Tokyo Midtown Tours and Tickets

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Tokyo Midtown is a large mixed-use development—sometimes called a “city within a city”—in the central Roppongi neighborhood. At its center is the Midtown Tower, one of Tokyo’s tallest buildings at 813 feet (248 meters) high. Tokyo Midtown contains apartments, offices, shops, restaurants, museums, parks, and a high-end hotel.

Tokyo Midtown is located in the Roppongi neighborhood of central Tokyo. It’s easy to reach from other parts of the city as there are plenty of public transport links nearby. The closest stations are Roppongi on Tokyo Metro’s Hibiya line and Toei Subway’s Oedo line, and Nogizaka on Tokyo Metro’s Chiyoda Line—both stations are a short walk away.

The various businesses and attractions within Tokyo Midtown operate their own hours. The shops are generally open from 11am until 9pm, while the restaurants are open from 11am until around 12am. The Suntory Museum of Art, which many travelers come here to visit, is open from 10am to 6pm Sunday to Thursday, and until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

Yes, Tokyo Midtown is accessible for people with disabilities, including wheelchair users. It comprises modern buildings that were designed with accessibility in mind, so there are elevators and accessible toilets throughout, including at the Suntory Museum of Art. However, the underground corridor connecting Tokyo Midtown with Roppongi Hills has stairs.

Yes, Tokyo Midtown hosts several special events and festivals throughout the year. Some highlights include the Tokyo Midtown Christmas and Starlight Garden in November and December, an outdoor ice-skating rink in winter, and Tokyo Midtown Design Touch in the fall. Nearby, the Roppongi Hills Bon Odori is a traditional-style summer festival held in August.