Tokyo Tower
Tokyo is both refined and alluring, both humorous and poetic, both modern and traditional. With new urban development projects making headlines every year, each visit offers a fresh experience. No wonder a large number of “Japan fans” make regular trips to Tokyo to pay homage. If you're planning to visit Tokyo on Christmas Eve or during New Year's, don't miss a trip to Tokyo Tower — you'll be amazed by its festive Christmas lights and decorations.
Thanks to the tower’s150meterMain Deck and250meterTop Deck, which offer a360-degree panoramic view, it's one of the best spots to take in the Tokyo cityscape. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji, making it one of the must-visit attractions in Tokyo. In addition to being taller than the Eiffel Tower, its lighting design is also remarkable. World-renowned lighting designers were commissioned to create a dazzling display of colors from sunset to midnight, with special seasonal color themes: white in summer and orange in spring, autumn, and winter, making it truly eye-catching. As a result, it often serves as a filming location for movies and idol dramas.
Interestingly, because Tokyo Tower has become so closely tied to Tokyo’s identity, in its40year of opening, the management specially created a pair ofNoppon Noppon Brothers as mascots. These red- and blue-clad twin brothers have successfully won the hearts of both kids and adults.Click to view the full attraction information
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