Question 1

Can I see Mount Fuji from Sky Carrot Observatory?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on clear days, especially during winter, Mount Fuji is visible from the observation deck. The west-facing windows offer the best views of the mountain, and the deck's position away from other tall buildings provides unobstructed sightlines.

Question 2

Is there an entrance fee for the observation deck?

Accepted Answer

No, the Sky Carrot Observatory is completely free to enter. You can access the 26th-floor observation lobby via a private elevator from the second floor of Carrot Tower and enjoy the panoramic views at no cost.

Question 3

What landmarks can I see from the observation deck?

Accepted Answer

From the observation deck, you can see Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku skyscrapers, and views of Setagaya's residential areas. The western side offers views of Mount Fuji, while the eastern side provides panoramic views of Tokyo's cityscape.

Question 4

Is there a restaurant at Sky Carrot Observatory?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is an Okura restaurant on the same floor as the observation deck. The restaurant offers window seating with views, though it's separate from the free observation area. Reservations are recommended for window seats.

Question 5

Can I use a tripod for photography?

Accepted Answer

Full-size tripods are generally discouraged. Compact tabletop tripods may be acceptable, especially during off-peak hours, but always be mindful of other visitors.