All Reviews of SHIBUYA SKY

As soon as I took the high-speed elevator to the top floor and stepped onto the open-air observation deck, I was completely blown away by the unobstructed 360-degree panoramic view, blue sky, and white clouds.

The most impressive part is the open-air sky corridor with nothing blocking the view. Looking down from the edge, the bustling crowds at Shibuya Crossing flow like a miniature model, and Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree are clearly visible in the distance.

In addition to the breathtaking views from above, the rooftop has a large lawn and comfortable lounge chairs where you can relax under the blue sky and clouds, enjoying the ultimate sense of openness from high above.

I highly recommend adding SHIBUYA SKY to your itinerary when visiting Tokyo. Whether you want to capture sweeping views, take dramatic photos by the glass edge, or experience the pulse of Tokyo's trendiest scene, it will definitely leave you with unforgettable memories of your trip!

Tokyo's popular landmark SHIBUYA SKY is definitely the ultimate spot for viewing Shibuya's nightscape! From the open-air observation deck atop SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE, you can see the colorful Crossing Light beams shooting into the night sky up close and enjoy an incredible bird's-eye view of the world's busiest intersection, Shibuya Crossing.

When countless lights and neon signs come on simultaneously, thousands of people and vehicles weave together like flowing water below, creating a truly breathtaking sight. Whether you visit at dusk to watch the sunset or after dark to feel the vibrant pulse of the city, this is a must-visit spot that captures both the romance and dreamlike atmosphere of Tokyo!

I recommend booking SHIBUYA SKY tickets online well in advance because it gets really crowded. The route there can also be a little confusing, so arrive early to avoid missing the sunset.

The rooftop has an outdoor area, and relaxing there while watching the sunset is wonderful. The escalator is also a must!

So, when you go up in the elevator, there’s this video segment, and wow, I honestly thought it was so well done.

Right after the video ended, we arrived at the top.

So awesome.

Too bad I can’t share the video, but I’ll leave that as a surprise for you guys.

The view wasn’t great that day though, so I’ll spare you my photos.

I really wanted to see the sunset, but all the afternoon time slots were sold outtttttt, which was seriously so unfair because we had the morning slot...

But it was pretty comfortable up there, and the sofas were great.

There were also people helping take photos, and on the way down there were quite a few souvenirs to buy.

Once I see something limited edition, I seriously want to splurge.

The ticket really isn’t cheap, but I think if you catch the sunset, it must be absolutely gorgeous.

I’ve seen so many super pretty videos online.

Such a shame I didn’t get to see it.

Looking out over Tokyo from SHIBUYA SKY is an amazing experience. The open-air observation deck gives you an endless view that makes you feel like you’re blending into the sky. The biggest highlight is being able to see both Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree in the same view.

I especially recommend booking an evening time slot so you can enjoy both the sunset glow and the city lights coming on.

When it gets crowded, it feels pretty packed. You have to wait in line for all the popular photo spots, which really slows the pace down. There are also lines for the elevator and entry, so the whole experience ends up taking quite a bit longer.

A full 360-degree view with no blind spots. On a clear day, you can even see Mt. Fuji.

Sunset is the most popular time slot. You need to book and buy tickets online in advance, and it’s hard to get tickets on the day of your visit. Definitely something to keep in mind if you plan to come here.

The overall design feels really refined. It’s not just about the view—the layout and the space itself are very comfortable too.

It feels more modern than places like Tokyo Tower, so if you love urban night views, you’ll probably like this place even more.

Security is pretty strict, and having to keep checking your things and putting them in storage is a bit of a hassle.

In the end, it’s mainly just about the night view, so I wouldn’t say it’s a must‑visit.

You can get a bird's-eye view of all of Shibuya from up here. On clear days, you can even see Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji in the distance.