TOKYO — The seemingly endless sprawl of Tokyo can be hard to take in from the ground. But sky-high observation decks dotted across the Japanese capital offer a fresh perspective.
Among the most popular are the two decks at the Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, which attracted an average of 4.5 million visitors a year before the pandemic.
With its distinctive metallic lattice facade, the 634-meter tower can be seen for miles around in Tokyo and offers the highest observation deck in the city.
The Tembo Deck is a little over halfway up, with towering glass panels allowing a panoramic view of the concrete jungle far below.
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