Shiba area

Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower opened in 1958 and has been popular among tourists as a landmark tower in Tokyo. From either the main observation deck, at 150m above ground, or the special observation deck at 250m above ground, visitors can get a panoramic view of Tokyo. Visitors can also enjoy a romantic nighttime view of the city lights.

Closed: Open year round

Admission: A fee is charged for admission to the large and special observation decks.

Address: 4-2-8 Shibakoen

Zojo-ji Temple

Built in 1393, Zojo-ji Temple is well known as the family temple of the Tokugawa shogun. The remains of six of the 15 generations of Tokugawa shoguns that ruled the Kanto region throughout the Edo period (1603–1867) are buried here. The temple is home to many treasures that have been designated as important cultural properties by the national and metropolitan governments.

Closed: Open year round

Admission: Free

Address: 4-7-35 Shibakoen

Shibakoen

As one of Japan's first parks, Shiba Park was built around Zojo-ji Temple. The expansive park grounds include plenty of beautiful natural spaces and lots of things to see. The momiji-dani (maple leaf valley) is a sight not to be missed. As suggested by the name, many Japanese maple trees are planted there and visitors can enjoy the autumn foliage. In the spring, visitors flock to the park to see the plum trees as well as nearly 200 cherry trees.

Address: 1, 2, 3, 4 Shiba-koen

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Sightseeing Destinations in Minato City