Roppongi Hills

Gaze out at panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline from Roppongi Hills which is located 270 meters above sky level. See top Tokyo landmarks including Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, and Ebisu Gardens.

Recommended duration

5+ hours

Visitors enjoying the panoramic view of Tokyo from Roppongi Hills Observation Deck, with Mori Art Museum in the background.

Roppongi Hills Observation Deck view with Tokyo skyline and Mori Art Museum in the background.

Roppongi Hills Observation Deck view of Tokyo skyline with Tokyo Tower.

Roppongi Hills Observation Deck view of Tokyo skyline with Mori Art Museum in the foreground.

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Tickets

Flexible duration

Mobile ticket

Enjoy a spectacular rooftop view of Tokyo city center from the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills observation deck.
Take a stroll through the Observation Deck to capture breathtaking views of the city, including Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Odaiba, and Ebisu Gardens.
Whether in broad daylight or magical night light, capture the cosmopolitan skyline in all its glory.
Experience the incredible sight of city lights illuminating the beautiful canvas at night.

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Enjoy a spectacular rooftop view of Tokyo city center from the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills observation deck.
Take a stroll through the Observation Deck to capture breathtaking views of the city, including Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Odaiba, and Ebisu Gardens.
Whether in broad daylight or magical night light, capture the cosmopolitan skyline in all its glory.
Experience the incredible sight of city lights illuminating the beautiful canvas at night.

from

¥1,383

Pro tips to help you make a pick

For the best experience at Tokyo City View, visit around sunset to watch the city transition from day to night. The Sky Deck, an open-air platform, offers a particularly magical view of Tokyo’s illuminated skyline after dark.

The Mori Art Museum frequently updates its exhibitions. Check the schedule beforehand to ensure you’re catching a show that aligns with your interests, as the themes range from contemporary art to global cultural narratives.

Plan your trip during winter for the famed Roppongi Hills Christmas Market and dazzling illuminations. In spring, the complex is adorned with sakura-inspired lighting that complements the nearby cherry blossoms.

Enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants on the upper levels of Mori Tower. Some establishments feature panoramic windows, letting you dine while soaking in the city’s sights. Reservations are recommended for these spots.

Unlike typical observation decks, the Sky Deck is an outdoor area where you can feel the open air and see unobstructed views. This setting is perfect for photography enthusiasts looking for a unique angle of Tokyo’s landmarks.

If visiting during the weekend, check for live performances or pop-up markets at the Roppongi Hills Arena. This open-air venue hosts cultural events, adding a lively touch to your visit.

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About Roppongi Hills

A centerpiece of Tokyo's skyline, Roppongi Hills offers a seamless mix of culture and modernity. Anchored by the Mori Tower, it features an art museum, observation deck, luxury shopping, and serene gardens, catering to diverse visitors.

Address

Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-chōme-10-1 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-6108, Japan

Year opened

2003

Founded by

Minoru Mori

Visitors per year

40000000

Expected wait time - Standard

30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

The iconic "Maman" spider sculpture is one of the most photographed art pieces in Tokyo.

Roppongi Hills features a built-in heliport atop Mori Tower for emergencies.

The complex incorporates advanced seismic technology, ensuring safety during earthquakes.

Seasonal markets and live events are regularly held at the Roppongi Hills Arena.

The Mori Tower is home to Tokyo’s largest internet hub, symbolizing its tech-forward ethos.

Why visit Roppongi Hills?

Mori Art Museum

Explore thought-provoking exhibitions by leading contemporary artists at the Mori Art Museum. Located at the top of Mori Tower, the museum merges cutting-edge art with the energy of Tokyo’s skyline.

Tokyo City View Observation Deck

Observe Tokyo’s vibrant cityscape, from its bustling streets to distant mountain ranges. The Sky Deck’s open-air platform offers an immersive way to take in the city’s dynamic charm.

Mohri Garden

This Edo-period garden is a peaceful haven with koi ponds and stone lanterns, providing a soothing contrast to the surrounding modern architecture.

Seasonal illuminations

Experience Roppongi Hills’ seasonal light shows, from sakura-inspired pink hues in spring to shimmering winter illuminations that turn the complex into a luminous wonderland.