Tokyo attractions

If you want one of the best views of Tokyo in town, look no further than the Tokyo Skytree. Standing at 2,080 feet tall, the Skytree is nearly twice as high as Tokyo’s second tallest building, the Tokyo Tower. The Skytree has two observation decks, one at 350 meters and one at 450 meters, providing stunning views of the city and the surrounding landscape. On top of that (or rather, beneath that), you'll find a variety of retail stores as well as a popular aquarium.

The National Museum of Western Art (known as NMWA) is a premier public art gallery in Japan and also a UNESCO protected building. It is located in the museum and zoo complex in Ueno Park in Taito, central Tokyo, Japan.

The Tokyo Tower is over 60 years old, and while it may not boast its former title of 'tallest tower in Tokyo', it's still an undeniable icon of the city. Located in the heart of Tokyo, a trip up the tower promises an unforgettable view with panoramas that are sure to leave you impressed. Find out for yourself why there have been 180 million visitors since it opened!

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MoMAT) is Japan's first national art museum located in central Tokyo, near the Imperial Palace. It houses an extensive collection of artworks spanning the Meiji Era to the present day, exhibiting works by Japanese and international artists. With works displayed in chronological order, the MOMAT highlights the influences of Western culture on Japanese art and society, dating back to the early 20th century. The museum reflects a turbulent chapter in Japanese history when the country was modernizing and turning away from its feudal system of governance, towards a more open society.

SMALL WORLDS is the world’s largest indoor miniature theme park. This character-packed indoor park opened in Ariake, Japan in 2020 and continues to entertain people of all ages with a unique sense of immersion created by moving miniatures made with the latest technology.