Touch the sky and explore the ocean depths in one unforgettable day at Tokyo Skytree Town
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Ascend the Tokyo Skytree to see the city from the 350m Tembo Deck and the 450m Tembo Galleria.
Discover a modern aquatic marvel with jellyfish galleries and multi-angle views of penguins and seals.
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Experience the perfect fusion of futuristic architecture and natural wonder at Tokyo Skytree Town. This dual experience allows you to ascend 634 meters to the world's tallest freestanding broadcasting tower for unparalleled 360-degree views of the Kanto Plain, before or after immersing yourself in the artistic marine world of Sumida Aquarium. Located in the same Solamachi complex, this combination offers a diverse day out where you can witness the sprawling metropolis from the clouds and then relax by the ethereal jellyfish tanks and open-air penguin pools without ever leaving the building.
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Winter (clearest views)|Spring (cherry blossoms)|Autumn (mild weather)
Comfortable walking shoes|Layers for air conditioning|Modest clothing for family environment
Opened in May 2012|Replaced Tokyo Tower as primary broadcasting tower|Built on a former freight railyard
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Real experiences from real travelers
We did the combo ticket and it was perfect. The views from the Skytree are insane—we could see all the way to Yokohama. The aquarium is smaller but stunningly designed. The jellyfish area is like an art installation.
I recommend going on a weekday. The Skytree elevators are fast and smooth. Sumida Aquarium's penguin tank is unique because you can see them from above without glass. A bit pricey but worth it.
Booked the sunset slot for Skytree and it was magical seeing the city lights come on. The aquarium was a relaxing way to spend the afternoon before going up.
Digital tickets worked perfectly. Skipping the ticket line saved us at least 45 minutes. The aquarium is great for kids, very interactive.
The architecture of the Skytree is mind-blowing. The Tembo Galleria (450m) feels like walking in the sky. The aquarium is a nice bonus right downstairs.
The views are great, but the line for the elevator to the 450m deck was long even with tickets. The aquarium is beautiful but small. Go early!
As an engineer, the Skytree is fascinating. The damping system is explained well. The aquarium is very modern and clean. Highly recommended.
We spent the whole day at Solamachi. Aquarium in the morning, lunch at the mall, then Skytree for sunset. A perfect itinerary.
Everything you need to know for your journey
Yes, while you can buy them separately, many travelers prefer combo packages or booking both for the same day since they are in the same building. Check our tour list for current bundle options.
The best time is generally about an hour before sunset. This allows you to see the city by day, watch the sunset, and enjoy the night view. For crowds, weekday mornings are best.
Yes, but visibility depends entirely on the weather. Your best chance is on clear winter mornings (December to February). Summer brings more haze and humidity.
Absolutely. It features an open-air penguin tank, changing tables, and is fully stroller accessible. It's a very family-friendly facility.
Most tickets sold through our partners are mobile E-tickets. You can simply show the QR code on your smartphone at the entrance.
They are in the same complex (Tokyo Skytree Town). The Aquarium is on the 5th/6th floors of the West Yard, while the Skytree entrance is on the 4th floor. It's a short indoor walk.
Yes, 'Sky Restaurant 634' is on the Skytree's 345th floor. The Solamachi complex also has 'Solamachi Dining Skytree View' on the 30th/31st floors with amazing tower views.
There is no strict time limit once you are inside, but re-entry is generally not permitted for single-entry tickets.
Large luggage is not permitted on the observation decks. There are coin lockers available on the 1st floor of Skytree Town and at the nearby Oshiage Station.
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