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Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbou-Park: Tokyo's Sky Garden

Experience breathtaking 360° Tokyo views from this sky-high indoor garden atop Ikebukuro's Sunshine 60, perfect for families and sightseers.

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Located atop the Sunshine 60 Building in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Tenbou-Park is an indoor sky garden offering panoramic views of the city. At 251 meters above sea level, this observation deck provides a unique perspective of Tokyo's skyline, with seasonal events and family-friendly spaces.

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  • Higashiikebukuro, 3 Chome−1 サンシャインシティ サンシャイン60ビル 60F, Toshima City, 3 Chome Higashiikebukuro, Tokyo, 170-8630, JP
  • +813-3989-3457
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Local tips

  • Visit on weekdays between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to enjoy a picnic in the designated area with your own food and drinks.
  • Check the official website for the latest seasonal events and exhibitions to enhance your visit.
  • Purchase tickets online in advance to avoid potential lines, especially during peak seasons.
  • Take advantage of the free audio guide available in multiple languages to learn more about the city's landmarks.
  • Consider visiting both during the day and at night to experience different views of the Tokyo skyline.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Ikebukuro Station, take the JR Yamanote Line or other major train lines. Walk approximately 5-10 minutes to Sunshine City, following signs for the Sunshine 60 Building. Take the exclusive elevator on the B1 floor of Sunshine City directly to the observatory on the 60th floor. The subway from Ikebukuro Station to Higashi-ikebukuro Station costs ¥160-¥200. Alternatively, the IKEBUS, a retro-styled community bus, stops at Sunshine City; a single ride costs ¥200 for adults.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available from Ikebukuro Station. The taxi ride to Sunshine 60 takes approximately 5 minutes and costs between ¥750 and ¥1200, depending on traffic. A taxi from Ikebukuro Station to Sunshine City Prince Hotel is approximately ¥750.

  • Walking

    From Ikebukuro Station, it is approximately a 10-15 minute walk to Sunshine 60. Follow the signs to Sunshine City and the Sunshine 60 Building. The route is straightforward and well-marked.

  • Driving

    Sunshine City is directly connected to the Higashi Ikebukuro Exit on the Metropolitan Expressway No. 5. Parking is available at Sunshine Parking, which accommodates 1,800 vehicles. Parking costs ¥400 per 30 minutes, with a maximum of ¥4,800 for 6-24 hours. Discounts are available with purchases at Sunshine City facilities. Check parking lot detail page for vehicle height restrictions.

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Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbou-Park, situated on the 60th floor of the Sunshine 60 Building, is more than just an observation deck; it's a versatile indoor sky park. Reopened as Tenbou-Park in April 2023, it offers a relaxing space with 360-degree views of Tokyo. The observatory provides unobstructed views of iconic landmarks such as the Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower, and even Mount Fuji on clear days. The park-like atmosphere includes artificial grass, cloud-shaped seating, and family-friendly amenities, making it a unique destination for all ages. Sunshine 60 itself has a rich history. Completed in 1978, it was built on the site of the former Sugamo Prison, where war criminals were held after World War II. Today, Sunshine 60 is a symbol of Japan's post-war recovery, housing shops, restaurants, and the Tenbou-Park observatory. The observatory is designed to provide perfect conditions year-round, with various seasonal events and exhibitions.

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