By: Ding
When in Tokyo, you don’t have to visit famous towers to capture great night scenes. This time, Fever Travel has rounded up 5 free spots where you can still enjoy stunning night views.
1. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck
Located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, this spot is very convenient. However, the South Observation Deck is open until 5:30 PM, while the North Deck stays open until 11:00 PM. There’s also a bar where you can enjoy the beautiful Tokyo sunset.
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The night view captured from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building—this angle showcases numerous towering skyscrapers, creating a spectacular sight.
However, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has fixed monthly closure days. For details, please refer to their official information.
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Designed with reference to the traditional Japanese samurai sword, the Dentsu Headquarters Building stands 48 stories tall, with
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During Christmas, the central area of the building transforms into a "grand garden," creating a wonderfully festive atmosphere.
For the address and transportation information of Dentsu Headquarters Building, please refer to its detailed information.
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Ebisu Garden Place is a landmark in Tokyo's Ebisu area, with nearby attractions including the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography and the Yebisu Beer Museum. It has also been featured as a filming location for TV dramas.Detailed information
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From the windows on the 38th and 39th floors of the Yebisu Garden Place, you can enjoy a beautiful night view of Tokyo.
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The Sanzan Tea House Carrot Tower is located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. The free observation deck offers views of ordinary Japanese residential buildings and also provides a glimpse of Tokyo's only remaining tram line—the Arakawa Line.More information
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5. Bunkyo Residents' Center
The 25th floor of Bunkyo Civic Center serves as an observation deck, offering views of areas such as Ikebukuro and Shinjuku in Tokyo. Entry is free, but the scenery is absolutely stunning, with an exceptional view.More information about Bunkyo Civic Center
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On sunny days, at the W? ? ? in Bunkyo Residential Center, you can enjoy a brief yet relaxing stroll.
More Tokyo travel information: http://www.dcfever.com/travel/world.php?id=2115
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