Shibuya Sky

SHIBUYA SKY, one of Tokyo's tallest buildings, is perched at 751 feet. You can find the best night view right here—neon-lit metropolis unfolds under your feet, in a breathtaking 360-degree panorama. With this guide, planning your trip and securing the photo spot will be easy. Get ready to start your Tokyo adventure to new heights at SHIBUYA SKY!

About SHIBUYA SKY: Key Features & Location 

SHIBUYA SKY has redefined urban observation decks in Shibuya, Tokyo.

SHIBUYA SKY Ticket Prices & Opening Hours

SHIBUYA SKY Admission Prices (On-Site)

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Opening Hours & Duration:

• Open: 10:00-22:30(Admission ends at:21:20)
• Recommended Visit Duration: 1-2 hours
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What to Do in SHIBUYA SKY

Panoramic Views & Sunset Magic

Rooftop Relaxation

Digital Art Exploration

Iconic Photo Opportunities

The gravity-defying Sky Edge glass platforms and the perfect elevated angle over Shibuya Scramble Crossing. Capture Tokyo's most recognizable landmarks from 751 feet heights!
Pro Tip: For best photos, take glass floor photos during blue hour (30 mins after sunset).

How to go to Shibuya Sky?

By Train

From Tokyo Station:

• JR Yamanote Line → Shibuya Station (~15 min) → East Exit → 3-min walk
  From Shinjuku Station:
• JR Yamanote Line → Shibuya Station (~7 min) → Central East Exit → Direct access

To avoid crowds, try not to travel during peak hours(8 to 9 AM and 6 to 7 PM). When exiting, follow the signs for "Shibuya Scramble Square." Elevators are available at all station exits.

By Air

By JR Lines 

Take the JR Yamanote Line, Saikyo Line, or Shonan-Shinjuku Line to Shibuya Station. Follow clear signage to either the East Exit or Central East Exit - both directly linked to Shibuya Scramble Square's entrance.

Alternative Transportation

Taxi

• Drop-off at "Shibuya Scramble Square" 
• Flag Tip: Look for green "空車" (available) lights

Walking Directions

Start from Shibuya Crossing, face the giant 3D cat video screen and walk straight into Shibuya Scramble Square's main entrance. Once inside, head directly to the elevators.

SHIBUYA SKY Layout Map

Source: Shibuya Sky official

Ground Access & Ticketing (14F)

All visitors must pass through the 14th-floor ticket counter, where QR code validation occurs before elevator access. This level handles crowd control with digital queues (pre-booked ticket holders also need scan vouchers here).

Sky Gateway (45F)

The 45th floor serves as the observation deck's primary entry hub, where visitors transition from the elevator. This zone is one of the best places to enjoy Tokyo's skyline and houses, and capped with professional photographers stationed near the escalators to 46F.

Digital Gallery (46F)

The indoor observation level combines technology with views:

• Immersive art wall: Real-time body distortion effects merge visitors with the skyline
• Gourmet counters: Sushi platters and champagne served at window-side tables

Sky Stage (47F)

The rooftop delivers Tokyo's most dynamic aerial experience:

• Lounge: Central deck with 360° sight
• Photography: Where you can get professional shots

Best time to go to SHIBUYA SKY

Seasonal Considerations

Ideal Visiting Hours

Expert Tips: Make a reservation in advance and aim for a weekday sunset or morning slot, which offers excellent views with less people. Always check the official Shibuya Sky website for announcements regarding changes in opening hours due to weather or special events.