The Sakura Skytree

The wonder of cherry blossoms is brought to new heights at Tokyo Skytree.

What to expect

Once you’re done enjoying the nearby cherry blossoms at Sumida Park, head up to Tokyo Skytree’s Tenbo Observation Deck. See the sakura-themed attractions: from blossoms across the enormous window panes to special photo spots decked out in shades of pink.

At the Sakura Café, try out different themed snacks and drinks. The vivid pink and tranquil blues in the glass are just one more reminder of the beauty of Japan’s spring.

Highlights 2026

The observation deck will be decorated with Japanese-style sakura displays and designated photo spots, allowing visitors to capture cherry blossom motifs alongside the city skyline. The W1SH RIBBON monument on Floor 350 will feature pink ribbons during the event period.

At the SKYTREE ROUND THEATER®, a short special film themed around the beauty and transience of cherry blossoms will be screened on the panoramic windows.

The SKYTREE CAFE on Floor 350 will serve limited-time sakura-inspired drinks and sweets, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options as well as vegan, gluten-free doughnuts.

On selected evenings, the tower exterior will light up in a pink-themed “Sakura SKY” illumination pattern. Spring-limited photo services will also be available on the deck, with optional cherry blossom petal overlays.

In addition, the SKYTREE SHOP on the 5th floor will display a sakura symbol tree and sell seasonal cherry blossom goods, including event-exclusive items.

Tickets

The Sakura Skytree event is free, but to access it in full you’ll need to head up to the Tenbo Observation Deck of Tokyo Skytree. Tickets for the deck vary in price depending on whether you’re buying on the day or in advance, as well as if you’re going on a weekday or weekend. Adults can expect to pay around ¥3,500 or ¥3,800 for a same-day, weekday, or weekend ticket respectively. Get tickets here.