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Shibuya Sky is opening its rooftop bar for a limited time from April 28

Take in the Tokyo skyline views with a drink in hand at Shibuya’s highest rooftop bar

Kaila Imada
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Kaila Imada
Digital Editor, Time Out Tokyo
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The Shibuya Sky observation deck has become one of the hottest attractions in Tokyo since it opened on the rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square. This open-air observation deck boasts 360-degree views of the city from a jaw-dropping 230 metres above ground, and you can see all of Tokyo’s major landmarks including Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree and even Mt Fuji on a clear day. What's more, the observation deck boasts a stunning rooftop bar that's only open for about eight months a year.

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The good news is, the rooftop bar and lounge, known simply as The Roof, is now open for a limited time until from April 28 to December 25. You can order snacks and drinks such as beer, wine, cocktails and mocktails. The bar operates from 4pm until 10pm every evening (from 5pm in August, 2pm-8pm in November and December), giving you a chance to catch the sunset as well as Tokyo’s stunning skyline at night. 

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Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

It’s a good idea to purchase tickets in advance (tickets are sold up to two weeks in advance) to secure one of the cosy couches overlooking the city. You'll be limited to a 50-minute time slot for each couch reservation, which is available as part of a champagne or standard drink set (from ¥7,000 per person). Do note that a minimum of two guests must be present to secure a couch seat. In case of bad weather, The Roof will be closed.

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Photo: Shibuya Scramble Square

For more details and to book a reservation at The Roof, visit the website

This article was originally published on July 9 2020 and updated on April 14 2025.

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