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Shibuya Sky Observation Deck crowns Shibuya Scramble Square at 229 metres, delivering Tokyo’s unrivalled 360-degree panorama. From the open-air rooftop you can gaze down on the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, pick out Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree, and—on clear days—spot the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji. A high-speed Sky Elevator whisks visitors from Level 14 to the summit, its dynamic ceiling lighting heightening the ascent. Inside, the Level 46 Sky Gallery pairs digital art with interactive installations, while the Sky Stage offers a glass-floored Sky Edge and cloud-like hammocks for cinematic sunset shots and neon-soaked nightscapes. After dark, a choreographed light show over Shibuya Crossing illuminates the sky every 30 minutes, setting a romantic mood. Day or night, Shibuya Sky lets you stand at the beating heart of Tokyo and feel its pulse from a breathtaking new angle.

The Odawara Fish Market Tour and Private Sushi Experience offers a unique opportunity to delve into the heart of Tokyo's seafood culture. This immersive experience begins early in the morning at the Odawara Fish Market, where participants can witness the lively atmosphere of a live fish auction. Accompanied by a master sushi chef, guests will gain insight into the meticulous process of selecting the freshest seafood and the traditional preservation techniques that enhance the fish's quality. This hands-on experience not only highlights the craftsmanship behind sushi making but also fosters a deeper appreciation for Japanese culinary arts. Visitors can expect to learn about the cultural significance of seafood in Japanese cuisine while enjoying the excitement of being part of this bustling market environment. This tour is perfect for food enthusiasts and those looking to enrich their travel experience with authentic local flavors. Join this adventure to discover the secrets of the Odawara Fish Market and elevate your sushi knowledge

Hogwarts in the Snow is here! A must-visit for Harry Potter fans this Christmas 🎄 Limited-time highlights: Upgraded "Snow Magic" - A giant 5+ meter Christmas tree takes center stage, sparkling with gold ornaments and ribbons. - Over 400 floating candles in the Great Hall light up simultaneously. The long tables are filled with turkeys, cakes, and gift boxes, instantly taking you back to the night Harry first looked up in awe. - Hogsmeade Village is covered in a blanket of silver, and Diagon Alley gets a "snowy" makeover for the first time. Every photo you take will look like a postcard. 📅 Opening Information November 8, 2025 – January 12, 2026 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM daily (For specific session times, please check the official website calendar for updates) 🚇 Transportation Take the Seibu Ikebukuro Line/Toshima Line to Toshimaen Station and walk for 2 minutes. Or take the Toei Ōedo Line to Toshimaen Station, Exit A2, and you'll be right there. ⚡ Tips There are fewer people in the morning, so you won't have to wait in line for photos. There's a big temperature difference between indoors and outdoors. Bring a scarf and gloves so you can enjoy the magic in the snow

🎃The ultimate Tokyo Tower Halloween light show is back! The NAKED team is turning the 150-meter-high Main Deck into an "orange otherworld." This season, the 150-meter Main Deck transforms into a "Haunted House in the sky." First, you'll see a soothing autumn night with red leaves, pampas grass, and the chirping of insects. Then, 30 seconds later, the background music changes, and ghosts, witches, and bats all start to party. Jack-o'-lanterns dance on the floor-to-ceiling windows, and the Tokyo nightscape instantly gets an orange filter. Just raise your phone and you'll capture a cover-worthy shot! Event Schedule 📅 September 12–October 3, 2025 ⏰ 6:00 PM–10:50 PM 📅 October 4–October 31, 2025 ⏰ 5:30 PM–10:50 PM 💰 JPY 1,500, tickets available on-site, no reservation needed 📍 Tokyo Tower Main Deck, 2nd Floor, North Side 🚇 5-min walk from Akabanebashi Station on the Toei Oedo Line 🚊 15-min walk from Hamamatsuchō Station on the JR Line 🚇 7-min walk from Kamiyachō Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line

The popular "Midsummer Night's Zoo" event, usually held in the summer, will take place in October this year! The theme for this year's night tour is "Autumn Never Sleeps." After dusk, the animals switch to "night mode" with the chirping of insects as background music, creating a full autumn atmosphere. There will also be limited-time special events happening randomly. 📅 October 10–October 13 ⏰ 6:30 PM–8:00 PM. You can also enter during the day and stay until the evening if you haven't had enough fun, but entry is not permitted after 6:30 PM. 🎁 Additional benefits: ✨ Super cute limited-edition autumn menu & merchandise 🎠 Shops & cafes will extend their opening hours to 8:00 PM. 👟 Tips: ✔️ Wear comfortable shoes! Mosquitoes might still be around at night, so don't forget to bring mosquito repellent. ✔️ Do not use flash or strong lights on the animals. Protecting animals starts with you. ✔️ Animal exhibits will close early, so arrive sooner to avoid disappointment. This fall, bring your loved ones and go on a "night tour" of the zoo together