Tokyo Metropolitan Government

What is Tokyo Metropolitan Government?

The current Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office is a new government building completed in 1990, and architect Kenzo Tange was in charge of architecture.
It features a design with small windows aligned.
It represents Tokyo’s “culturality” and “advancement”, and is expressed in integrated circuit patterns.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has a government office building and a city hall.
The first main government building has an observation room.
Reservation is not required and entrance fee is free.

Spend a relaxing time in the observation room

It is crowded with many tourists from the morning.
There you can see a beautiful view of Tokyo and the sky.
You can also see Mt. Fuji from here.

Pay attention to powerful architecture

After enjoying the observation room, we recommend the Tomin Plaza where you can see the Tokyo Metropolitan Government from the front.
You can see the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building towering towards the sky.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has 3 floors underground, 48 floors above ground, and a height of approximately 243m.