Tokyo's romantic landmark: Tokyo Tower Observatory

Hello everyone! Today I want to share with you one of my favorite romantic landmarks in Tokyo - the Tokyo Tower Observatory! Although there are many high-rise observation decks in Tokyo, I personally think that the Tokyo Tower has its own unique charm and feelings, especially when night falls and it lights up the city's night sky, it is simply beautiful! My Tokyo Tower Experience Every time I come to Tokyo, I will come to see this classic landmark whenever I have the chance. Its iconic red and white appearance stands so firmly during the day, and turns into a dazzling city beacon at night. When I took the elevator and slowly ascended to the **Main Observatory (now called "Main Deck", 150 meters high)**, the entire Tokyo cityscape was so open in front of me. The busy streets turned into flowing light strips, and the lights of the high-rise buildings flickered like stars. I especially like to go up at sunset, so that I can enjoy Tokyo in three different styles at the same time: day, dusk and night. The ever-changing and beautiful scenery is endless. If time permits, I will go up to the top observation deck (now called "Top Deck", 250 meters high). The experience here is completely different! It adopts an appointment system, has a dedicated guide, and the space design is very futuristic. The use of mirrors and light and shadow makes the field of vision wider, as if you are in a dream. Looking down at Tokyo from here, I feel that the whole city is at my feet. The shock and emotion are indescribable. In addition to enjoying the scenery, there are some small shops and cafes inside the tower, where you can buy some souvenirs or order a cup of coffee and enjoy a moment leisurely. Whether it is with family, friends, or your beloved, Tokyo Tower is a place to create beautiful memories. Travel Tips * Best time to visit: I personally recommend going in the evening, so that you can enjoy the daytime, sunset and night scenery at the same time. At night, you can see the dazzling night view of Tokyo, which is very romantic. * Top Deck Tours Reservation: If you want to go to the 250-meter-high Top Deck, please be sure to make an appointment on the official website in advance, because the number of places is limited, and this is a guided experience itinerary. * Pay attention to the lighting time: The lighting time of Tokyo Tower will be adjusted according to the season. Generally, it will be lit from sunset to around 11 pm. Special festivals or events will also have different lighting colors and patterns. You can check the official website before going. * Sunny days are better: If the weather is clear, the view will be very good, and you may even have a chance to see Mount Fuji in the distance! But Tokyo's weather is changeable, and it may not be possible every time. * Souvenirs: There are many unique souvenir shops in the tower, where you can buy limited products that are only available at Tokyo Tower. * Photo angles: In addition to the observatory, places such as the bottom of the tower, Zojoji Temple, Roppongi Hills or Shiodome Caretta are all great angles for taking pictures of the exterior of Tokyo Tower. Tokyo Tower Ticket Price (For reference, please refer to the latest information on the official website) Ticket prices may vary depending on the season, event or whether there are special plans. The following are general reference prices: * Main Deck (150m): * Adults (high school students and above): about ¥1,200 * Children (primary and junior high school students): about ¥700 * Infants (over 4 years old): about ¥500 * Top Deck Tour (including Main Deck): * Adults: about ¥3,000 * Children (primary and junior high school students): about ¥2,000 * Infants (over 4 years old): about ¥1,400 * Top Deck Tour must be booked, and the price includes Main Deck admission and a tour guide. Please note: It is recommended that you check the latest ticket price information and ticket purchase methods on the Tokyo Tower official website before departure to avoid information gaps. Nearby transportation stations Tokyo Tower is very conveniently accessible from multiple stations: * Toei Oedo Line: * Akabanebashi Station: Akabanebashi Exit, about 5 minutes on foot. This is the nearest station. * Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: * Kamiyacho Station: Exit 1, about 7 minutes on foot. * Toei Mita Line: * Onarimon Station: Exit A1, about 6 minutes on foot. * Toei Asakusa Line: * Daimon Station: about 10 minutes on foot. * JR Yamanote Line: * Hamamatsucho Station: North Exit, about 15 minutes on foot. From Hamamatsucho Station, you can walk in the direction of Zojoji Temple, and the scenery along the way is also nice. Whether you are visiting Tokyo for the first time or visiting again like me, Tokyo Tower is a classic landmark that you cannot miss. I hope my sharing can help you plan a wonderful trip to Tokyo Tower!