All Reviews of Roppongi Hills

The most eye-catching landmark is the giant spider sculpture "Maman" in front of the entrance, which makes for a very recognizable photo. It's actually more than just an office building—it also includes a shopping mall, restaurants, cafes, a movie theater, and other facilities, making it convenient for shopping and dining. Mori Tower is also home to the well-known Mori Art Museum and the Tokyo City View observation deck, offering sweeping views of the Tokyo cityscape.

Roppongi Hills has a really polished, upscale feel. You can shop, eat, and see exhibitions all in one place, and it definitely feels like one of Tokyo’s more high-end areas.

The view from the Mori Tower observatory at night is amazing. Tokyo Tower is right in front of you, and the whole atmosphere is just perfect.

Whether it's shopping, food, art, or entertainment, everything here is awesome!

The inside of the building is really spacious, and there are tons of shops. Perfect spot for relaxing and shopping.

There's a museum, a garden, and an observation deck. It's a great building to explore.

There are lots of art pieces on the streets around Roppongi Hills. The most eye-catching is definitely the giant 9-meter-tall spider.

You can get a 360-degree view here. It's an awesome spot to see Tokyo's night scenery.

I'm really envious of people in Japan who get to work in such a beautiful environment.

I recommend visiting around sunset so you can enjoy both the evening glow and the night view. If you have extra time, the garden landscaping is also a highlight.

If you want to go to the outdoor sky deck, you have to pay an extra JPY 500 on top of the admission fee. Plus, the vending machines only sell bottled water, and it's JPY 1,000 for one! No wonder it's such a high-end area in Tokyo.