[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Tokyo International Forum (Updated Jul)

Tokyo’s neon buzz and iconic spots like Shibuya Crossing are great, but if you’ve already snapped that selfie or want to feel like a local, it’s time to dive deeper. We scoured seasoned Tokyo travelers for real tips and mixed in some insider know-how to bring you seven experiences that’ll make you feel like you’re living the Tokyo life. From serene mornings to high-rise cocktails, here’s how to do Tokyo like you belong there. 1️⃣ Hunt Treasures at Oedo Antique Market Many travelers are buzzing about the Oedo Antique Market at Tokyo International Forum; it’s a goldmine for unique finds—think vintage kimonos, woodblock prints, and quirky pottery at bargain prices. Held twice a month (check schedules online), it’s where locals and savvy travelers dig for treasures, some one-of-a-kind memories to take home. Arrive early for the best picks, and bring cash for small vendors. ➜ Pro tip: Pair it with a stroll through nearby Yurakucho for a taste of authentic street food. 2️⃣ Sip Cocktails in a Shinjuku High-Rise Bar Travelers can’t stop talking about Tokyo’s high-rise bars, and for good reason. Perched in skyscrapers like Park Hyatt’s New York Bar (yes, from Lost in Translation), you’ll sip whisky while the city’s lights stretch endlessly below, like stars pulled to earth. Locals and expats love spots like Bar Ben Fiddich for its herbal cocktails or BrewDog Roppongi for craft beer. Go at night, dress sharp (no shorts!), and soak in urban poetry. ➜ Pro tip: Book a spot in advance for popular bars to avoid disappointment. 3️⃣ Picnic Like a Local at Shinjuku Gyoen Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a green oasis amid Tokyo’s chaos, and travelers rave about sprawling on the grass for a picnic. Grab snacks from a nearby conbini (7-Eleven’s onigiri is a winner) and join locals chilling under cherry blossoms or autumn leaves. It’s serene, affordable, and perfect for people-watching. Visit in the morning for quieter vibes. ➜ Fun fact: This garden was once a feudal lord’s mansion in the Edo era. 4️⃣ Catch a Sumo Match and Cheer Like a Pro Nothing screams “Japan” like sumo wrestling, and catching a match at Ryogoku Kokugikan is a thrill. Travelers rave about the electric atmosphere—think passionate fans and wrestlers slamming into each other like human bulldozers. Tickets go on sale about a month in advance (e.g., December 10 for January tournaments), but they sell out fast on PIA’s website, so set a reminder and be ready to refresh like your life depends on it. Third-party resellers charge a premium but can save the day for last-minute planners. ➜ Pro tip: Grab a bowl of chanko nabe (sumo wrestler stew) nearby to complete the vibe. 5️⃣ Wander Senso-ji at Dawn Senso-ji in Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest temple, but it’s swamped by tourists by midday. Pro-travelers swear by visiting at dawn (thank you, jet lag!) for a magical, crowd-free experience. Walk through the Kaminarimon Gate as the sun rises, snap photos of the pagoda, and feel the spiritual calm. The Nakamise shops won’t be open yet, but the quiet is worth it. ➜ Pro tip: Grab a coffee at a nearby kissaten (retro cafe) to keep the morning chill. 6️⃣ Stroll Shimokitazawa’s Cool Streets Shimokitazawa is Tokyo’s hipster haven, and visitors love its laid-back vibe. Wander narrow streets packed with vintage shops, cozy cafes, and record stores. Start at Shirohige’s Totoro Cream Puff Factory (yes, it’s Ghibli-themed!), grab coffee at Bonus Track business park, then shop till you drop. It’s less touristy than Shibuya but just as lively. ➜ Pro tip: Visit in the late afternoon for peak local energy without the crowds 7️⃣ Cruise the Shuto Expressway at Night For adrenaline junkies and pop culture enthusiasts, consider renting a sports car (check providers like Omoshiro Rentcar) and taking a night drive on the Shuto Expressway. It’s like living in a Tokyo Drift fantasy, weaving through Tokyo’s neon-lit infrastructure. The overpasses and underground tunnels are a sight in themselves. Not a driver? Walk Shinjuku or Shibuya’s elevated walkways to marvel at the city’s dense, futuristic layout. ➜ Pro tip: Stick to speed limits—Tokyo’s traffic cams are no joke. These experiences are your ticket to Tokyo’s soul, far beyond the tourist traps. Search "Tokyo" to get more ideas and travel tips from our Local Guide! #TokyoTravel #JapanVibes #TokyoHiddenGems #LocalGuides #TokyoAdventures

#springwander One of the largest convention and art centres in Japan located right next to Tokyo Station. It was built in 1997 on the site of the former Metropolitan Government Building as a place for international cultural exchange. The modern and unique buildings, including the glass-walled "glass building" that looks like a "ship", were built by architect Raphael Vinioli. " The entire building is rated two stars in the "Michelin Green Guide Japan" and the "Glass Building" is designated as three stars, making it one of Tokyo's landmarks.

#TokyoInternationalForum Tokyo International Forum A super beautiful but frustrating place. Designed by Uruguayan-American architect Rafael Viñoly, the overall shape resembles a skyscraper, with huge steel bundles and glass curtains forming this tall and avant-garde building. It consists of 8 exhibition halls, 34 meeting rooms and a restaurant, with a total length of about 200 meters, a height of 60 meters, and uses more than 25,000 square meters of glass. It is hailed as the boldest and most imaginative work in Japan. Tokyo International Airport is connected to Yurakucho Subway Station and has seven floors above ground. You can choose to take the elevator or walk all the way up to the seventh floor along the circular esplanade. This requires great courage to challenge, so people who are afraid of heights should not try it! But walking on this 100-meter skywalk, the feeling is quite shocking. The glass curtains and lattice steel structures are illuminated by the light, and the light and shadows are staggered and ever-changing, which is extremely beautiful! Tokyo International Outdoor Open-air Corridor holds second-hand antique markets from time to time during holidays (on the first and third Sundays of every month). There are all kinds of second-hand collections such as antiques and vintage clothes, which is quite fun to visit! #日本探店 #东京景点 #TokyoInternationalForum #tokyointernationalforum

🏙️Have you ever seen a curved, beautiful, and futuristic building like no other? I have to say that you have to see the "Tokyo International Forum", an international conference center in Tokyo, located in the bustling Marunouchi district. Just seeing the building is enough to make you wow! 🏙️This building is very striking. The curved structure on top is made of glass and steel, contrasting with the rest of the building. It looks very futuristic, giving it a luxurious, modern, and unique feel. You can't find this design anywhere else. The light and shadows are also very beautiful. You'll definitely get great photos. 🏙️This cutting-edge architecture was designed by world-renowned architect Rafael Viñoly Architects. It's guaranteed to be just as cool as the building. 🏙️Tokyo International Forum is not just a meeting place. But it is also an important cultural center. 🖼️Art Gallery: Showcasing contemporary art 📖Library: A resource for art, culture and design 🍱Restaurants: A variety of restaurants, cafes and bars 🛍️Shops: Selling souvenirs, home décor and books 🚅Getting there: Train: Get off at JR Yurakucho Station or Tokyo Station Subway: Get off at Yurakucho Station on the Ginza Line, Hibiya Line or Marunouchi Line #sakura2024 #tokyo #japan #traveljapan #traveljapanbyyourself #conventioncenter #japan #travelblogger #travel

"Krispy Kreme Donuts Tokyo International Forum Store" ■Address ☞1F B Block, 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ■Nearest Station ☞1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station ☞5 minutes walk from Tokyo Station ■Atmosphere☞Stylish ■Serving Hours☞Normal ■Service☞Normal ■Environment☞Clean ■Menu ☞Photos are uploaded for reference. ■Business Hours 8:00am - 10:00pm ■Facilities Toilet Takeout Drinks and eat-in available ■Nearby Near station Near bus stop Cafe Food Street Shopping Department Store Park Tourist Spot Hotel You can see the process of making the donuts and they sell souvenirs, so you can experience a different atmosphere from a normal store♡(ᵔᴥᵔ) Also, the store is spacious so you can relax! The taste was so good that I bought some to take home♡

It's close to Yurakucho Station and within walking distance of Tokyo Station. It's a unique design, so you can take beautiful photos no matter where you shoot or what time you go. This is a night photo, but if you go during the daytime, it's completely white and beautiful. It's easy to get to, so I often stop by when I visit Tokyo. #TokyoInternationalForum

I went to the Tokyo International Forum to see the Tokyo performance of Disney on Classic 2021: Gifts of Dreams and Magic 🎶 The Tokyo International Forum is a comprehensive public cultural facility built on the site of the former Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Designed by architect Rafael Vinoly, it is a wonderful structure that has received high praise in the Michelin Green Guide Japan, with the entire building receiving two stars and the glass building receiving three stars🏢✨ The courtyard, where the modern building and many trees🌳 harmonize, is my favorite place, and I often spend time relaxing with friends while eating hamburgers at SHACK SHACK🍔💕 As for the essential Disney on Classic performances, they are Zootopia🐰🦊, Pinocchio🤥, Beauty and the Beast🌹, Moana🌋🌴🌈, and the new Raya and the Last Dragon🐉. It was a dream-filled time to enjoy the six series titles of Fantasmic🐭👑, a classic show at the now-defunct Disney Sea, with wonderful performances by the cast and orchestra...🥺💕 It's a performance that Disney fans will love! ! ! !! The Disney on Classic 2021 Magical Night Concert will also be held at the Tokyo International Forum, just like this time, and it has been announced that it will be held in Tokyo, so if you're interested, please come along! The next program will include songs from Remember Me, Aladdin, Hercules, and the Florida Walt Disney parade😉 #Tokyo #TokyoInternationalForum #Disney #DisneyOnClassic #Orchestra #SupportTourism

🎨 Art Fair Tokyo 2025 Japan's largest art fair. Featuring 139 galleries from both Japan and abroad. But honestly, it has a very "Japan" vibe overall! You can encounter a wide variety of works, from traditional crafts to contemporary art. Unlike museums, the artworks feel incredibly close—psychologically speaking. In my family, as soon as the new year begins, we check the dates for the art fair. Even I’m surprised by how passionate they are about it... I missed it last year, but when I went back after two years, there were so many artworks that I was overwhelmed 🫠 lol. There’s even a free area, so if you’re around Yurakucho, it’s worth stopping by for some fun ☺️. 📅 March 7 (Fri) – March 9 (Sun), 2025 🕒 ・March 7 (Fri) – March 8 (Sat): General Admission 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM ・March 9 (Sun): General Admission 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM 🎟 ・1-Day Ticket B (Advance): ¥4,000 (Jan 25 – Mar 6) ・1-Day Ticket C (On-site): ¥5,000 (Mar 7 – Mar 9) ・Late Pass (5:00 PM –): ¥2,500 🚉 📍 Tokyo International Forum (1-minute walk from Yurakucho Station / 5-minute walk from Tokyo Station)

There is a shop selling Singaporean local and soul food, Ya Kun Kaya Toast, at the International Forum, right next to Yurakucho Station. 🎵 There were several stores in Tokyo, but this is the only one left. 😭 They don't offer the chicken rice or laksa that were offered at other stores, but you can drink kopi as well as the classic kaya toast. 🎵 There are terrace seats and indoor seats. If you register as a friend on LINE, you will receive discount coupons, so it is recommended. (Drink size increase, half a serving of kaya toast, etc.) Address 1F, Tokyo International Forum, 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 Opening hours 8:00-20:00 #EnjoyJapan #KayaToast #YaKunKayaToast #TokyoInternationalForum

The passageway leading to the Tokyo International Forum, Yurakucho Station, and the magnificent roofed building, the surrounding street trees, vending machines, drinks, and mini cafes are a small, private resting place in the city center. The chairs give a momentary moment of rest and a feeling of relaxation and contemplation.

At night, the Tokyo International Forum is a place where you can enjoy a fantastic atmosphere, with beautiful architecture lit up like a futuristic city🏢✨. The huge glass exterior reflects the night sky, making you feel as if you are floating in space💫. In particular, the Forum's "glass building" stands out for its transparency, and shows a different expression every time you look at it🎶. In addition, this place, which is in harmony with the surrounding cityscape, resonates with the buildings at night, making you feel the energy of the city🏙️. There are many plays and concerts held here, and you can enjoy special events at night, so it is full of cultural charm🎭🎤. Spending time at the International Forum at night is a special time when you can feel the vitality even in the silence and enjoy the beauty of the city🌟 #Spring 0 yen trip

#Spring0yentrip "The Tokyo International Forum, located in Yurakucho, features futuristic glass architecture reminiscent of a ship. The open atrium space inside is a must-see spot for architecture and photography lovers✨ Highlights Overwhelming scale → The high ceiling and open atrium are a highlight🌟 The fusion of glass and steel → Cool architectural beauty with a striking modern design📸 Perfect for night photography → The illuminated exterior creates a fantastic atmosphere✨ Access information About a 1-minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station. Easy to access from Tokyo Station, within walking distance🚶♂️

This is the 3rd time I have visited this building, but this is the first time I have visited this building at night. At night, the details of the steel construction are more visible, highly recommended for a photography spot. The overall shape of the Tokyo Forum reminds me of a dirigible or the inside of a whale, with the beams as the architectural ribs. The glass and steel, the light and openness, creates an ideal place to wander and wonder.

#Tokyo Attractions Location: Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Tokyo International Forum is a modern building with glass and steel structure as its theme. It is one of the largest international conference centers in Japan. It is famous for its ship-shaped main hall and designed interior space. It is not only a venue for exhibitions, concerts and commercial activities, but also attracts many tourists to take photos and check in. 🌟 Highlights • Glass ship shape: The main hall is famous for its huge ship-shaped design and transparent glass exterior walls. Light pours down from above, creating a futuristic space. • Multi-functional exhibition hall: Exhibitions, events and markets are often held here, where you can experience Tokyo’s diverse culture and creativity. • Free Open Space: The public spaces inside the building are free and open to the public, making them suitable for architecture fans and photography enthusiasts to explore. 🚶♂️ Transportation and Tips It is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from JR Tokyo Station or Yurakucho Station. It is recommended to take photos in the early morning or at dusk when the light is soft, which can show the lines and light and shadow effects of the building. Check the events calendar to find an exhibition or event that suits your interests. #TokyoInternationalForum #ModernArchitecture #GlassBoat #ExhibitionEvents #TokyoTravel

#0yentripnovember [Tokyo International Forum] 🕰️Business hours: 0700-2330 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: ◯ 📍Address: 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 💰Price per person: 0~ 💞Recommended reasons: A representative facility of the Yurakucho area, located 1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station! It is a popular spot due to its architectural beauty🤍In addition to the concert hall, it also has restaurants and convenience stores🫣There is also a road leading to the Yurakucho Line station, so it is easily accessible🫶🏻

~Japan's largest open-air antique market~ "Oedo Antique Market" is one of the largest open-air antique markets in Japan. It is held irregularly on weekends in the ground plaza. It has been very well received as a fashionable and international antique market that attracts many foreigners, and is now a popular event in Marunouchi. 📍Location: Tokyo International Forum, 1st floor ground plaza 250 stores The Oedo Antique Market began in September 2003 at the Tokyo International Forum to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Edo. It is a popular market that is held on the first and third Sundays of every month and is crowded with many people. It is held with the aim of looking back on history and culture, leading to the rediscovery of the good old things and Japanese culture, as well as being a place for various exchanges including culture and art. The antique market, lined with international miscellaneous goods, has become a fashionable and popular event. Access by train: Yurakucho Station International Forum Exit (JR), Yurakucho Station (Yurakucho Subway Line) #100 Travel Styles #Winter Travel #0 Yen Travel Autumn

A Vietnamese restaurant located inside the Yurakucho International Forum. It's a great option if you want to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine, especially when there's an event at the International Forum or if you're near Tokyo Station. I visited around 1:30 PM on a weekday. It wasn't completely full, but it was quite busy. It's a popular spot! For lunch, there were two types of menus: one where you can choose a pho and a side dish, and another set menu with a more traditional meal. The portions are generous, enough to fill even a hungry man. The spring rolls were incredibly delicious! Overall, the portions were huge! There were a variety of dishes to try, with a rich lineup of options. [Saigon Yurakucho International Forum Branch] 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006 Tokyo International Forum B1

Hello everyone! Today, I'd like to introduce the Disney Princess The Concert, which has finally arrived in Japan! At this concert, you can listen to Broadway cast members singing Disney princess songs with images projected on the big screen and a live orchestra in the background! ♪ And what's surprising is the star-studded cast! ...

Hello everyone! Today, we'd like to introduce the "Dream-go-round in Concert," a concert held to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Tokyo Disney Resort! The songs performed at this concert are all from Tokyo Disney Resort, and you can listen to long-loved park songs such as "Once Upon a Time," "Bonfire Dance," and "Welcome to Christmas" performed live by an orchestra! Concerts like this are held every anniversary, so be sure to go and check them out! #0YenTravelNovember #TokyoInternationalForum

#TokyoItinerary Tokyo International Forum is a famous multi-functional conference and cultural activity center in Tokyo, located in the Marunouchi area of ​​Tokyo. Its unique architectural design and diverse activities make it an ideal venue for business meetings, exhibitions, concerts and cultural events. The huge glass hall designed by the famous architect Rafael Viñoly is the iconic feature of this building. Its wavy glass roof and streamlined structure give people a futuristic spatial atmosphere as soon as they enter. Multifunctional exhibition and conference center📅🎤 The Tokyo International Forum has eight rooms of different sizes and one large exhibition hall, which can accommodate various events from small meetings to large international exhibitions. Annual corporate meetings, art exhibitions, fashion shows, and international forums are often held here, making it the preferred place for many companies and organizations to conduct cultural exchanges and business negotiations. The palace of art and music🎶🎨 In addition to business activities, the Tokyo International Forum is also one of Tokyo's important cultural centers. Various concerts are often held here, including classical music performances, pop concerts and stage plays. The perfect acoustic design in the hall makes every music performance an auditory feast. In addition, the open exhibition spaces and halls often display various works of art, allowing people to enjoy a rich artistic experience besides business. A leisure oasis in the city 🌿☕ The Tokyo International Forum is also surrounded by green park areas and open-air cafes, providing a quiet corner in the busy city. Visitors can enjoy a cup of coffee here and overlook the beautiful modern architecture in the glass hall, while also taking a stroll outdoors and feeling Tokyo's unique urban atmosphere. Famous attractions such as Tokyo Station, Ginza and the Imperial Palace are not far away, making it an ideal stopover for tourists and business people. Whether you're attending a conference, enjoying a concert, or exploring Tokyo's cultural charm, the Tokyo International Forum offers you a rich and varied experience and is a must-visit on your Tokyo itinerary.

Hello everyone! Today, I would like to introduce you to the magical night of music, Disney on Classic! Disney on Classic is a classical music concert featuring Disney music, held annually across various locations in Japan. In the spring, you can enjoy live performances by Japanese vocalists, and from September to December, vocalists from Broadway come to Japan to perform. During the autumn and winter season, from September to December, the first part of Disney on Classic features a variety of Disney music. In the second part, a different Disney movie is selected each year as the theme, and all the songs from that movie are performed! The music played at Disney on Classic includes not only major Disney hits but also selections from some of the more obscure works! So, if you love Disney, this is highly recommended! Be sure to check it out at least once! ✨

The Tokyo International Forum is a masterpiece of modern architecture, showcasing Japan's excellence in design and functionality. This trip made me fully appreciate the majesty and elegance of this landmark building. The steel and glass structure creates a stunning visual effect, and people can't help but be attracted by its grand space and meticulous design. Especially in the photos taken at different times, the changes in light and shadow make this place more moving. Walking here, I felt a delicate balance between modernity and tradition, and this fusion is part of the charm of Tokyo. The Tokyo International Forum is undoubtedly a must-see for architecture lovers and art appreciators.

📍Photo locations (1) The National Art Center, Tokyo 22-2 Roppongi 7-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo (2) Sumida Hokusai Museum 7-2 Kamezawa 2-chome, Sumida-ku, Tokyo (3) Komazawa Olympic Park 1-1 Komazawakoen, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo (4) Shinonome Canal Court CODAN 9-19 Shinonome 1-chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo (5) Musashino Place 3-18 Sakaiminamicho 2-chome, Musashino-shi, Tokyo (6) Tokyo International Forum 5-1 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 🐟Hashtags #Travelingwithme #Architecturetour #Architecturedesign #Architecturelover #Architecturewalk #NationalArtCenter, Tokyo #TokyoInternationalForum #Architecturephotography #Solotravel

🌟Highlights: The Tokyo Station, with a history of over a hundred years, still retains its old western style after several renovations. The station was built in 1914 and was restored in 2012, earning the title of 'Central Station'. The station has 28 platforms, with 4000 trains passing through daily, making it a hub of Japan's railway system. The station is characterized by its red brick architecture and symmetrical horizontal expansion. 🚉Travel Guide: In addition to the subway, it is highly recommended to walk 15 minutes from Ginza to Tokyo Station. Along the way, you can pass by the Tokyo Internal Forum, which has an open-air pedestrian street lined with restaurants and exhibition halls, and food trucks of various styles, making it lively and charming. 📸Photography Spots 1KITTE Building: Close to the south side of the station, you can capture the entire Tokyo Station from the side, as well as some railway lines and vehicles behind the station. The sixth floor of the building has an open-air viewing platform. The triangular building added by Kengo Kuma on the basis of the original Tokyo Post and Telecommunications Office, the restaurant on the side of the station allows you to enjoy the night view while dining. Station Square: The square in front of the station's main hall allows you to capture the front view from the ground level, adding the passing pedestrians makes the picture more lively. Shin-Marunouchi Building: The open-air viewing platform on the 6th floor of the building allows you to view Tokyo Station and the KITTE Building from the north side, offering an excellent view. The terrace is connected to a restaurant, allowing you to enjoy the view while dining. Note: The Shin-Marunouchi Building and the Marunouchi Building are two separate buildings. 📝An hour before sunset is the blue hour, it is recommended to shoot at the station square first, and then go to the viewing building after it gets dark. With the help of the handrails on the viewing platform, you can shoot without a tripod. The color temperature is cold, lower the ISO, and the exposure time is more than 2 seconds. The above is shot with a 24-70 lens. 🍽Nearby Food KITTE Building ①5F Nemuro Hanamaru Revolving Sushi: The Ginza Tokyu store is always crowded, you can try here, fewer tourists. ②5F GYUNTA: A teppanyaki restaurant, reasonably priced, the innermost room can avoid the crowd, quietly enjoy the food and night view, watch the vehicles entering Tokyo Station. ③B1F Matsudo Tomita Noodles: The original shop is in Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture, the soup base is made from seafood and pork bones. Marunouchi Building ①1F The Front Room: French afternoon tea, famous toast. ②3F HARBS: The fruit layer is also a smart choice to avoid tourists.

#JapanTravel 🏟️ Tokyo's Architectural Journey: Rafael Viñoly's Tokyo International Forum 📍 Tokyo International Forum: 3 Chome-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0005 Japan 📍 Business Hours: 07:00 ~ 23:30 🌟 I visited the Tokyo International Forum, a convention center located in the middle of Marunouchi designed by American architect 'Rafael Viñoly'. Rafael Viñoly is an architect with a unique structure and neoclassical style. The glass atrium of the Tokyo International Forum was very impressive. It is easy to find because it is right next to Tokyo Station, and it is a spot that everyone can enter. If you go up the long ramp to the top, it will be fun to explore the space structure and sleeves that change every moment! I recommend visiting the Tokyo International Forum near Tokyo Station! #Tokyo #Architecture #TokyoTravel

It's a famous facility, isn't it? It's used as a venue for concerts, sports competitions, and many other events, but the building itself has a very artistic and distinctive design, so just looking around the building is a tourist attraction! The space covered with a glass roof, called the "Glass Building," has a futuristic and mysterious atmosphere. You can take beautiful photos regardless of the season, and being indoors doesn't have much to do with the weather. It looks beautiful at all times of the day, morning, noon, evening, and night. Opening hours are 7:00-23:30. Access: A short walk from Tokyo Station or Yurakucho Station. #Tokyo #TokyoWanderingTrip #TokyoSightseeing #TourismSupport #TourismSupport #BreathtakingView