東京タワー
Tokyo Tower
An iconic symbol of Tokyo, offering panoramic views of the metropolis and beyond.
Attraction
Landmark, Observation Deck, Tokyo Icon
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Standing tall at 333 meters, Tokyo Tower has been a defining feature of the city’s skyline since 1958. This quintessential landmark offers visitors breathtaking panoramic views from its observation decks, with vistas stretching to Mount Fuji on clear days. Beyond the observation decks, Tokyo Tower houses museums, shops, and restaurants, blending culture with entertainment. Its central location makes it a must-see for any traveler looking to experience the essence of Tokyo.
Facilities & Services
- Observation Decks
- Shops
- Restaurants
- Museum
Ubuka
A hidden seafood-focused omakase in Arakicho where daily catch sets the tone for each tightly curated meal.
Ikina Sushi Dokoro Abe Hiroo Honten
A well-regarded neighborhood sushi house in Hiroo strikes a balance between Edomae tradition and casual warmth, showcasing seasonal creativity.
Terunari
A seasonal kappo kitchen near Yotsuya blending classical technique with quiet experimentation.
Tempura Meshi Kaneko Hannosuke Nihombashi
A landmark tempura counter in Nihombashi known for generous tendon bowls and long, loyal queues.
Sushi Sho Yotsuya
A compact omakase counter in Yotsuya known for refined cuts, chirashi bowls, and the influence of a legendary master.
Nanzenji Hyotei Hibiyaten
A Tokyo outpost of Kyoto’s centuries-old Hyotei, offering quiet, seasonal kaiseki in a contemporary setting.