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Renewal

September 26, 2019
After the renovation of the Top Deck (250 m), the major renovation of the Main Deck (150 m) will finally be complete.
It has been 60 years since Tokyo Tower opened.
Following the largest renovation in its history, Tokyo Tower is set for a new era.

Renewal

September 26, 2019
After the renovation of the Top Deck (250 m), the major renovation of the Main Deck (150 m) will finally be complete.
It has been 60 years since Tokyo Tower opened.
Following the largest renovation in its history, Tokyo Tower is set for a new era.

A symbol of Tokyo is reborn in a suitable form.

As a landmark that symbolizes the town, Tokyo Tower will continue to be a comfortable and attractive facility suitable as a symbol of the world-renowned city of Tokyo.
In addition to the observation deck environment, the exaltation of rising up to the deck, and the lingering excitement felt on the way back...
The creation of an even more enjoyable Tokyo Tower involved the following five key points.

  • Welcome Lounge

    Zone before observation deck
    Welcome lounge
    Welcome Lounge

    The excitement before heading up into the sky.
    Checking the highlights in an introductory video.

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  • Elevators

    Elevator to Main Deck
    Elevators

    The exaltation of rising to the deck.
    A dark gap enhances the effect.

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  • Main Deck /
    Interior

    Main Deck interior decoration
    / window glass
    Main Deck / Interior

    All windows are now wider. A touch of playfulness in the luxurious interior decoration.

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  • Club333

    Multi-purpose space
    Club Triple-Three
    Club333

    Music and events. A stage of the finest quality with an eye-catching 260 inch monitor.

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  • The Corridor

    Gallery and shop
    The Corridor
    The Corridor

    Exhibition of Tokyo Tower planning materials.
    Souvenir shop with a hint of the view.

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Welcome Lounge Floor

Zone before observation deck / welcome lounge

The excitement before heading up into the sky.
Checking the highlights in an introductory video.
Ticket counter

Ticket counter

The previously outdoor counter has been moved indoors. Ticketing staff respond to visitor requests comfortably and without being affected by the weather.

Tower bar

Tower bar

The location of the old ticket counter is now a bar counter. The front entrance to Tokyo Tower, where visitors can take a rest with a glass of sparkling wine.

Welcome lounge

Welcome lounge

A welcome area extending from the ticket counter that exhibits illustrations and dioramas about Tokyo Tower. The central space enables visitors to check the upcoming highlights in an introductory video on a large screen.

Information counter

Information counter

The information counter with a simple and unobtrusive design has attendants permanently stationed. Attendants answer questions related to Tokyo sightseeing, even if they are not about Tokyo Tower.

Gallery

Illustration
Large scale movie
Large scale movie
Large scale movie
Photogenic Neon
ALWAYS

Elevators

Elevator to Main Deck

The exaltation of rising to the deck. A dark gap enhances the effect. A mere 45 seconds.
But this start of the journey is full of expectation and is the most thrilling moment.
The elevator interior purposefully emphasizes darkness.
This is to increase the emotion felt when encountering the light upon opening the door to the observation deck. The experience is almost like the feeling of escaping from a dark tunnel.

Main Deck / Window Glass

Main Deck interior decoration / window glass

All windows are now wider.
A touch of playfulness in the luxurious interior decoration.
Window glass

Window glass

All the window frames and glass on the four sides of the Main Deck have been replaced and are now wider both horizontally and vertically. Visitors can now stand next to the window to enjoy the stunning scenery with a wider view.

Interior decoration of walls and floors

Interior decoration of walls and floors

A dark color scheme with the gloss of luxurious glass material. The inner wall reflects the scenery of Tokyo that enters from the windows. Soft carpet used on the floor. Enables visitors to comfortably move around the deck.

Skywalk Window

Skywalk Window

A glass floor that lets visitors gaze 150 m straight down. Two new areas (on the south side) have been added to the existing two areas (on the north side). A gimmick design has been added to the surrounding floor to enhance the excitement of being in a high place.

Tower Daijingu

Tower Daijingu

A noble Shinto shrine that has been enshrined here for 40 years. The shrine has been renewed in thanks of it protecting the safety of Tokyo Tower for such a long time. The dignified atmosphere of the shrine will continue to protect the health and prosperity of visitors.

Lavatory

Lavatory

Male and female lavatories have been renewed with strong color tones for easy identification and a luxurious design. The addition of a multipurpose restroom enables visitors to enjoy their stay on the deck without having to worry about the time.

Gallery

Window glass
Window glass
Floor
Skywalk Window
OFFICIAL SHOP THE SKY
Café La Tour
Club333

multi-purpose space / Club Triple-Three

Music and events
A stage of the finest quality with an eye-catching 260 inch monitor.
Club333

  • 2002 - 2018

    This stage that crowns the height of the tower has been the location of concerts, DJs, and talk shows for more than 15 years, and voices have been clamoring for performances. The small size of the open space resulted in a feeling of unity between the performers and the spectators due to them being only a short distance apart.

  • 2019 -

    The renovation makes the space wider (approx. 90 m2) and more refined like a live music venue. The realistic sound equipment and video displayed on the 260 inch LED monitor will lead to more lively events. When events are not held, LED vision shows original movies in 4K. Visitors can rest here between observations.

THE CORRIDOR

The Corridor gallery and shop

Exhibition of Tokyo Tower planning materials. Souvenir shop with a hint of the view.
The elevator from the observation deck descends to the 3rd floor of FOOT TOWN.
As suggested by the name "Corridor," visitors can enjoy walking around a corridor and bask in the afterglow of their journey.
Tower gallery
This simple yet refined space periodically exhibits valuable materials related to Tokyo Tower and special exhibitions.
Mother Farm Café
A cafe run by a tourist farm in Chiba that has a close relationship with Tokyo Tower.
Visitors can relax and have a drink while discussing their impressions of the view.
Official shop GALAXY
A wider floor space and a cooler display.
Our wide range of products means that you are sure to find something you like, as well as souvenirs.

Gallery

REST AREA
TOWER GALLERY
OFFISIAL SHOP GALAXY
OFFISIAL SHOP GALAXY
Mother Farm Cafe
Mother Farm Cafe
Revised Observation Fee
Top Deck TOUR

Special offer!

From September 26, tours for experiencing the 250 m high Top Deck are
available at a special discount by purchasing from our website!
Click here to reserve a Top Deck tour