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Kenzo Tange's domineering Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is worth visiting purely to have a good look at its spectacular edifice, but it's also home to a pair of free observation decks that have become a popular stop on many tourist itineraries. For good reason, too: unlike other contenders like Roppongi Hills (¥1,500) and Tokyo Sky Tree (¥2,000 and counting), the TMG's observatories are completely free of charge. Particularly popular at sunset, when clear days afford good views of Mt Fuji, the observation decks also serve refreshments.
Open North Observatory 9.30am-11pm daily, South Observatory 9.30am-5pm daily (until 11pm if North Observatory closed) / North Observatory closed 2nd and 4th Mon; South Observatory closed 1st and 3rd Tue; both closed Dec 29-31, Jan 2-3
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