Compare the decks

This is the index of compare the decks on Shibuya Sky Tickets. Each page below answers one question fully, and every one of them links back here so you can move between them without searching.

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Shibuya's low-rise rooftops seen through a building window in afternoon light

Free Views in Shibuya, and How They Compare

Shibuya Hikarie's Sky Lobby and the free floors of Scramble Square cost nothing. What you actually give up by not paying for the rooftop.

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The Umeda Sky Building in Osaka, its twin towers joined by the ring-shaped observatory

Shibuya Sky or the Umeda Sky Building

Japan's two famous open-air decks, one in Tokyo and one in Osaka. What each does better, and why the honest answer is which city you are in.

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Tokyo Skytree's lattice silhouette rising over the eastern districts at blue hour

Shibuya Sky or Tokyo Skytree: Which to Visit

Skytree is 634 m and enclosed; Shibuya Sky is 229 m and open to the air. Which one to pick, what each costs, and when doing both makes sense.

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Tokyo Tower lit orange at night, seen from above among the dark blocks of Minato

Shibuya Sky or Tokyo Tower: Which to Visit

Tokyo Tower is the landmark you photograph; Shibuya Sky is the one you photograph from. How the two differ on view, price and what they are for.

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