Tokyo · TOKYO SKYTREE TICKETS
The Tembo Deck sits at 350 metres and the Galleria at 450. These 14 tickets and combos are compared on price, which decks they include, and whether a fast-track entry is worth it.
Ride to Tokyo Skytree’s 350-meter Tembo Deck for 360-degree city views, then add the 450-meter Tembo Galleria for a sloping skywalk above the skyline. You can also look down through glass flooring on Floor 340, visit the tower’s cafés and shops, and continue into Tokyo Solamachi. The ticket is valid for one day.
“Incredible to see Tokyo at night, 100% worth doing and would definitely do it again.”
Cover Tokyo’s major sights by air-conditioned coach, from the forested Meiji Shrine to Asakusa’s red lantern and the 350-meter Skytree deck. Your English-speaking guide leads the day, with multilingual audio available. Expect matcha, an optional Japanese set lunch and, on most days, a short Tokyo Bay cruise. Guides have included Aya, Yui, Tsubasa, Hiro and Levin; assignments vary.
“Great tour, a good way to fit a lot into just one day. Our guide Sora was great, knowledgeable and cheery. The only thing I'd change would be to have more time at the Meiji Shrine in the morning and maybe half an hour less at the Sky Tree.”
Spend about nine hours crossing Tokyo by air-conditioned bus, with a licensed English-speaking guide, stops at Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace, Odaiba and Senso-ji, a buffet lunch near Haneda, and admission to the SKYTREE® Tembo Deck. The route suits first-time visitors who want a city overview without handling every train transfer themselves.
“Yumii did an outstanding job. She was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. She checked on us multiple times. She explained everything with detail and did her best to confirm that everyone heard her directions. She did her best to keep Read more”
Set out from Asakusa in a small go-kart convoy, led by a guide through Akihabara, past Tokyo Skytree and Senso-ji, and by Ryogoku’s sumo stadium. Costumes, bottled water, a locker and tour photos, including a printed photo, are included. Choose a morning, afternoon or evening ride. You must bring the correct hardcopy driving permit before you leave home.
“This is such a great experience! The driving, the sights, the crew. It’s not difficult at all to drive the kart and so much fun to see Tokyo from a different level. Also, you stop at different sights and the crew makes plenty of pictures which they will share at the end. A must-do in Tokyo!”
Take a 70-minute guided go-kart ride through Asakusa, past Tokyo Skytree and around Akihabara. You’ll choose a costume, follow an English-speaking guide and get photos taken along the way. The group is limited to eight. Before booking, check Japan’s driving-permit rules: most drivers need a hard-copy 1949 Geneva Convention IDP.
“Great tour with Ayrton, saw the sights of the city, felt safe the whole time and so much fun! Great experience, highly recommend :)”
Book timed admission to Tokyo Skytree in Sumida City. Ride a glass-sided elevator to the Tembo Deck at 350 meters, then add the Tembo Galleria at 450 meters for its elevated walkway. Plan about one to two hours, though queues can add time. There is no guided tour; you explore the tower at your own pace.
“Wonderful experience, the Skytree is huge, and you feel so secure. I say this as having travelled up to the top of the Eiffel Tower, you feel the rise in floors, and it can be daunting for those not comfortable with heights. This is not that. This is high and safe, and you feel it. Views are spectacular and watching the sun set was an added benefit. We saw My Fuji in the distance and it was magic.”
Ride Hato Bus with an English-speaking guide from Tokyo or Shinjuku to Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace Plaza, Odaiba, Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree. The day includes a Western-style buffet at Haneda Airport and entry to Skytree’s 350-meter Tembo Deck. Guides such as Mina, Aki and Junko have been praised for their clear explanations and good humor, though your guide will vary.
“Get you guide give very good instructions on where the pick up Point is. They communicate with you directly. Would use anyone else. The trip was great as always.”
Start at Shibuya’s Hachiko statue, then travel by train and on foot to Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace exterior, Akihabara, Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree. An English- and Spanish-speaking guide leads the way; Skytree admission and train transfers are included. Choose the lunch option if you want a meal included.
“The places were very nice the tour guys were excellent and they were very helpful with everything you asked them”
Follow an English-speaking guide through Asakusa’s riverfront, Kaminarimon, Nakamise, and Sensō-ji, with history that links Japan’s period of isolation to its reopening. Then take a short train ride to Tokyo Skytree for both observation decks, a glass-floor view, and free time at the shopping complex. Guides who have led the tour include Machiko, Yasu, Keiko, and Aki.
“Our guide lovely lady Well knowledgeable about the history of the city, temple, sky tower Very passionate about her job, caring & compassionate about ensuring our comfort Very customer focused Helping us in organizing a taxi to the subway station Highly recommend her to family & friends who would come to Tokyo for a vacation”
Take a private 25-minute helicopter flight over Tokyo, with a suggested route that includes Tokyo Tower, Odaiba and Shibuya, plus views of Tokyo Skytree. Your group of up to three flies together; the route can be tailored to your interests. The departure point is in Funabashi, Chiba, not central Tokyo.
“Un Tour inolvidable, 100% recomendable, se ven unas vistas increíbles de Tokio, lo recomiendo en la noche para admirar las luces de Tokio.”
Start at Hachiko Statue, then cross Tokyo by train and on foot, from Shibuya and Meiji Shrine to the Imperial Palace, Akihabara and Asakusa. An English- and Spanish-speaking guide leads the seven-hour tour. Lunch and Tokyo Skytree entry are optional, so check your choices before booking.
“Our guide Oliver did an excellent job showing us around all the sights and because we were there on NYE we also got to see how the locals celebrate at the shrines an temples. Would recommend.”
Spend eight hours exploring Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree and Akihabara with a Spanish-speaking guide who has lived in Japan for more than 15 years. Groups are limited to 10, and guides such as Beto, Ana and Huit have helped visitors understand Tokyo’s culture and find places to shop and take photos. City transport, food and entry fees cost extra.
“La excursión genial, lo.mejor la amabilidad de Beto”
Take a private helicopter flight from Chiba Wangan Heliport to see Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, and the illuminated Tokyo Bay coastline. The W Tower course is listed as a 30-minute flight, with the overall activity lasting about an hour. Groups can include one to four passengers, and English- and Japanese-speaking staff are available.
“Very friendly, professional, well organised and beautiful experience over all. Very good team. Congratulations!”
Spend up to 10 hours visiting Senso-ji, Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace area, Harajuku, Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower and Skytree by private vehicle. The tour includes an English-speaking licensed driver, hotel pickup in Tokyo’s 23 wards, Wi-Fi and refreshments. Drivers on past outings have included Muhammad and Ali Sethi, but assignments are not guaranteed.
“We had a great time and did everything we planned to do. Our driver Muhammad was on time and it was very easy to communicate with him about when and where to pick us up when we were done at every place. It made our day in Tokyo very productive and fun!”
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