Tokyo Solamachi Tours and Tickets

Here is the best way to experience Tokyo Solamachi right now:

• Asakusa and Skytree HADO Experience and Landmarks

Tokyo Solamachi is a shopping and dining complex, so there’s no cost to have a look around—though there are plenty of shops you might be tempted to spend in. Tours that cover the complex, the area around Tokyo Skytree, and the historical Asakusa neighborhood nearby cost from US$61.

The operating hours of businesses within Tokyo Solamachi vary slightly. The entire building is open from 10am until 9pm, while the restaurants on the 6th, 7th, 30th, and 31st floors are open from 11am until 11pm. If you want to visit a specific business, check its opening hours on the Tokyo Solamachi website.

Tokyo Solamachi is easy to reach by public transportation from other parts of Tokyo. The closest train stations are Oshiage (Skytree) Station on the Toei Asakusa, Tobu Skytree, and Tokyo Metro Hanzomon lines, and Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree line. These stations are a very short walk from Tokyo Solamachi.

Yes, Tokyo Solamachi offers tax-free shopping options for visitors with residency outside Japan. Look for a red “Tax Free” symbol at individual shops. To be eligible for a tax refund, you must spend ¥5,500 or more (including tax) and apply for the tax refund on the day of the purchase.

Yes, Tokyo Solamachi is wheelchair accessible. The complex has accessible parking, wheelchair rental on the first and third-floor information counters, and multi-purpose, wheelchair-accessible restrooms throughout the complex (though not all restrooms are wheelchair accessible). Elevators and ramps also make navigation stress-free.