About this experience
Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbou Park provides an immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Watch the sky as it transitions through an array of colours from day to night while enjoying 360-degree panoramic views of Tokyo from 251 metres above sea level. Have fun at the park with family, watch little ones play on the lawn, or chill with friends at the cafe. If luck is on your side, glimpse the rare Diamond Fuji phenomenon, where the sun sets on the summit of Mt. Fuji as the moon rises.
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Sunshine 60, 3 Chome-1-1 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo, Japan
Head to Sunshine City in Ikebukuro and follow signs for Sunshine 60 Building. The observatory entrance is inside the building — present your mobile ticket at the admission gate.
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- Your mobile ticket (screenshot or app)
- Earphones if you have booked the audio guide option
- A fully charged smartphone if using the audio guide
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your ticket is delivered to your phone and can be scanned directly from your screen at the entrance.
What are the opening hours?
Opening hours vary and some dates may have closures. Check the official Sunshine 60 website before your visit. Last admission is one hour before closing time.
Can I cancel my booking?
Please check the cancellation policy shown at checkout for your specific ticket type and booking date.
Is the observatory accessible for wheelchair users?
The building has lift access. For specific accessibility requirements, we recommend contacting the venue directly before your visit.
How does the audio guide work?
The audio guide runs through your own smartphone. You will need to bring your own earphones — they are not provided. Download or access the guide using the details sent with your booking.
When is the best time to visit to see Diamond Fuji?
Diamond Fuji is a rare seasonal phenomenon visible only on certain clear days, typically around the winter solstice period. There is no guarantee of sighting it — weather and atmospheric conditions on the day are the deciding factor.