Shibuya Sky

Tokyo, Japan

Shibuya Sky is an open‑air observation deck perched atop Shibuya Scramble Square in Tokyo, delivering 360‑degree city views that include the bustling crossing below and distant mountain silhouettes. Its modern design and sunset vistas make it a standout spot for urban explorers.

Why choose Shibuya Sky

From this height you experience Tokyo’s scale in a way street‑level crowds can’t match, watching the city pulse from sunrise to nightfall. The deck’s glass‑enclosed walkways let you linger over the skyline while the city’s lights flicker below.

Best for: Photography · Couples · First-timers · Urban explorers

Start your Shibuya skyline tour

Begin at Shibuya Sky for panoramic city views, then walk to nearby highlights for a full half‑day experience.

Morning — Shibuya Sky
11:00 — Shibuya Crossing
Lunch — Maidreamin Shibuya Store

Visit tips

Arrive 10 minutes before your slot to clear security quickly
Use the western glass walkway for the best view of the crossing below
Visit after 18:00 for sunset; the deck stays open until 22:30.
Buy tickets in advance to avoid the midday queue at the entrance.

Plan your visit

Recommended duration: 1–1.5 hours — including time for photos
Best time of day: Evening, around sunset — views brighten after 18:00
Hours: 10:00–22:30
Entry: ¥2.70
Booking: required — Reserve tickets online — Midday queues can be long
Category: viewpoint
Rated 4.6 by 26148 reviewers
Tags: city views, sunset, modern design, popular spot

Nearby attractions

Shibuya Crossing — landmark, 2 min walk
mipig cafe Harajuku — restaurant, 17 min walk
Maidreamin Shibuya Store — cafe, 5 min walk
Uobei Shibuya Dogenzaka Store — restaurant, 5 min walk
ICHIRAN Shibuya — restaurant, 4 min walk
Tonkatsu Maisen Aoyama — restaurant, 17 min walk

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