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Tokyo Tower Diamond Tour: Sunset Over the City from 250 Metres

Ascend the beloved iron icon of Tokyo at golden hour for the exclusive Diamond Tour — access to both the Main Deck at 150 m and the Top Deck at 250 m, limited to just 70 guests per day. A sunset over the Tokyo skyline from here is a memory for life.

What to expect

Tokyo Tower glows tangerine and crimson at dusk — a deliberate nod to the Eiffel Tower's evening palette — and from the glass-floor panels of the Top Deck, the city grid fans out to Tokyo Bay and beyond. The Diamond Tour guide explains the tower's 1958 construction story and its role as Tokyo's emotional heartbeat. The lounge offers premium refreshments as the city lights ignite below you.

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Guided Tokyo Go-Kart Tour: Tokyo Tower to Shibuya Crossing
$150 per person
Run by Observation Deck - First Floor
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Good to know

Book online the moment your itinerary is confirmed — the 70-person cap sells out fast, especially on weekends and holidays. Tokyo Tower is in Minato, roughly 40 min by taxi from the cruise terminal. Plan to arrive at least 30 min before your slot. A sunset slot (approximately 5–6 pm) is spectacular but confirm your ship's all-aboard time allows for it.

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Luxury cruises that call at Tokyo — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.

Azamara · Azamara Quest
17 nights · round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
from $4,090
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Azamara · Azamara Pursuit
9 nights · calls at Tokyo
from $4,239
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Windstar · Star Seeker
10 nights · calls at Tokyo
from $4,415
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Oceania · Oceania Nautica
11 nights · round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
from $4,999
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