"A Cafe & Terrace to Savor the Lingering Feelings of the Sky" is Born on the 5th Floor of TOKYO SKYTREE(R)! "LOOK UP CAFE TOKYO SKYTREE"

"LOOK UP CAFE TOKYO SKYTREE" will open on the 5th floor of Tokyo Skytree on Friday, May 22, 2026, to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the Tokyo Skytree's opening (No observation deck admission fee is required. Anyone can use it.).

Concept: A cafe & terrace to savor the lingering feelings of the sky.

The rooftop area of the Tokyo Skytree's main entrance will be opened as a terrace.

The previously inaccessible rooftop area of the Tokyo Skytree's main entrance will be developed into a terrace and opened for the first time as a relaxing space for cafe customers. On the terrace, while still feeling the excitement from the observation deck, you can enjoy a leisurely time at the cafe while gazing at the powerful, spectacular view of the Tokyo Skytree from directly below. Visiting the cafe before going to the observation deck will also heighten your anticipation for the view from the Tokyo Skytree.

"Photogenic" limited cafe menu.

"LOOK UP CAFE TOKYO SKYTREE" will offer a cafe menu that can only be enjoyed here, including "photogenic" sweets and drinks inspired by the Tokyo Skytree's lighting.

Please enjoy a relaxing time at the new cafe directly under the Tokyo Skytree, where you can enjoy the powerful scenery along with your cafe experience, even for a moment in your daily life.

Details such as the menu will be announced at a later date.

About the Cafe & Terrace LOOK UP CAFE TOKYO SKYTREE, where you can savor the lingering feelings of the sky.

We created this cafe with the hope that you can experience the excitement of the Tokyo Skytree observation deck on the ground as a "lingering feeling of the sky," making your time at the Tokyo Skytree even more special.

"LOOK UP CAFE TOKYO SKYTREE" is a cafe where you can have a special experience that makes you want to look up at the Skytree from directly below. You can casually enjoy scenery that you'll instinctively want to photograph, along with exclusive cafe menu items you can't find anywhere else, such as cloud-inspired crepes and drinks inspired by the Tokyo Skytree's lighting.