When you come to Tokyo, you must take a photo with the famous landmark "Tokyo Tower". (Photo/Dazhi Image shutterstock)
When traveling to Tokyo, you must not miss taking a photo with the most famous local landmark "Tokyo Tower"! But how to take a perfect photo with the 333-meter-tall Tokyo Tower? Here are 6 recommended photo spots in Tokyo to take stunning photos with Tokyo Tower.
Shiba Park is one of the holy places for photographing Tokyo Tower. (Photo/Dazhi Image shutterstock)
Shiba Park No. 4 is a secret place for shooting Tokyo Tower at night. (Picture/taken from IG netizen macoto_qanda)
1. Shiba Park
Shiba Park is one of the oldest parks in Japan. If the weather is nice, you might as well come to Zhi Park to have a picnic with flowers and plants and admire the Iron Tower. In addition, Shiba Park No. 4 is a perfect place to take photos of the night view of Tokyo Tower.
Transportation:
(1) Take the Mita Line subway and walk for 2 minutes from "Shiba Park" station and 2 minutes from "Onarimon" station.
(2) 5-minute walk from "Daimon" Station on the Subway Asakusa Line and Oedo Line
(3) 2-minute walk from "Akabanebashi" Station on the Oedo Line Subway
The Mori Building is a famous spot for enjoying the scenery of Tokyo. (Photo/Dazhi Image shutterstock)
Sky Deck Observation Deck is also a good place to take photos of Tokyo’s night view. (Photo/Dazhi Image shutterstock)
2. Roppongi Hills Mori Building 52nd Floor (Tokyo City View-Sky Deck)
Tokyo City View business hours: 10:00-23:00 (Friday to Sunday, until 25:00 on holidays) 00)
Sky Deck business hours: 11:00-20:00
The last admission time for both is 30 minutes before closing.
Mori Building is a famous spot for enjoying the night view of Tokyo. Tokyo City View (52F) provides a 360-degree night view. The ticket is 1,800 yen. The open-air observation deck Sky Deck (53F) on the upper floor has no glass or pillars, so you don’t have to worry about reflections when taking photos. Question, however, an additional 500 yen is required to enter.
Transportation:
(1) Subway Hibiya Line " Roppongi " Station Exit 1C, directly to the lobby
(2) Subway Oedo Line "Roppongi" Station Exit 3, a 4-minute walk
(3) Subway Oedo Line "Azabu" 4-minute walk from Exit 7 of Juban Station
(4) 8-minute walk from Exit 4 of Azabu-juban Station on the Subway Namboku Line and Oedo Line
(5) 10-minute walk from Exit 5 of Nobanban Station on the Chiyoda Line In minutes
, when you come to Zojoji , you can take photos with quite a Japanese style. (Photo/Dazhi Image shutterstock)
3. Zenjoji Temple
There is a famous Pure Land Buddhist temple near Shiba Park, Zenjoji Temple, which was founded in 1393.
At dusk, you can take pictures of the sunset, temples and iron towers; in spring, you can even take pictures of the cherry blossoms and Tokyo Tower together, giving you a unique Japanese feel.
Transportation:
(1) 3-minute walk from "Onarimon" Station on the Mita Line of the Subway.
(2) A 7-minute walk from Daimon Station on the Oedo Line and Asakusa Subway Line.
The Rainbow Bridge in Odaiba can capture the beautiful scenery of the sunset, sea and iron tower. (Photo/Dazhi Image shutterstock)
Odaiba at night is also quite interesting. (Picture/Dashi Image shutterstock)
4. Odaiba Rainbow Bridge
Taking advantage of the height of the Rainbow Bridge, you can capture the Tokyo Tower in the distance without spending money to enter the observation deck. At dusk, you can also take pictures of the sea, the iron tower and the beautiful sunset at the same time.
Transportation:
(1) Take the train to: Kaiou Line "Shibaura Pier" Station, "Odaiba Seaside Park" Station
(2) Take the bus to: Shibaura Pier Entrance (Toei Bus)
World Trade Observatory It is a choice with a very high CP value. (Picture/Dazhi Image Shutterstock)
5. World Trade Observatory
Business hours: 10:00-20:30 (last entry time is 30 minutes before closing)
Here, you can walk from 152 meters above the ground. The observatory offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo, including major landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and Odaiba. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance.The adult ticket to the observatory is 620 yen, which is a super value!
Transportation: Subway Asakusa Line, Oedo Line "Damon" Station Exit B3 goes directly to
Roppongi Keyakizaka Street is very suitable for winter. (Picture/Takashi Image shutterstock)
6. Roppongi-Keyakizaka Street
The famous Keyakizaka Street in Roppongi is highly recommended to go in winter. With the Christmas and Valentine's Day lighting decorations, you can indulge in the beautiful night of Dongjing. You can also take a romantic photo with Tokyo Tower.
Transportation: Near Exit 1C of Roppongi Station on the Subway Hibiya Line
