Tokyo Tower
Observation deck · Minato ·
Iconic Eiffel Tower-inspired landmark with observation decks
Iconic Eiffel Tower-inspired landmark with observation decks
"This iconic tower is regularly incorporated into the city’s winter lighting events, turning the landmark into a striking centerpiece of festive illuminations during the holiday period." - Rachel Chang Rachel Chang Rachel Chang is a travel and pop culture journalist who contributes to Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Despite being a bustling metropolis, Tokyo offers affordable travel options with its rich culture, historical landmarks, and modern attractions."
"Built in 1957 and modeled after the Eiffel Tower, I think Tokyo Tower's steel structure (333 meters) offers great views — you can pay to go to the top but the main observation deck provides an excellent panorama and it's open daily from 9am–11pm with a modest admission fee." - Matthew Kepnes
"I appreciated Tokyo Tower’s classic tourist appeal — a bright, Eiffel‑Tower–inspired steel tower (333 meters) open daily with observation decks (main deck 150 m; top 250 m) offering expansive city views and the chance to spot Mt. Fuji on clear days; admission is listed for the main deck and top floor." - Matthew Kepnes
