Could not recommend this experience enough! Was so worth the money to go all the way to the top and stay up there for a little of the day into sunset so you get to see mt Fuji and into the night so you get to see all the spectacular city lights. The transformation in the view is incredible. If you have time to kill or just love seeing things from above it is well worth it. It is also very easy to communicate with the staff to purchase a ticket even if you have little knowledge on how to speak Japanese.

Absolutely stunning, never seen anything like it, the city just goes on forever. The staff spoke English, and all the information is also available in English. We went up to 450 and would really recommend it. Walking up the extruding walkway was incredible. We went at night, where unfortunately you couldn't seem Mt. Fuji, but the views were stunning at night. Would probably recommend getting up there just before sunset for the best of both worlds!

I really enjoyed my experience at Tokyo Skytree. When we arrived, we went to a help desk. They had someone that spoke English. It was a crowded day, and they told us that we could purchase a pass to skip the line. Going through the elevator was exciting because you are able to look outside through the clear glass. At the first stop there are great views and shops. You can purchase pictures through many sections of your tour. My tip is to go on a clear day so that you can enjoy the views.

This is the place for a polished few hours of decadence! You will spend your time high up in the tallest radio transmission tower in the world. The facility is refined with Tokyo at your feet. The restrooms even equipped with bidets. It was really nice to see all of Tokyo and there is a map with a touch screen where you can swipe up or down left or right and view locations in the city. It has a night button where you can view Tokyo at night.

The visit was very pleasant. There were no queues to go up, the views were amazing even on a semi-cloudy day. There's a mascot and several photo points where you can take pictures. Some interactive screens to play with. There's also a small glass pane floor to test your nerves. It was a lovely experience, we probably spent about just over a hour.