By MOOK Scenic Spots Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
The Roppongi Hills urban observatory "Tokyo City View" reopened to the public earlier this year after renovation, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo’s beautiful cityscape, making it a must-visit attraction in Tokyo. From November 7 to December 25 during the Christmas season, the observatory will also launch a limited-time "Starry Sky Light Show" event, creating a dreamlike experience where you can enjoy the city night view as if immersed in the vast galaxy.
From November 7 to December 25 during the Christmas season, the observatory will also launch a limited-time "Starry Sky Light Show" event. (Image source: roppongihills)
The Roppongi Hills urban observatory "Tokyo City View" reopens. (Image source: find-travel)
During the Starry Sky Light Show event, the Roppongi Hills observatory will set up a "Galaxy Walk" and "Starry Sky Light Show" exhibition area in the astronomy zone,by MEGASTARbringing the boundless twinkling stars indoors,360creating a fully immersive space that offers visitors a romantic experience as if strolling through the universe. Especially under the projection of a super star projector,MEGASTAReven the tiniest stars appear vividly clear, and there’s also a chance to see aurora-like scenes. Visitors can admire Tokyo’s night view accompanied by nearly 100 million stars, immersing themselves in a breathtaking blend of reality and fantasy.
In addition to seeing millions of twinkling stars, you might also catch a glimpse of the dreamy appearance of the aurora. (Image source: roppongihills)
Tokyo City View offers a 360-degree view of Tokyo’s night scenery. (Image source: mery)
Walk along the Galaxy Walk and feel the romance of being surrounded by stars. (Image source: roppongihills)
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