Where is the best observatory in Tokyo? Skytree, Tokyo Tower, or perhaps Shibuya Sky? This question, in fact, misses the single most important point: the best view must be one from which you can see 'all' of the city's most symbolic icons.

In that sense, the best observatory in Tokyo is the 'Tokyo City View' at Roppongi Hills Mori Tower.


The Perfect Composition: Tokyo Tower and Skytree in a Single View

The overwhelming advantage of Roppongi Hills lies in its geographical location. This is almost the only observatory from which you can perfectly capture the red 'Tokyo Tower', symbolizing the past, and the 'Tokyo Skytree', symbolizing the present, in a single frame.

It's a simple fact: you can't see the Skytree from the Skytree, and you can't see the Tokyo Tower from the Tokyo Tower. Roppongi Hills presents the most perfect solution to this dilemma. A photograph with the city skyline created by these two towers in the background will become the most iconic proof of your trip to Tokyo.


The Closest Place to the Sky, The Sky Deck

Roppongi Hills has another powerful asset: the rooftop 'Sky Deck', standing 270 meters above sea level. The experience of facing the city's panorama while feeling the Tokyo wind directly, without a single glass window in the way, provides a perfect sense of liberation that other indoor observatories can never offer.

The moment you stand on the heliport, looking down at the massive city spread beneath your feet and the clouds floating above, will remain a more intense memory than any other moment of your Tokyo trip.


The View, and The Art

The experience at Tokyo City View does not end with just looking at the city. The fact that a single observatory ticket also allows you to enjoy the world-class contemporary 'Mori Art Museum', located on the same floor, elevates this place beyond a simple observatory into a multi-cultural complex.

Experiencing the best view and the best art in one place—this is the most intellectual way to use your travel time with the greatest density.

The smartest way to prepare for this perfect experience is clear: booking the 'Roppongi Hills Observatory Admission Ticket' in advance on WAUG. Avoid the long lines on-site and, with a confirmed ticket, focus your time entirely on Tokyo's most beautiful scenery.