"Tokyo Tower stands as a timeless symbol of Japan’s post-war rebirth and modern identity. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower but distinctly Japanese in character, this striking red-and-white structure rises 333 meters above the city and offers one of the best panoramic views of Tokyo’s sprawling metropolis.

Visitors can ascend to two observation decks, each providing a different perspective of the cityscape — from the bustling streets of Shiba-koen below to, on clear days, a distant glimpse of Mount Fuji. The experience is especially magical at sunset or after dark, when Tokyo’s endless lights stretch out like a sea of stars.

Beyond the views, the Tokyo Tower houses a variety of attractions, including souvenir shops, cafes, and the FootTown building with museums and entertainment options for all ages. Its retro charm and warm nighttime illumination add a nostalgic atmosphere, making it both a cultural and visual landmark.

Whether it’s your first time in Tokyo or your tenth, Tokyo Tower remains a must-visit — a graceful blend of tradition, inspiration, and beauty in the heart of the city."

Paul Parent

"I had been looking forward to visiting Tokyo Tower, especially at night, having seen so many beautiful photos of the city lights stretching endlessly into the horizon. Seeing it in person absolutely lived up to expectations. The view from the Main Deck at 150 metres was stunning, with a full panoramic scene of Tokyo's sparkling skyline. I stayed up there for around 40 minutes taking in the sights and snapping photos from multiple angles.

Tokyo Tower stands at 333 metres tall and was inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, though it’s slightly taller. Built in 1958, it originally served as a television broadcasting antenna and remains one of the city’s iconic landmarks. Its red-and-white design stands out beautifully, especially when lit up at night.

The atmosphere on the observation deck was relaxed, and there was plenty of room to enjoy the views without feeling crowded. The night lighting changes seasonally, which adds something a little different if you visit at various times of year. You can also explore souvenir shops, grab a drink, or check out the FootTown building underneath with its mini attractions and eateries.

If you're planning a trip to Tokyo, I’d definitely recommend adding this to your evening plans. It’s especially ideal for photographers and anyone wanting a breathtaking, elevated view of the city."

John Winter

"It was an awesome feeling to be at the top of the Tokyo Tower. It is the icon of Tokyo/ Japan. Designed after inspired by the Eiffel Towers, it is little taller than the Eiffel Tower. It is a well maintained structure without showing its age of 75+ years.
The top observation deck is almost 250 metre high and there is panoramic 360 degree views of Tokyo city and even far placed Fuji from this deck

Though the souvenirs of Tokyo Tower were found to be little costlier here in the souvenir shops, it is better to buy from here as elsewhere it may be difficult to get with similar qualities.

Being located at one of the densest populated cities in the world, open areas around this structure is very limited and congested ."

BABU O VARGHESE