Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observatories

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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.

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Address
45F Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, 2-8-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku

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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