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Views & Landmarks · Shibakoen

Tokyo Tower

東京タワー

An orange-and-white landmark above Shibakoen. Come for a new perspective on the city; take a little paper along for the journey.

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English PDF · 2 pages · Color + monochrome

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Original illustration of Tokyo Tower’s orange and white lattice structure among trees and the Tokyo skyline
An illustrated impression of Tokyo Tower.

Before you go

Find it
4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo
Main Deck hours
09:00–23:00Last admission 22:30
Main Deck admission
¥1,500 / adult

Hours and admission may change. Check the official site before setting out.

Getting there

  • AkabanebashiAkabanebashi GateToei Oedo Line
    5 min walk
  • OnarimonExit A1Toei Mita Line
    6 min walk
  • KamiyachoExit 1Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
    7 min walk

A city seen a little differently.

Tokyo Tower opened in 1958 and rises 333 metres above the city. Its Main Deck sits at 150 metres; the Top Deck at 250 metres. The glass Skywalk Window on the Main Deck offers a view straight down.

Something to notice

Before going up, pause and follow the lines of the lattice with your eyes. From above, look for the small streets between the larger roads. Leave a few words on paper about what surprised you.

A little consideration

Keep entrances and walkways clear when pausing for a photograph. Follow on-site instructions, and check the operator’s accessibility guidance if you need step-free access.

A small companion, in full.

The actual guide, just as it downloads. One file, two editions. Print only the page you prefer.

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English PDF · 2 pages · Color + monochrome

A sheet. Two folds. A little freedom.
Color edition · Page 1 / 2A4 · EN · v1.4

A sheet. Two folds. A little freedom.

The sample fold layout awaits physical testing on A4 and US Letter.

Sources & freshness Facts checked: 2026-10-06

Next review: 2026-11-06

Tokyo Tower · English PDF
Actual A4 Tokyo Tower guide, Color edition, showing cover, practical information, observation notes, QR codes and writing space

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