Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No.1 — Local services in Tokyo

One thing I’ve noticed about Japanese people is that they always strive to give their best to others, including tourists. While some societies tend to keep the best for themselves, in Japan, they generously share it. Even their government buildings, like the one I visited, have an observatory specifically designed to offer tourists the best view of Tokyo. I really enjoyed my visit, and the best part is that it’s completely free of charge. On the observatory floor, there’s a souvenir shop and café, and although the chocolate ice cream was decent, the experience overall was memorable. You do need to go down one floor to find the restroom, but it’s worth it. We also picked up a few souvenirs...

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 An unforgettable (and free!) Tokyo experience! Hard to believe that such a professional and well-managed observatory is completely free to visit! The panoramic views of Tokyo are truly breathtaking—even though I couldn’t catch Mt. Fuji due to cloudy weather, the experience was still remarkable. What made the atmosphere even more special was the public piano—each performer played so beautifully, and the queue was organized very smoothly. Small details like a free water fountain and reasonably priced vending machines made the visit even more comfortable. If you’re visiting Tokyo, this is a must-see spot! Can’t...

You can enter for Tokyo wheel 45 floor for free. During autumn season sunset is 1630 if you can come around 1600 you can see both the daytime and night time. The queue is quick. During this period they have the light show in front of the building start from...