Roppongi Hills Tokyo City View Tickets

Tokyo City View sits on the 52nd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, and its party trick is position: dead centre of the city, with Tokyo Tower in the foreground of almost every shot and, in winter clarity, Mt Fuji floating beyond the skyline. Many photographers quietly rate this the best skyline view in Tokyo precisely because the two icons line up from here.

What to expect

The indoor gallery wraps the full floor with tall glass, and the ticket often pairs with whatever blockbuster exhibition the Mori Art Museum upstairs is running, which is routinely world class. Sunset slots are the popular ones for the tower-lighting moment.

Tickets

E-tickets beat the counter queue on weekends. Combination tickets with the Mori Art Museum are usually the best value if you have any appetite for the exhibition.

Getting there

Roppongi Station on the Hibiya and Oedo lines connects directly into Roppongi Hills. From Tokyo Station allow 20 minutes by metro.

Frequently asked questions

City View or Shibuya Sky? City View for the Tokyo Tower composition and the art pairing, Shibuya Sky for the open roof. Serious view collectors do both.

How long? An hour for the view, two-plus with the museum.

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