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Walk in Tokyo Skytree (Floor Guide)

**Yotsugi station →Oshiage station (Tokyo Skytree)** You can get from Yotsugi Station to Oshiage Station by taking the Keisei Oshiage Line. It’s a direct route and usually takes around 5 minutes. Just board a train bound for Oshiage **Horikirishobuen station →Oshiage station (Tokyo Skytree)** 1. From Horikiri-Shobuen Station to Aoto Station • Take the Keisei Main Line toward Aoto. It will take about 3 minutes. 2. From Aoto Station to Oshiage Station • At Aoto Station, transfer to the Keisei Oshiage Line. • Take a train toward Oshiage (SKYTREE). The ride will take approximately 9 minutes. Tokyo Skytree is a broadcasting and observation tower located in Sumida, Tokyo. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in Japan, standing at a height of 634 meters (2,080 feet). Completed in 2012, it holds the title of the tallest structure in Japan and the second tallest in the world, after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The tower serves as a broadcasting hub for television and radio signals, particularly for the Kanto region. Besides its functional role, Tokyo Skytree is also a popular tourist destination, offering stunning panoramic views of Tokyo and its surrounding areas. On clear days, visitors can even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji from its observation decks. Tokyo Skytree features two main observation decks: the Tembo Deck, located at 350 meters, and the Tembo Galleria, reaching 450 meters. Both decks offer breathtaking views and interactive exhibits. Additionally, the tower is part of the Tokyo Skytree Town complex, which includes a shopping mall, restaurants, and an aquarium, providing visitors with a variety of entertainment options. At night, the tower is illuminated with vibrant LED lights, which often change to commemorate special events or holidays. The illumination designs, named “Iki” and “Miyabi,” represent traditional Japanese aesthetics, adding cultural charm to the modern structure. Whether for sightseeing, dining, or simply marveling at its architectural brilliance, Tokyo Skytree remains a must-visit destination in Japan. *1F Solamachi Shotengai Shopping District* Along the 120m passageway named Solamachi Shotengai Shopping District in East Yard 1F, there are 35 food shops, sundries stores, and cafes. This area can be enjoyed by all who come to Tokyo Solamachi, as it is conveniently located above the subway station and has an open feeling since it is connected to a plaza. With an open and rhythmical saddle roof, relaxed and warm eaves, lit shop signs that use faceted glass from the Edo period, and plants that are reminiscent of gardens in alleys, this shopping district is full of vitality with a taste of the past. *1F Station Street* A shopping street that faces the alley connected to the Tokyo Skytree Station. This street features a gathering of stores that convey the monozukuri Japanese spirit of manufacturing, and promises encounters and sensations with objects, where the creator and user come in contact. *2F Fashion Zone* East Yard 2F is a practical fashion zone that reflects the various tastes of women. Based on the themes of “beautiful,” “cute,” and “delicious,” this floor houses many fashion stores, sundries stores, and sweets shops. East Yard/Tower Yard 3F features stores that focus on a relaxed lifestyle while bringing a hint of excitement to the daily lives of women and families. *2F Food Marche* As the “local kitchen,” West Yard/Tower Yard 2F features stores that sell fresh produce and Japanese and western deli dishes every day. Here, you will also find limited-edition sweets and specialty gifts that are available only here, such as sweets based on the concept of the shitamachi old town. *3F Solamachi Tabe-Terrace* West Yard 3F features the Food Court Solamachi Tabe-Terrace, which is made up of an open “Food Marche” surrounding seating for customers. Visitors can enjoy a variety of food, from Japanese, western and Chinese, to dessert, while taking in the food marché and festival fun. *4F Japanese Souvenirs(Gift/sundries area)* East Yard 4F is a floor with the greatest selection of souvenirs in Tokyo Skytree Town, and is made up of specialty stores that focus on Japan as it is “now.” This floor is designed based on the theme of oodana merchant stores that were common in Edo towns. The traditional Japanese structural aesthetics of columns, beams, and crossbeams contribute to a unified appearance of the various stores. West Yard 4F is a zone popular among families and students on school trips, lined with official TV and entertainment stores, as well as street food. *6F Solamachi Dining* East Yard 6F and 7F make up Solamachi Dining, which is Tokyo Solamachis main dining floors. #tokyoskytree #도쿄스카이트리 #東京スカイツリー #すみだ水族館