Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building North Observation Deck
Rating
14.28
Google Maps Rating
4.50
Address
Japan, 〒163-8001 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Nishishinjuku, 2 Chome−8−1 Tokyo Metropolitan Government No.1 Building, 45F
Types
landmark
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Summary
- View the Tokyo skyline from an observatory
- Enjoy panoramic city views from the top floor
- It is completely free to visit
- It offers spectacular and panoramic views over Tokyo
- Open late with viewings until 9PM
- One of the best free attractions in Tokyo
- About 15 minutes walking distance
Offers a spectacular view all over Tokyo from the top floor. It is open late, completely free, and described as the best spot for a panoramic city view.
You can go up to the 45th floor for free and enjoy beautiful views of the city.
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