Its a very good attraction with a perfect view of the city. Shops are good as well. My only bad point is that to reach the high level there is only 1 lift so even though you book you time you still effectible wait approx. 30 min. However its worth visiting, maybe not paying to the highest level ( I did and the view is great but nothing else).

I wasn't sure what to expect when I visited this attraction in Tokyo, Japan. I was pleasantly surprised. The cost was reasonable which I can't say for a lot of tourist attractions. The location was easy to get to by Taxi from Minato City and was very clean. We received an audio tour guide device which described the view from N, S, E, and W and spots in between. Very informative and the tour guides were excellent. I would go back on a much clearer day. We could see Mt. Fugi, but it was very hazy. The area near the tower was a good area to just walk around.

Cheaper option to see the Tokyo skyline compared to the sky tree, but nonetheless, as breathtaking. There are two choices for visitors, the mid level or all the way to the top. Of course the prices differ. One could have a 360 degrees view all round. The tower was build many years ago and still standing strong. Quite an iconic place to visit in my humble opinion. Tickets can be purchased at level one and there is a gift shop at level three which is selling a lot of iconic Tokyo souvenirs like Tokyo banana.

There was a very long line and would have wasted a lot of time that could have been better put to use seeing the area surrounding. There was a halfway (40th-floor) tour too. If not going to the top, why go? There was nothing to see on the ground floor.

Always seem the tower from afar but finally made my way over to see it up close. Having already seen some of the Tokyo skyline from the metropolitan building (for free) I opted not to pay to go up. Instead I just walked around the tower and people watched. Similar in design to the Eiffel Tower the Tokyo Tower was its smaller sibling. However elevators were the only access up while I preferred the nice climb up the Eiffel for its unique vantage points. Overall just a short visit maybe about 15 minutes.

Visited on a Friday evening, worth getting there to catch the sunset. The tower lights up at night making for some good photo opportunities; there is an area nearby where you can set your phone up to take some great selfies with the tower in the background. Once up the tower there is a cafe and areas where you can stand on glass flooring to take in the sheer drop below. Definitely recommend going either day or night… or both!

Picturesque Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the rise of modern Tokyo and as a Japanese icon to rival Paris’Eiffel Tower. Last visited by us in 1998, the Tower is as relevant as it ever was, comes with its own romance, and continues to hold its own against the more recently constructed SkyTree. Located on a hill with sweeping views of eastern Tokyo, it has touristy shops underneath - watch the video of its historic construction and how it became a timeless symbol of the city. To do: arrive my Underground, walk up the hill. Leaving the tower, Roppongi is a not difficult walk away, through the embassy/consular district.

Let me start by saying the tower itself is well maintained and quite beautiful to behold. They have restaurants, games and a shopping mall in the base. We paid extra to book tickets for the top deck in advance. I can’t say it was worth it - unfortunately the Tokyo skyline really isn’t very interesting, and because there are so many high rise buildings around, it’s not like you can see the ‘entire’ city.

You can't look at the Tokyo Tower without being reminded off the Eiffel Tower on which it's design was based. It has become an icon of the Tokyo skyline and is just as wonderful as it's more famous European cousin. We were lucky enough to stay near the tower so saw it everyday we were in Tokyo, the tower looks great day or night worth visiting with the Zojo-ji Temple.

Went there at sunset and witnessed the surrounding changed from daylight to nighttime. The view was great, only went to the first obervation deck. It was pretty crowded but still managed to find a space to sit on the floor. The view of the tower from the bellow was nice especially with the colourful lights on.