Shibuya Sky Observation Deck
Last updated: August 25, 2026
Shibuya Sky is Tokyo's most spectacular open-air observation deck, 229 metres above the Shibuya scramble crossing. From the rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square the view runs a full 360° — the Shinjuku skyline, Tokyo Skytree, Yoyogi Park and Tokyo Bay, with Mt. Fuji on the horizon on a clear day. Sunset is the hour everyone comes for, when the city turns from daylight to neon beneath you.
Itinerary
- Stop at: SHIBUYA SKY (Shibuya Scramble Square)
Frequently Asked Questions
Sunset is the famous one — you watch the city turn from daylight to neon in a single visit. Clear mornings give you the best odds of seeing Mt. Fuji; after dark the draw is the view straight down onto the glowing scramble crossing.
Loose belongings aren't allowed on the open-air roof — free lockers before the deck take bags, and phones and cameras are fine as long as they're secured with a strap. The indoor Sky Gallery floor below has no such restrictions.
It crowns Shibuya Scramble Square, the tower directly connected to Shibuya Station — follow the signs from the ticket gates and take the lift from the 14th-floor entrance. In rain or strong wind the rooftop can close, but the indoor Sky Gallery keeps the panoramic view open.