Tokyo Tower Review

"Tokyo Tower Through Malaysian Eyes: Sushi & Sticker Shock 🗼🍣First thought: "Wah, so red ah?" Second thought: "RM50 just to climb?!" The iconic tower dazzled with city views, but my heart raced faster at the souvenir shop prices. Found a hidden konbini nearby selling 300-yen onigiri—real victory. Pro tip: Go at sunset for golden-hour selfies without the crowds. Verdict? Pretty, but my kampung telecom tower gives similar vibes for free! 🇯🇵✌️

Very worth seeing!

Tokyo, as the capital and largest city of Japan, is not only a modern metropolis, but also a tourist attraction that brings together rich culture, food and entertainment, with many attractions such as Sensoji Temple, Akihabara, Ueno Park. Here, I can feel the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, and experience the unique Tokyo style. Walk the streets of Tokyo, shuttle through Shibuya Shinjuku, neon lights outline the bustling night view

Tokyo Tower, the iconic building of Tokyo, Japan, is also a photo holy place. For this Tokyo Tower, a viewing room of the Tokyo Tower Hotel was set up. You can enjoy the entire appearance of the Tokyo Tower from the room when you lie on the bed. In the morning, I booked the restaurant breakfast and delivered it to the room. I enjoyed the tower for breakfast. It was naturally very pleasant. When I went to the bottom of the tower, I looked up at the tower. The Tokyo Tower was divided into 150m and 250m platforms (the 250m platform received a ticket price of 2900 yen, which is worth it for the night view). The 3~5 floors are the small paradise of animation fans, the king of thieves theme park, I have to say that the best shooting place, from the main entrance of the Tokyo Tower, turn right at the second intersection, there is a slope, not very eye-catching, follow the slope down about 50 meters There is a parking lot entrance, This is the legendary net red treasure place with the Tokyo Tower photo, this place has a lot of people taking pictures, people coming and going, so you must seize every photo opportunity.

In the case of time constraints, I still rushed over desperately. After all, Japan's landmark attractions, and more importantly, come and see the op! It was a Sunday afternoon when I went, and there were a lot of people, but it was not full. Seeing the ticket office outside the tower is quite obvious. The Thief King Hall and the observation deck need to buy tickets. Other public parts (mainly 1-5 floor) are free. There is not enough time to buy tickets and just stroll around. The Thief Store is near the entrance elevator on the first floor. It has been playing the theme song and entered the play in an instant. There are many products, dazzling, biscuits candy, daily necessities, hand-made bags, picture 9 iron box biscuits 130, small expensive, and twisted eggs, 300, 400 yen mainly, drawn to a Ming brother haha, the design is quite exquisite, can be hung on the edge of the cup. There seems to be a sea thief restaurant near the store, and I took a glance. There are many small shops on the 2nd and 3rd floors, there are hand-selling, pastries, and Tokyo Hachitani. The King of the Thieves Hall is located independently upstairs, there are guide signs all the way, the entrance on the 3rd floor, there are several floors above, the price business hours are taken, and you must leave enough time to go in and play next time! The elevator leading to the observation deck is equipped with an elevator brother. It is so retro, super enthusiastic, and I have a few words.

The Tokyo Tower at night is more beautiful than the daytime. Take the Oedo Line and get off at Akaebashi Station. Just out of the subway station, you will see the Tokyo Tower standing in front of you. This red and white tower is lighted at night. In fact, every time I see it in the distance these days, There will be an illusion of walking into the Japanese drama. From the tower, looking at the traffic in Tokyo, the traffic lights are very charming, and this is the night of the neon country.

First of all, the Prospect Hall and the Special Prospect Hall are very comfortable. The Prospect Hall has a band playing in the evening, there are also small souvenirs for sale, and you can also borrow telescopes (although I didn't borrow them when I went). The scenery is also good, and the scenery around Tokyo can be seen far away when the weather is good in the evening. It is recommended that the special outlook hall on the 700th. In the evening, you can generally see Mount Fuji in a faint way, and as one of the tallest buildings in Japan, the scenery above is very shocking.