Roppongi Hills Mori Tower (with baby)

I’d been to Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower before I came here. This is the best city view of Tokyo. From Skytree every thing just looked flat whereas Tokyo Tower’s view were blocked by high rise buildings around it. Here it’s a fine balance. I could enjoy the views of various landscapes of Tokyo. I can see myself coming here again in the future. I already visited here twice - day and night.

Great views of the surrounding town. Tickets to the observation area are during a specific time window. Buy ahead of time so you can pick your window before it fills up. You can go in as early as 15 minutes (but not before) your time window.

From bright sky to sunset to lights on, this observation tower is a good option to hangout and enjoy the whole scenery in comfort as it is indoors, and have places for you to sit and chill while enjoying the 360 view. It is also less crowded compared to more popular observation decks, which means higher chance to find a good spot. Sometimes, there will be limited time exhibitions or events as well...

A modern skyscraper with an impressive observation deck offering panoramic views of Tokyo. The entrance fee to the observation deck is yen 2000 as of March 2025. The Mori Art Museum inside features rotating contemporary exhibitions, adding cultural value to the visit. The building is surrounded by upscale shops, restaurants, and an open-air plaza, making it a lively area to explore. While the ...

The Mori Tower Observatory was disappointing and not worth the price. At 2,000 yen per adult, I expected a clear and stunning view, but instead, the windows were dirty, making it hard to take good photos. If you’re looking for a view, you’re better off going to the 2nd floor (2F), which is free and still offers a decent perspective of the city. Definitely not worth the expensive ticket for the ob...