• Experience the 360-degree panoramic view of Shibuya Sky, an observation area on top of Shibuya Scramble Square rising 229m above Shibuya. Shibuya Sky comprises three zones: "Sky Gate," a transitional space on the 14F–45F; "Sky Stage," an outdoor observation area; and "Sky Gallery," an indoor observation corridor on the 46th floor.
• On the rooftop, observe Tokyo from the "Sky Edge," where you can look down at the cityscape without any obstruction. It is a great photo spot!
• Shibuya Sky is the only place in Tokyo where you can have a 360 panoramic view of all the major spots in Tokyo, such as Mt. Fuji, the national stadium, Tokyo Skytree, the scramble crossing, Roppongi Hills, etc. If you want to relax, sit on the hammock at the Cloud Hammock area, and take in the amazing view from the highest point in the Shibuya district At "Sky Gallery," enjoy the dazzling digital art displays that will encourage you to see the city in different ways.

SHIBUYA SKY observatory is part of "Shibuya Scramble Square", a commercial complex building in Shibuya, Tokyo. You may take an express elevator to the observatory entrance on the 14th floor. The facility comprises three zones, namely, "Sky Gate", a transition space leading from the 14th floor, where the ticket office is, to the 45th floor, the "Sky Gallery", an indoor observatory corridor on the 45th floor and the 46th floor, and "Sky Stage", an outdoor observatory terrace on the 46th floor. The "Sky Stage" observatory terrace is probably the most eye-catching attraction within the facility as it allows you to have a bird's eye view of the beautiful cityscape of Tokyo from all angles, making you feel as if you were floating in the air. Standing on the observatory terrace at 229 meters in Shibuya, you can enjoy a panoramic view that stretches from the Tokyo Tower to the Tokyo Skytree, and even to Mt. Fuji.