nice and interesting products. You can stay at the top as long as you want, and at the bottom there are also thing to do.Really nice experience.

Fantastic views from both floor options. The prices are very reasonable and there is free WiFi for the tourists who do not have service on their phones. The coolest thing I saw was the mailbox to send out postcards.

Worth the visit if you are in Tokyo and have some spare time, would recommend to book the ticket online in advance as you can skip the line. There is multiple photo opportunities where the staff will take your photo and you can pay for it, or they will use your camera and phone for free. Train station is located right outside so easy access if trying to come via public transport

The building was breathtaking on the outside especially when you get closer to it .. I liked that it was organized but then again I was in Tokyo and pretty much everything there is organized that’s what makes it a great city. The only negative comment that I have is that it was too crowded and touristy, it wasn’t my idea to go there but nonetheless it was enjoyable.

Not much to say. This is the tallest building in Japan, 2nd tallest building in the world and it offers spectacular views of Tokyo. Tickets kinda expensive, so best bet to come here in the evening before sunset and see the city in the daylight and in the dark. Hundreds of blinking red lights all directions on rooftops of skyscrapers of Tokyo in the dark, was something I never saw in my life. It's like Christmas every night. There are some official Tokyo Skytree souvenir shops and cafeteria to buy ice cream or other snacks inside. And there is a huge mall with hundred shops nearby called Tokyo Skytree Town.

You can see beautiful skyline...vast see...Mt.Fuji at a distant from the deck. Nice place for hangout...takes time in ticketing queue so need to plan accordingly. Few souvenirs can be purchased. There are two decks, one is at middle level and one is at top level. Visit to one deck is enough for the feel.

One of the tallest towers in the world, and I believe the highest one in Tokyo. If you head near Askusa, you will be able to see this man made construction for yourself. There is a huge shopping mall in the tower, and you can see an unforgettable view if you pay to take the elevator to the top. A place to go for all travelers around the world!

Nice tourist attraction, looks great at night from a distance n even better when looking down from 350m above. Enjoy the glass floor there! Strictly not for the acrophobic. Shopping mall n an aquarium are accessible too. Had a wonderful time there. Crowded like many other tourist spots though.

Get the Fast pass. It is acceptable to wait in line for over 45 mins in Japan. So if you're tight for time. Look into getting Fast pass and book your tickets prior to the date of arrival. The views are spectacular :) would you agree? The photos are taken from my pixel 3 -night sight mode.I hope this is helpful

The staffs were extremely friendly. My ticket allows me to enter at 4 pm, so I went at 4pm and left at 6.45pm.I enjoyed the nice view both daylight view and night view. When the sun is setting, I get to see Mount Fuji as well.Worth every single penny!

Gret but way too much hype about the window floor. Two windows...Still a great experience

Must visit in Tokyo. The Skytree, being the second tallest structure in the world, has an amazing view of the city plus there is lots to do around the Skytree. On the observation deck, there's multiple places to take pictures. Alongside Skytree is the Solamachi, a mall with tons of shopping and eating out options. There's always some or the other event being organized especially for holidays. We liked the Christmas holiday decoration.