Shibuya Sky is the open-air rooftop of the 2019 Shibuya Scramble Square tower — 230m above the Crossing, with a fenceless edge (safety glass at waist height) and a helipad-style central deck for the iconic photo straight down on the Scramble.
What to Expect
Lift up to the indoor 46F (Sky Gallery), then escalator to the open-air 47F roof. The central Sky Edge photo spot is fenceless against waist-high tempered glass — the iconic angle. Helipad-style hexagonal Sky Stage in the middle has Bluetooth-projected art at night. Allow 60-90 min including queues at peak.
Consider This Instead
For a higher and slightly less photographed view with Mt Fuji visibility on clear days, head to Tokyo Skytree in Oshiage — 350m vs Sky’s 230m, indoor decks, and easier walk-in tickets.
How to Get There
Getting There
From Shibuya Hachiko Exit
- 1Take Scramble Square mall escalator to 14F → Shibuya Sky entrance
Tips
- Book sunset slot 2 weeks ahead. Walk-in costs 12% more and may sell out at peak.
- No bags allowed on the roof. Free lockers on the indoor floor; bring valuables only.
- Closed in lightning. Open-air rooftop closes at the first thunder. Indoor 46F stays open with the same view.
FAQ
Shibuya Sky vs Tokyo Skytree?
Sky = open-air, lower (230m), Crossing-direct-below photo. Skytree = indoor, higher (350m), Mt Fuji visibility on clear days. Sky for the icon photo; Skytree for the view.
Best time slot?
1 hour before sunset — daylight + golden hour + blue hour + neon all in one visit. Books out fastest.
