Tokyo Solamachi: Your Ultimate Guide to Tokyo's Shopping and Entertainment Hub

Name: Tokyo Solamachi
Address: Sumida City, Tokyo, 131-0045, JP
Rating: 4.2

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Tokyo Solamachi: Your Ultimate Guide to Tokyo's Shopping and Entertainment Hub

Overview

Tokyo Solamachi, known as Tokyo Sky Town, is a sprawling entertainment and shopping complex located in Tokyo. Home to more than 312 shops and dining options, it offers an array of attractions that cater to visitors of all interests. The facility is conveniently connected to the underground Oshiage Station, making access effortless. Guests can explore unique locations like the fascinating Sumida Aquarium, a captivating planetarium, and the Japanese Experience Zone, featuring specialty stores that celebrate Japan's rich culture. Among the highlights are exclusive shops selling diverse types of Japanese salt, delightful Japanese culinary delights, artisan crafts, and popular themed stores such as Hello Kitty. With a vibrant food market and four floors of restaurants, Tokyo Solamachi also includes peaceful green spaces for relaxation. After indulging in shopping and dining, visitors can ascend to the observation deck of the iconic Tokyo Skytree via a fast elevator, rounding off an unforgettable experience.

Reviews

Liam Sato

Japan

This place is incredible! It might just be my new favorite mall in Tokyo. There's something for everyone to enjoy, from food and snacks to clothes and toys. The aquarium is delightful, and you can even ascend the SkyTree. It’s massive, so you can certainly spend all day here. It’s perfect for souvenirs or casual strolls. There are numerous bathrooms, escalators, and elevators making it very accessible for families or those in wheelchairs.

Takashi Minato

Japan

This large shopping center is conveniently located right below the Tokyo Skytree. You will find many shops and restaurants to cater to your shopping and dining needs.

Riku Tanaka

Japan

It's a surprisingly spacious shopping center! It’s the ideal spot to shop and grab a bite after visiting the aquarium or going up the Tokyo Skytree. The prints from the Jump Shop are fantastic gifts for anime enthusiasts, and the Kirby Café is a must-see! If you don’t have a reservation for the Kirby Café, you can still buy exclusive merchandise from a nearby shop. Plus, there's a Pokémon center too.

Aiko Yamamoto

Japan

The Christmas Market is spectacular. The lights, decorated trees, food, and overall atmosphere were perfect, making it an unforgettable experience.

Kenta Suzuki

Japan

This gigantic shopping mall has an abundance of activities. It features an aquarium on the 4th floor, a museum, a planetarium on the 7th floor, a grocery store, a food court on the 3rd floor, clothing and local craft stores on the 4th floor, and a high-end dining area on the 31st floor. The dining area is open to the public and offers stunning views of the surrounding area, even for those not dining. It's a lovely, free way to enjoy the scenery without needing to pay for the SkyTree. With two train stations nearby, it's very accessible by public transport.