I arrived at the Skytree in the evening on September 11, 2023 (Monday) (* 'ᵕ' )☆ Viewing it up close is completely different from seeing it from afar. Just like the Seto Ohashi Bridge and Kurobe Dam, people can really build such huge structures, it's amazing. So, I bought a ticket and headed to the elevator. Can you believe it? They said we'll ascend 350 meters in just 50 seconds❕ Incredible❕ The view from above is like a diorama. Now, let's toast with our usual alcohol (*´︶`*)ﾉ☘️ Cheers♬ Wow, for some reason, drinking at the Skytree makes it taste even better. The height here is thrilling. Next, I'll go up to 450 meters and take photos on the glass floor. It's scary to look down (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) Now, I'm heading to eat authentic Monja. It's at a restaurant run by Ciel's friend. Exciting~‼️

This is Skytree, so I start by enjoying the 360-degree panoramic view. As a first-time visitor, it's quite a challenge to figure out what's where. After finally making a full circle, I felt thirsty and decided to take a break at this cafe. I ordered a "Lemon Lychee Cocktail" (850 yen), which was quite delicious with the acidity of lemon and the nice aroma of lychee. It's a beautiful purple cocktail, but unfortunately, my photography skills didn't do it justice. Although it's an alcoholic drink, I couldn't really taste the alcohol. My companion had a "Sky Soft" (550 yen), which was smaller than expected but had a gentle milk flavor and was tasty. For food, we had American dogs, mixed nuts, tortilla chips, fried chicken, and donuts. If I have the chance, I'd like to relax with beer and mixed nuts next time. Thank you, Skytree Cafe!

During the summer vacation, my family and I visited Tokyo Skytree. I was surprised by the large number of visitors, which is to be expected. Unfortunately, the weather was cloudy so we couldn't see the distant views, but we still enjoyed the height of the tower. As I started to feel thirsty, I ordered some drinks at the Skytree Cafe. I got oolong tea, apple juice, and decided to try the Sky Soft serve ice cream. The Sky Soft had a Skytree logo printed on a wafer. The ice cream was soft and started melting quickly, so I ate it swiftly. It had a fine texture and wasn't overly sweet, so I easily finished it. It was refreshing and quenched my thirst.

With the Skytree night view ticket. Since it was a weekday, it was relatively empty, allowing us to enjoy our drinks while admiring the view. We checked in around 7:00 pm, and even though it was still bright outside in late June, the night view started around 7:35 pm. You can purchase the night view ticket for either 6:00 pm or 7:00 pm, but I recommend going at 7:00 pm during the longer daylight seasons.

On a Sunday morning, I decided to visit the Skytree on a whim. I bought a ticket online, so I was able to smoothly go up to the observation deck. However, it was crowded, and there was a long line at the cafe. I wanted to sit down, but to my surprise, it was a bar-style cafe without chairs. The cafe with chairs that I saw on the website was actually on the 340th floor below. Oh well. I didn't have time to eat lunch before coming to the observation deck, so I was hungry and had some fried chicken and muscat lemonade. The flavorful fried chicken tasted delicious on an empty stomach. My companion was happy with their soft serve ice cream.

As an out-of-towner, I had to visit the Skytree. It was crowded with visitors even on a weekday. I enjoyed a non-alcoholic beer (546 yen excluding tax) and some mixed nuts (273 yen) while looking down at Tokyo from a high place. My son had a Sky Soft (455 yen), and my wife had an Orange Cocktail (682 yen). It was a shame that there were no seats available.

No, I have a fear of heights. I'm fine with airplanes, but around the 4th or 5th floor, my legs freeze and my heart races. I haven't climbed Tokyo Tower before, so I decided to try going up the Skytree. I thought it would be less crowded on a weekday, but it was packed with elementary and junior high school students on a field trip. I wonder if students with a fear of heights can refuse to climb? The coffee is similar to Gusto's coffee. It doesn't seem worth 500 yen, but considering the height and tourist spot prices, it's understandable. I wanted to have a drink on the 450m observation deck, but I was told I could only eat and drink in the small dining area on the observation floor. I thought I might collapse from dizziness and palpitations once I reached the observation deck. The deck was wavy and had varying heights, was that the cause of my dizziness? Oh well, I'll probably be dreaming about it for the next few days.

After leaving Asakusa, our next stop was Tokyo Skytree. I personally think towers are meant to be seen, not climbed, but the kids wanted to go up, so we decided to do it. As we rode the elevator, I thought I could imagine the view from the top, but when the doors opened, I was amazed!!! The view was beyond my imagination!!! I couldn't help but exclaim "Wow!" The view from the Skytree completely surprised me. I'm sorry for underestimating it. After taking in the sights of Tokyo from above, we took a break at the café on the observation deck. I ordered a beer, and the kids got Skysoft. Enjoying a beer while looking down at the bustling city of Tokyo made it taste even better! It's all about the atmosphere. The Skysoft the kids ordered was just a regular soft-serve with a Skytree wafer on top, but somehow it felt special! The kids were delighted. However, I did wish there were chairs in the eat-in area, as standing to eat was a bit uncomfortable. It didn't quite help soothe my tired feet. Thank you for the meal!

I had a sour experience in the cloudy weather (^^) First visit to the Skytree! But the cloudy weather made the view unclear ⤵︎ I took a break and waited for clear weather while enjoying Fuji Apple Vinegar at a cafe! It was great to enjoy the scent of Fuji apple while the sour accent of the vinegar was also good (^^)

Tokyo Skytree is the tallest tower in the world, certified by Guinness, standing at a height of 634 meters. From the observation floor at 350 meters above ground, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Kanto region, and from the observation corridor at 450 meters above ground, you can enjoy an even wider view. I visited Tokyo Skytree and took a break at "Skytree Cafe Floor 350". This cafe is a standing cafe and is the highest cafe in Japan. On this day, the weather was clear and I could see Mount Fuji. The soft serve ice cream at Skytree Cafe was delicious, with a rich milk flavor. I accompanied my friends from Kyoto who wanted to visit Tokyo Skytree, and they were very excited to see the stunning views of the Kanto region. Thank you for the meal.

Sky Soft is a cafe located on the 350th floor of Skytree, with a tax-inclusive price of 500 yen. It was my first time visiting Skytree Floor 350, and even though it's January, it was surprisingly hot. I'm not sure if it's because of the strong heating, the large number of people, or the proximity to the sun, but it was definitely hot. In such a situation, it's the perfect time for soft serve ice cream. The soft serve was rich and creamy, with a monaka (wafer) stuck in it and cornflakes at the bottom. The aftertaste was slightly off, though.

The second daughter planned a "Hatobus-style Edo tour" for the day, which included a visit to the Skytree. Since I had been to Tokyo Tower as a child, this was my first time visiting here. The underground parking lot (30 minutes: 350 yen) may show full, but if you wait a bit, you can still use it. There is no discount for using the Skytree observation deck, but if you spend over 3,000 yen at affiliated stores (such as Solamachi), you get 1 hour free, 5,000 yen for 2 hours free, and 7,000 yen for 3 hours free. My daughter and I ended up spending around 7,000 yen, and whether we are good at calculations or not, I'm not sure. (^0^;) The entrance fee was high (3400 yen for the Tembo Deck and Tembo Galleria set), and the elevator was fast (about 50 seconds to the Tembo Deck), which surprised us. We first went to the "Tembo Deck". It was slightly cloudy, but the view was amazing. You can even see the golden object next to the Asahi Beer Headquarters in Asakusa, called the "Flame of the Sacred Fire", but my daughter had a different opinion about it that I can't write here. (^0^;) We enjoyed the view while taking a break at the cafe. There was another cafe downstairs with chairs, but this one only had standing tables. There were sofa seats near the elevator, but you couldn't enjoy the view from there. We tried the Sky Soft (500 yen), which my daughter wanted for the cookies, Lemon Vinegar Soda (500 yen) for a refreshing taste, and the fried chicken (400 yen), which surprisingly tasted good even though it seemed to be frozen. Next, we went to the "Tembo Galleria" and reached the highest point. It was nice to take a break while enjoying this view. There was a glass floor, and although I used to be fine with heights and even did bungee jumping and the Macau Tower skywalk in my younger days, looking down this time made me a bit scared. I guess I'm getting older. (T-T)

I visited this cafe inside the Skytree, which was my purpose for coming here. Personally, I don't like heights so I feel a bit uneasy, but my family seems to be enjoying themselves so it's all good. I ordered the Earth Float Soda of Sorakara-chan for 750 yen. It looks very cute. The soft serve ice cream, to be honest, was surprisingly delicious. The only downside is that the jelly sticks to the ice and makes it hard to eat. Laughing while enjoying the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji, which is also a symbol of the local area, is quite a moving experience.

It's been a while since I visited the Skytree! In the morning, I went up to the observation deck. I also climbed the observation corridor on top of the observation deck, and for some reason, it was collaborating with Evangelion, haha. The café at the observation deck is nice, right? The view from the highest place in Japan is amazing (*≧∀≦*). Having a combination of alcohol and sweets there is the most luxurious and blissful time, don't you think? I tried the Pineapple Cocktail for 750 yen, and it was easy to drink. However, they put too much ice, so the quantity is a bit small! It would be nice if there was a bit more. The soft serve ice cream is 500 yen, and you can add toppings for an extra 50 yen. It was delicious! I also ordered nuts for 300 yen and enjoyed them. The elevator to the Skytree observation deck this time was the autumn elevator. By the way, there are four types: spring, summer, autumn, and winter, so it's luck which one you get to ride when you go there (^○^). And, the glass floor on the observation deck, haha, it's really scary, right? But I'm fine with it, unlike others. It was a great time enjoying the observation deck after a long time! I spent some time here, relaxed, and then headed to lunch...

This is a review of a shop located on the observation deck floor of the Skytree. To come here, an entrance fee is required. Since I came all the way here, I decided to eat something as a souvenir. Of course, I chose soft serve ice cream. So, I ordered the Sky Soft (tax included 500 yen). I paid with my Mobile Suica. It is basically a standing meal. It is a standing meal at 350 meters above ground. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Cafe on the 350-meter floor of the Skytree observation deck. More like a stand-type resting place than a cafe. It was my first time climbing Skytree. Since it was a weekday morning and seemed to be not crowded, I decided to stop by. As expected, there were only a few customers. I decided to try their Lemon Vinegar & Soda for 500 yen (payment possible with transportation IC card). The stand was by the window, with a few seats behind for sitting. I chose the window seat for the best view. I enjoyed the soda while looking at the scenery. It was a refreshing carbonated drink. There was only one other customer, so I didn't feel out of place being alone. Due to the current situation, reservations are required for entry. I made a web reservation a few days ago, but unfortunately, it was a slightly rainy day, so the view was a bit hazy. I couldn't even see Mt. Fuji. Even Tokyo Tower was a bit unclear. The view from the paid observation deck was disappointing.

There is a café located at the 350m point of the Tokyo Skytree observation deck. They were out of the Skytree-themed rice cracker with mixed soft serve (caramel sauce), but they upgraded it to caramel sauce as a service. The smooth soft serve ice cream paired well with the caramel sauce, and it was surprisingly delicious. The dessert was topped with corn flakes. They also served cotton candy in yellow, purple, and light blue colors. While the cotton candy was visually appealing, it was also quite tasty. Overall, it's a café where you can enjoy the view more than the food.

Enjoying tea at the 350m observation deck of the Skytree. Feeling elegant... maybe a bit like Muska (´▽`). I don't have the opportunity to go when I'm in Tokyo, but I went sightseeing with my mother when she came to visit. The entrance fee is a bit high, but once you see the view, it's truly impressive. On a clear day, it's the perfect location! On this day, it was partly cloudy, so I observed the flowing clouds. I used to underestimate the view of the downtown area below, but it's really clear! Since I was already at the Skytree, I had tea at the cafe there. They sell light snacks and drinks, including alcohol, similar to convenience store hot snacks.--------------------------------------・2020 Hot Chocolate 650 yenYay, there's a Skytree design on the latte art(?) drink, how cute (๑◔‿◔๑) It comes in a regular paper cup, with a normal amount, and tastes just average, but at this price, it's as high as the Skytree! I wouldn't buy it once I'm back on the ground... It's nothing special, just sweet and a nice little break size to finish drinking--------------------------------------There are tables along the windows at the Skytree, where you can stand and drink. There are no chairs, so it's a standing-only cafe. The cafe area is well-organized, and you can enjoy the view without being bothered by the flow of people. It's like a typical observation deck cafe. I knew it wouldn't be anything special from the start, but I tried it for the experience. Having tea at this cafe made my memories of the Skytree even more special... I think!

The view is amazing. The soft serve ice cream costs 500 yen, which I found quite reasonable for a place like this. The soft serve has a strong milk flavor and is quite delicious. I was very satisfied with the taste, and I would consider coming back next time. I included a photo, but having sofa seats where you can take a break is really appreciated. Thank you for the meal!

11.1.20 Cafe on the observation deck of Tokyo Skytree. The prices are quite high, perhaps due to the cost of lifting goods. However, I wanted to take a break, so I ordered a highball for 750 yen. My companions had a Kyoho grape cocktail, beer, Sky Soft Vanilla, and blueberry vinegar. We leisurely enjoyed our drinks while taking in the view from the observation deck. Ah, it's so nice. But it's a shame they use plastic cups. Thank you for the meal.