Ready to be stunned by the most brazen experiment of Tokyo’s urban construction? Well, Get ready for Roppongi Hills, where skyscrapers rub shoulders with shopping sprees in a concrete jungle playground! Among all those places to visit in Tokyo, this shiny giant stands out like a rockstar in a business suit. Picture this: a 54-story tower that’s Tokyo’s answer to “How much awesome can we fit in one building?”Cool things to do in Tokyo? Zoom up to the observation deck, play “spot Mount Fuji” on clear days, or get your art fix at the Mori Art Museum (where even the elevator ride feels fancy). Down below, it’s a playground of swanky shops, mouth-watering restaurants, and enough entertainment to make your FOMO go into overdrive.
Grab our Japan tour packages to chart your adventure, Roppongi Hills is where Tokyo flexes its modern muscles – think Wall Street meets Wonderland, only with that extra pinch of Japanese innovation. It is the experience of not just going to a place but the ultimate “hold my beer” moment in urban design for Tokyo.
The Mori Tower stands at the heart of Roppongi Hills Tokyo, the tallest and most distinguishable in all of Tokyo. The skyscraper itself, with 54 floors, is beyond an architectural marvel-it’s an integration of work, culture, and play all within one.Roppongi Hills Mori Tower consists of offices, apartment rooms, and the highly-renowned Mori Art Museum. Enthusiasts of modern arts will marvel at the perpetual rotating exhibits with artists on both native and foreign soil. Given its position on the high floors, enjoy your artwork from a city view.
Speaking of views, don’t miss the Roppongi Hills Observation Deck on the 52nd floor. Stunning views from here reach across the city, so you see such landmarks as Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree if you are lucky to see through the clearness of the sky. But what is more adventurous is the Sky Deck open area, great for a shot, or simply standing there to get a sense of the city’s beauty.
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