Visit guides
This is the index of visit guides 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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Photographing Shibuya Sky: The Rules, the Lockers and the Spots
Tripods and selfie sticks are banned on the observation deck and bags go in lockers first. What you can carry up, and where the shots actually are.
Seeing Shibuya Crossing From Above
The rooftop's southern corners look straight down onto the crossing. What it actually looks like from 229 metres, where to stand, and the free alternatives.
Shibuya Scramble Square: The Building Under the Deck
The 229-metre tower Shibuya Sky sits on top of, built over Shibuya Station in 2019. What is on which floor, and where the observation entrance actually is.
Shibuya Sky at Night: The View After Dark, and the Last Slots
Last admission is 21:20 and the deck closes at 22:30. What the city looks like after dark, and why the late slots are far easier to book than sunset.
Shibuya Sky at Sunset: Which Slot to Book, Month by Month
Sunset in Tokyo moves from 16:29 in December to 18:58 in June, so the slot you want changes with the month. The times, and how early to go up.
THE ROOF SHIBUYA SKY: The Rooftop Bar, and Whether It Is Worth It
THE ROOF is a seated bar on the open rooftop. The sofa ticket includes Shibuya Sky admission; the standing tables do not. What it costs, and who it suits.
What Shibuya Sky Is: The Three Zones, Floor by Floor
Shibuya Sky is a 229-metre rooftop observation deck on Shibuya Scramble Square, in three parts: SKY GATE, SKY STAGE and SKY GALLERY. What each one is.