The deck, a department-store food hall and a garden, with both entry fees covered.
- Duration4 hours
- LanguagesEnglish, Japanese
This four-hour tour costs $102 and is the only shortlisted product that covers two paid admissions: the Shibuya Sky ticket and the Shinjuku Gyoen entrance fee. It pairs the deck with an Isetan depachika, the basement food hall under a Japanese department store, and then the garden. That combination suits a first full day in Tokyo better than a tour that stays in one district, because it moves from a view, to food, to somewhere quiet, which is a reasonable shape for a day when jet lag is still in play.
Compare Shibuya Sky ticketsKey facts
combo-food-and-garden- Duration
- 4 hours
- Meeting point
- Shibuya Sky, Shibuya Scramble Square
- Price
- $102 per person
- Languages
- English, Japanese
- Cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Included
- ✓ Local Tour Guide
- ✓ Admission Ticket to SHIBUYA SKY
- ✓ Shinjuku Gyoen entrance fee
Not included
- ✗ Food and drinks
What the two included admissions are worth
The Shibuya Sky ticket is 2,700 yen online before 15:00, about $17. Shinjuku Gyoen's entrance fee is smaller but still a separate transaction, and the garden keeps its own closing times. Having both covered in one booking removes two queues and two payment steps from the day. The remainder of the $102 is four hours of guiding across two districts.
The depachika, and why it is on the itinerary
A depachika is the food floor in a department store basement, and Isetan's is among the best known in Tokyo. It is free to walk through, so it is not an admission being sold to you; it is on the route because it is a good place to eat without booking anything. Expect prepared food, sweets and produce rather than a sit-down meal.
The pace across four hours
Four hours covers Shibuya, the food hall and the garden, so the time on the observation deck itself is a portion of that rather than the bulk. If the deck is the reason you are booking, a shorter deck-focused tour gives you more of it. If you want a day shaped for you, this does that.
Who it suits
First-time visitors on a first full day, and anyone who wants the deck without organising the rest of the day around it. Travellers who have already seen Shibuya, or who want the sunset slot specifically, are better served elsewhere.
Who should not book this
- Anyone focused only on the observation deck
- Visitors who want a sunset slot
- Travellers with limited walking stamina — this is four hours on foot
Check prices & dates
Book your tickets in advance: popular time slots sell out.
Compare Shibuya Sky ticketsHow to book
Booking goes through the operator on GetYourGuide, which takes the payment and issues the confirmation; this site never handles a booking or a card detail. Cancellation is free up to the window shown above. The listing also offers reserve now, pay later, so the slot can be held without paying today. This site may earn a commission on bookings at no extra cost to you.
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Frequently asked questions
Which admissions are included?
Two: the Shibuya Sky admission ticket and the Shinjuku Gyoen entrance fee. Both appear in the listing's inclusions.
Is food included?
No. The depachika stop is a place to buy food, not a meal that comes with the tour.
What if the rooftop closes?
If the open-air SKY STAGE closes for weather or extreme heat, the 46th-floor indoor SKY GALLERY stays open and the operator does not refund the tour or the Shibuya Sky ticket. That is stated in the listing's own conditions.