Tokyo’s most stunning “sky-viewing bar” lets you gaze at the urban starry sky from 221 meters high

▲ A Tokyo establishment has recently created a 221-meter-high “sky-viewing bar” (Photo / fromRestaurant LUKE with Sky Lounge official website)

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Want to stand above Tokyo’s dazzling urban galaxy at night? Besides the observation decks at tourist spots, there’s a new option now. The well-known restaurant Restaurant LUKE with Sky Lounge has launched a “sky-viewing bar” starting April 1, allowing guests to enjoy the night view from 221 meters above while sipping drinks with friends.

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The “sky-viewing bar” is located on the 47th floor of the St. Luke’s Tower in Tokyo, about 221 meters above ground, nearly as high as the highest special observation deck inside Tokyo Tower (223.55 meters). The bar has a total of 140 seats, using the glittering Tokyo night view as its most natural decor, creating a romantic sky-viewing bar with beautiful lighting and ambiance.

Notably, Restaurant LUKE has divided the space into a “Tokyo Skytree View Dining Area” and a “Tokyo Tower View Dining Area,” with 80 and 60 seats respectively, allowing visitors to freely choose which night view to enjoy.

“Sky-viewing bar”

Address: 8–1 Akashi-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, St. Luke’s Tower 7F
Business hours: 6:00 PM – 10:30 PM (last order at 10:00 PM)

Access: 5-minute walk from Exit 3 of Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
Official website link