Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower (東京タワー), rising 333 meters in central Tokyo, is a striking red-and-white symbol of Japan’s post-war resurgence. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower and slightly taller, it held the record as Japan’s tallest structure until 2012. While still serving as a broadcast antenna, it draws millions of tourists each year to its twin observation decks. The main deck, at 150 meters, offers sweeping city views, unique glass floor panels, a souvenir shop, and a relaxing café.

For an even higher view, a separate elevator takes visitors to the 250-meter-high top deck, providing a breathtaking bird’s-eye look over Tokyo and, on clear days, even Mount Fuji. At the tower’s base, the Foot Town building is home to restaurants, shops, and the exciting Red Tokyo Tower e-sports zone, packed with interactive games and activities. Whether day or night, Tokyo Tower offers a memorable experience above the capital.