πΌπβ¨ Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Skytree - Skytree Part β¨ππΌ
Following the Asakusa Temple itinerary from the previous post, let's talk about Tokyo Skytree now. Since it's close to home, I often take walks around Skytree and have so much to share! π π Afternoon: Sumida Aquarium and Tokyo Skytree After crossing the Azumabashi Bridge and arriving at Skytree, take the escalator up to the 4th floor to Tree Village, where you'll find a variety of souvenirs. β Beyond the shops, you'll see signs directing you to the Skytree ticket office. If you have time, visit the neighboring Sumida Aquarium first. π Sumida Aquarium The dreamy jellyfish tanks and goldfish lanes are great for photos, and up close, the adorable penguin babies π§ are super cute. Although the aquarium is small, the exhibits are exquisite, just a bit pricey. π If time is tight, head straight to the tower. Buy tickets for a climb after 3 PM, and in winter, you can enjoy the transition from day to night as the sky darkens after 4 PM. π Tokyo Skytree π Limited period events are usually held on the 450m Tembo Galleria, which requires a special ticket that includes access to the Tembo Galleria. The photo spots and decorations are all on the Tembo Galleria, and it's cute to take pictures both during the day and at night! The Chiikawa event ends on January 16th, followed by an event for Genshin Impact. If you're not interested in the events, a ticket to the 350m level is enough. Take a walk around and enjoy the different views of Tokyo, from sunset to night scenery, watching the light and shadow changes. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji β°οΈ! #TokyoTravel #Skytree #SkytreeFood #skytree #TokyoDayTrip #TravelJapanGuide
