Tokyo-to Sumida-ku Tokyo Sky Tree
Tokyo Sky Tree is the new TV signal tower being built in Sumida-ku, Tokyo. As of 01 Mar 2011, it was at 604 meters tall,
which is already the tallest building in Japan. When completed later this year, it will stand at 634 meters, the second tallest
freestanding structure in the world. All photos in this page were taken on various bridges on the Kita-jikken River.
The nearest train station is Narihirabashi Station of Tobu Isesaki Line. The station will be renamed to
Tokyo Sky Tree Station in 2012 Spring when the tower is officially opened.
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| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree and its support building from its east side's nearest Keisei bridge. Note the '604m' sign in the lower floor of the building
| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree and its support building from its east side's nearest Keisei bridge. Note the '604m' sign in the lower floor of the building
| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree from its east side's 2nd nearest Nishi-Jikken bridge.
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| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree's reflection from its east side's 2nd nearest Nishi-Jikken bridge.
| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree from its east side's 3rd nearest Jikken bridge.
| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree's reflection from its east side's 3rd nearest Jikken bridge.
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| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree and reflection from its east side's 4th nearest nameless foot bridge. This is far enough to include both the whole tower and its reflection in the same photo.
| View of the Tokyo Sky Tree and reflection under its east side's 4th nearest nameless foot bridge.
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