Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Diary May 29, 2012 (Yesterday, May 28, I climbed the Sky Tree from 19:30 to 21:00. The night view was wonderful. 74 photos are listed.)
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Skytree pamphlet
The small tickets below are for the observation deck admission ticket (3,000 yen) on the left and the observation gallery admission ticket (1,000 yen) on the right.
Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 18:29)
From Hikifune Station.
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Soramachi Entrance
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4th floor outdoors.
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This is the entrance to the elevator passage. The guard on the right will check your baggage.
Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 18:58)
Kitajukengawa River as seen from the 4th floor. It has been beautifully maintained.
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Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 19:02)
The lights went up starting at 7pm.
Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 19:03)
I still can't understand this structure.
Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 19:03)
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We will take a group photo here.
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This is a photo with a strobe light.
Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 19:23)
This photo was taken without flash lighting.
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Finally, we boarded the elevator to the first observation deck.
Date and time of photo (May 28, 2012, 19:30)
It takes 50 seconds to reach the 350m height. There is no shaking at all. You hardly feel any G force.
The height raised and the remaining height are displayed digitally in meters.
This photo was taken from the 350m first observation deck, "Floor 350".
You can see Tokyo Tower in the middle (looking down).
Towards Kinshicho
Tokyo Tower wide-angle image
Tokyo Tower telephoto image
Tokyo Tower telephoto image maximum
On the left is Kinshicho Station, on the far left is the Gate Bridge, on the right is Tokyo Tower
Right Kinshicho Station
Kasai Rinkai Park
Gate Bridge
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From the front to the back is Asakusa Street and Komagata Bridge crossing the Sumida River.
The bright vertical street on the center right is around Asakusa 1-chome.
To the right of that is Sensoji Temple. The black area above and behind that is Kaminomori.
The bridges over the Sumida River are, from the left, Kuramae Bridge, Umaya Bridge, Komagata Bridge, Azuma Bridge, the Capital of Isesaki Line, and Kototoi Bridge.
Five-story pagoda and main hall of Sensoji Temple in Asakusa (telephoto)
Asahi Building Headquarters and the Fireball Object
It overlooks the Narihira 1-chome intersection on Asakusa Street.
(Telephoto) This photo gives you a sense of the height.
Sumida River (Sakura Bridge, Shirahige Bridge)
The rooftops of the 5th and 6th floors of the OPTART building can be seen above the wide white building to the right of the brown apartment building in the center.
It's a little greenish.
Kameido Station is on the top right. OPTART headquarters is on the top center. The Arakawa River and Hirai Ohashi Bridge are in the background.
Asakusa Street and Jikkengawa River towards Hirai Ohashi Bridge
North side. On the left are the Sumida River and Shirahige Bridge, and on the right are the Oku-Arakawa River and Yotsugi area. In the center is Shimofunabiki Station.
The glass floor on Floor 340, the lowest floor of the First Observation Deck
I tried riding it and it wasn't scary at all.
Apparently Tokyo Tower was scarier.
The glass floor on Floor 340, the lowest floor of the First Observation Deck
The glass floor on Floor 340, the lowest floor of the First Observation Deck
The glass floor on Floor 340, the lowest floor of the First Observation Deck
Tembo Galleria ticket booth
Generally, tickets are purchased individually.
The wait time is about 30 to 40 minutes.
When you arrive at the first observation deck on floor 350, immediately purchase the admission ticket for the Tembo Galleria on the same floor.
We recommend that you get in line to purchase your tickets and get to the Tembo Galleria early.
The view is better from 450m above ground, 100m higher than from floor 350.
(However, this is recommended when visibility is good.)
Enjoy the height at the Tembo Galleria and explore each floor of the First Observatory.
The spots you want to check are the glass floors on floor 340. There are two spots on the outside and one on the inside.
(Smaller glass floors). They are not the same, so
Let's look around one by one. Each floor has escalators and stairs.
When moving, use the nearest one that is empty. There are cafes on each floor.
There are elevators for the disabled and elderly, so please feel free to ask the staff.
You can receive customer service on par with that of a hotel or Disneyland.
The fee to access the skywalk is separate.
Finally, we are in front of the elevator to the second observation deck aerial corridor on the top floor.
When getting on an elevator, it is recommended to sit as far back as possible.
If you look up at the ceiling at the back, you'll see a window that gives you a view above.
If you are unlucky enough to be near the entrance, try to get to the front row.
Through the door you can see a little bit of the outside scenery, including the steel frame.
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Kototoibashi Bridge and Sensoji Temple
The rooftop of the first observation deck is visible.
A panoramic view of Sensoji Temple.
Asahi Building Headquarters and the Fireball Object. Compare it with the image from the first observation deck.
You can see a difference in height of 100m.
The view inside the Tembo Galleria.
Tokyo Tower from 450m above the Tembo Galleria
Near the Tokyo Metropolitan Housing Corporation's Narihirabashi Housing
Tokyo Tower Distant View
Gate Bridge
Kinshicho Station and Yotsume Street
Sorakara Point 451.2m highest point
Ueno Park and beyond it is the Ikebukuro area, but the Sunshine Building is not visible.
On the left is the Sumida River. The dark building to the right of the bright Shirahige Bridge is the Toei Shirahigetsuka Apartment.
In front of the down elevator
Down elevator entrance
Entering the down elevator
Skytree Cafe on Floor 350 of the First Observatory
Skytree Cafe on Floor 350 of the First Observatory
1F Group Floor, in front of Skytree Shop
The shuttle bus stop is on the 1st floor. It costs 200 yen to Ueno.
I just climbed out of the hotel window.
The sky trees looked beautiful.
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