[For Seniors] A Quiz to Discover the Charms of Tokyo Skytree

2,500 steps

The number of evacuation stairs in Tokyo Skytree feels endless, doesn’t it? In an emergency, we might have to use these 2,500 steps of the emergency staircase.

I'll try going from the sky from now on.

The catchphrase “From the sky, let’s go from here!” might come from Sorakara-chan’s wish for people to come visit the Skytree. You definitely want to go up the Skytree at least once, right?

about 65 billion yen

The total project cost was about 65 billion yen, so it seems a considerable amount was spent on construction. As the tallest tower in Japan, it likely generated an economic impact beyond expectations.

Tokyo Skytree Station and Oshiage Station

Oshiage Station is served by lines like the Asakusa Line and the Hanzomon Line. Since there are various lines, it might be best to use whichever is most convenient. Tokyo’s rail network is extensive and complex, so you’ll need to be careful not to get lost.

Beer Garden to Look Up At

A resort-themed beer garden held at the foot of Tokyo Skytree. Enjoy delicious drinks and food while gazing up at the towering Skytree.

Inside Tokyo Skytree, there is a commercial complex called Solamachi. It also features retro spaces that evoke the atmosphere of old Tokyo, offering fun for people of all ages.

Observation Shuttle

It's exciting, isn’t it, when you ride the elevator up to the observation deck? That observation elevator is called the Observation Shuttle, and it ascends at a speed of 600 meters per minute.