Shibuya SKY Observation Deck

Attractions

Tokyo is one of the most sought after destinations for travel and living, thanks to its impressive blend of ancient traditions and progressive innovations. Much of Japanese culture and tourist spots can be experienced in the city, so you won’t have to travel far to be amazed by Japan’s attractions! And with so many sights to see and new experiences to try, planning an itinerary can be tiring and costly, but this is where the Tokyo Pass comes in handy.

The Tokyo Pass gives you access to the city’s top attractions with just one ticket! That’s right—no need to keep track of multiple tickets or worry about ticket costs. With this pass, you can visit two, three, or four attractions depending on your package, so you can decide when, where and what to explore during your trip, like LEGOLAND Discovery Center, teamLab Planets Tokyo, and more!

One of the attractions you can visit with the Tokyo Pass is the Shibuya SKY Observation Deck. It’s just a short walk from Shibuya station and Shibuya Crossing, another popular attraction. Keep reading to find out what you’ll be able to see at Shibuya SKY Observation Deck!

Here is their address to be exact: 2-24-12, Shibuya 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

What to Expect

Shibuya SKY is a must-visit for those looking for the perfect view of the city. From 229 meters above ground, you can enjoy 360-degree views of Shibuya Crossing and the rest of Tokyo. Shibuya SKY is also the only place you can view Tokyo’s other popular attractions all at once: you’ll be able to spot Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, and Mount Fuji!

There are three main zones to explore at Shibuya SKY:

• Sky Gate, the entrance to the observatory
• Sky Gallery, an indoor observation area where digital art is displayed and visitors can appreciate the view with a drink or snack in hand
• Sky Stage, where you’ll find the rooftop for unparalleled and unobstructed views of the cityscape