All Reviews of SHIBUYA SKY page 2

I visited on March 13, 2024, at 10:40 AM. I thought it would be easier for the staff if I printed out my online ticket, but they only checked the digital version on my phone. So I recommend having the file ready on your phone. The weather was great that day, and I could see Mt. Fuji. There weren't many people in the morning slot, so it didn't feel crowded at all.

The best time to visit Shibuya Sky is about an hour before sunset. That way, you can enjoy the daytime view, watch the sunset, and then see the city light up as night falls. It's a romantic way to experience Tokyo from day to night.

The rooftop is fantastic, but if you want to relax, I recommend sitting on the sofas and enjoying the view. Both the sunny daytime and the night scenery have their own unique charm.

Sky Gate is on the rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square, right by Shibuya Station. There's a 360-degree open-air observation deck called SHIBUYA SKY, which is perfect for checking out Tokyo's cityscape and night views. The glass corners are super Instagrammable and it's become a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists!

Besides the outdoor deck, you can see Tokyo Tower, Skytree, Shinjuku, Tokyo Bay, and even Mt. Fuji all at once. It's honestly breathtaking! ❤️

I jumped on the bandwagon and visited the super popular Sky Gate! There's a 360-degree rooftop where you can see Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku, and Tokyo Bay—all in one view. I went at night, and the nightscape was just stunning. Seriously, it's a million-dollar view! ❤️

Besides the observation deck, there are restaurants, a bar, and a souvenir shop on the 46th floor. If you want to visit, make sure to buy your ticket online in advance so you don't have to wait in line.