Tokyo Summer Night: Light & Mysteries — Spectacular Views (Front) and Urban Legends (Behind the Scenes) —
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A unique summer night experience that combines the “surface appeal” of beautiful night views with the “hidden appeal” of urban legends and ghost stories—keeping you entertained until the very end. We’ve brought to life this original idea conceived by Rikkyo University students.
Ride an open-top bus to feel the evening breeze as you tour Tokyo’s breathtaking illuminated sights and fully enjoy a physical sense of “coolness.” Furthermore, by encountering mysterious urban legends, you’ll also experience a psychological sense of “coolness”—a truly novel way to beat the summer heat.
To cap off the tour, enjoy the breathtaking views from the Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck, as well as dining and shopping in the surrounding area!
♢Operating Period: August 31 (Mon) – September 6 (Sun)
♢Fare (tax included): Adults: 4,700 yen; Children (ages 4–12): 3,800 yen
♢Departure Location (18:00 departure): Tokyo Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building, Sky Bus Stop No. 1 (Mitsubishi Building, 2-5-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
♢Ending Location (20:00 arrival): Tokyo Skytree
♢Tour Itinerary: Tokyo Marunouchi → Tokyo Tower → Rainbow Bridge → Odaiba Seaside Park (stop to view the fountain show) → Eitai Bridge → Sumida River night view → Tokyo Skytree
*Upon arrival at Tokyo Skytree, the tour ends at the Observation Deck elevator, and participants are free to explore on their own.
*Admission tickets to the Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck (350 m) are included. (Admission to the Sky Corridor (450 m) is not included. Guests wishing to visit the Sky Corridor should purchase tickets at the vending machines on the Observation Deck (350 m). Adults: 1,400 yen; Children: 700 yen)
*Please note that the fountain show may not be viewable or the itinerary may be subject to change depending on show times, weather conditions, and other circumstances.
*This tour is conducted in Japanese. Guests who prefer a language other than Japanese may scan the dedicated QR code with their smartphone or other device to use the multilingual guide. (Available in over 77 languages.)