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Access to Roppongi Hills Observation Deck “Tokyo City View” Access to Roppongi Hills Observation Deck “Tokyo City View” Namboku Line Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Keisei Skyliner Narita Airport e Lin Nippori JR Narita Express ote an am Ueno Y R J Akihabara Shinjuku Tokyo Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line Tokyo Metro Harajuku Nogizaka Hibiya Marunouchi Line Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Roppongi Ginza Shibuya Grand Hyatt Tokyo Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Limousine Buses Ebisu Roppongi Hills Shimbashi Azabu-Juban Meguro Daimon Toei-Oedo Line Limousine Buses Shinagawa Hamamatsucho Keikyu Airport Ltd. Express Haneda Tokyo Monorail Airport From羽田空港 main stations to the station nearest to Roppongi Hills From the nearest station to Roppongi Hills Tokyo Metro Tokyo Metro approx. Tokyo Station Ginza Station Roppongi Station Marunouchi Line Hibiya Line 15 min ● 0-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line to Roppongi Station Exit 1C (direct link to Roppongi Hills) ● 4-minute walk from Toei Subway Oedo Line to Roppongi JR Yamanote Tokyo Metro approx. Station Exit 3 Shinagawa Station Ebisu Station Roppongi Station ● 5-minute walk from Toei Subway Oedo Line to Azabu-juban Outer Loop Line Hibiya Line 20 min Station Exit 7 ● 8-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Namboku Line to Azabu-juban Station Exit 4 Tokyo Metro Tokyo Metro approx. Shimbashi Station Ginza Station Roppongi Station ● 10-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line to Nogizaka Ginza Line Hibiya Line 15 min Station Exit 5 Access by Air ● Trains The JR Narita Express Toei-Oedo Line Route 1 Narita Airport Shinjuku Station Change Roppongi Station approx. From Narita Airport 110 minutes Keisei Skyliner Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Route 2 Narita Airport Keisei Ueno Station Change Roppongi Station each way ● Limousine Buses Airport limousine buses stop at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, within the Roppongi Hills complex. Fares: one-way 3,100 yen (tax incl.) per adult and 1,550 yen (tax incl.) per child Travel time is 80 to 120 minutes (depending on the traffic). For more information, please visit: www.limousinebus.co.jp/area/narita/roppongi.html ● Trains Tokyo Monorail Toei-Oedo Line Route 1 Haneda Airport JR Hamamatsucho Station Change Walk for 9 minutes Daimon Station Roppongi Station approx. From Haneda Airport 60 minutes Keikyu Airport Ltd. Express JR Yamanote Line Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Route 2 Haneda Airport Shinagawa Station Change Ebisu Station Change Roppongi Station each way ● Limousine Buses Airport limousine buses stop at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, within the Roppongi Hills complex. Fares: one-way 1,130 yen (tax incl.) per adult and 570 yen (tax incl.) per child Travel time is approximately 80 minutes (depending on the traffic). For more information, please visit: www.limousinebus.co.jp/area/haneda/roppongi.html Access by Bus ● Toei Bus RH01 Line “Roppongi Hills” “Roppongi Keyakizaka” From Shibuya ● The Toei Bus To 01 Line “Roppongi station square” “is in front of EX theater Roppongi” ● The Toei Bus Shibu 88 Line “Roppongi station square” “is in front of EX theater Roppongi” From ● The Toei Bus To 01 Line “Roppongi station square” “is in front of EX theater Roppongi” Shimbashi ● The Toei Bus Shibu 88 Line “Roppongi station square” “is in front of EX theater Roppongi” Access by Car ● From the Shibuya area: 10 minutes from Metropolitan Expressway the “Shibuya” exit ● From the Suginami and Shinjuku areas: 15 minutes from the “Gaien” exit ● From the Ikebukuro area: 10 minutes from the “Kasumigaseki” exit ● From the Meguro, Haneda, and Shinagawa areas: 10 minutes from the “Iikura” exit ● From the Ueno, Chiba, and Shibakoen areas: 10 minutes from the “Shibakoen” exit ● 90minutes from Narita Airport ● 40minutes from Haneda Airport Access from Hibiya Line “Roppongi Station” to Mori Tower Observation Deck 1 4 Exit the ticket gate and get out To the rear on the left a of Exit 1C at Roppongi Station glass-covered building will on the Hibiya Line. Follow through come into view, which is the the concourse, and you’ll see entrance. You are almost three escalators. Take one of the there! escalators to go upstairs. 2 5 Step off the escalator and This is what we call the keep straight. You’ll see a “Museum Cone”, the entrance spider-shaped art object. to the observation deck and Walk past the object. the museum. 3 6 Keep going, and you’ll find There are both elevators and yourself on the walkway in stairs. Go up one floor by this photo. using either one. Inquiries: Tokyo City View TEL +81-(0)3-6406-6652 Meeting Point Tokyo city view (52F) mori tower 3F meeting point.
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