It was worth waiting in a cue for like 20 minutes, than with express elevator to the 45th floor, one elevator is broken, will be repaired until november 2013, the other two are running normal, up to18 people at time. No entrance fee, view is fantastic, gift shops are only for children and those without the taste, avoid. You can... More

This is located in Shinjuku. There are 2 towers, north and south, and you can go up both for free. On a clear day, the views are fantastic. There is a tourist information centre at ground level and they can speak English and Chinese (could be more but these were the only ones we used).

Morning is the preferred time, or evening after sunset. Since the place is free to public, the queue is quite long, need to wait 10 to 15 minutes. At top has chance to see Mt. Fuji on clear sky. Should put this least priority among all sites specially if you have very limited time in Tokyo.

Can't be bothered lining up to get into the Sky Tree? Try the free viewing platform at the TMG building for a birds-eye view over Tokyo!

It's open till 7.30pm on Sundays so my boyfriend and I went lateish on a Sunday and it was perfect as it was just getting dark so the lights looked spectacular. It was fairly crowded but not too bad, you might have to wait to get to a few of the windows (its not just one big panoramic window) but... More

The top floor of this building gives a great view of Tokyo and it's free and less crowded. I'm glad we got our view of Tokyo from this building instead of waiting on long lines and paying a fee for the Tokyo Sky Tree.

We loved the views from the observation floor - however the whole place feels a little dated, the new Tokyo Skytree Viewing Decks might be more fun.

Easy to access and with a nice cafe on the observation deck and very helpful diorama so you can identify districts and sights

Located in the mix of high rises in "downtown" Tokyo. The 85th floor hosts the best views of the city and Mt. Fuji in the background. A lot less busier than the Sky Tree or Tokyo Tower