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4.3· 4,555 reviews
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4.3/ 5

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Across the general reviews, customers tend to describe the place as great, cool, and modern with nice views, though a few find it limited and prefer other shopping centers in Tokyo.
What does Dynamighty do?

Dynamighty operates Minato, an online platform for learning Japanese and connecting with other students worldwide. The company focuses on developing Japanese language and cultural exchange courses.

What are the most common complaints about Dynamighty?

Based on the critical reviewers, the main complaints center on the venue itself: some describe it as a boring or limited shopping center with too few shops, while another criticises long waits for the elevator to the museum on the 52nd floor and difficulty reaching it. These are views expressed only by the lowest-rated reviewers on file and do not represent the overall picture.

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Lowela Siarot Onggo
Reviews 1

A good place for friends and families to hangout since the place have a museum, observatory, shops and restos, cinema and hotel. The ambience at the vicinity of this place is quite good and it has a nice view of Tokyo tower. It is also a child-friendly place because they have a family room where babies and children can play for free.

Keiko Uto
Reviews 1

If it is not an exhibition, an event or a specific shop purpose
I think that there is nothing special noteworthy as a sightseeing spot
Night view from the high place too
The merit is doing until late
If it is sightseeing really it is the town office (free) from here
Is Sky Tree better?
If you look after meals at exhibitions and restaurants
I hope to use it later on dating

Even so it is famous, so there are many tourists
I think that it is originally a business building

Especially if you come by sightseeing without any particular purpose
Only at most there are many Ingress portal objects
I wonder if there is no thing to see ...

Richard R.
Reviews 1

Mori Tower in Roppongi Hills is quite the building. It was completed in 2003 and is the sixth-tallest building in Tokyo at 781 feet. Because it is situated on a natural hill, it sits even taller and offers a fantastic view from the 54th floor rooftop helipad. It has more than 4 million square feet of floor space making it one of the largest buildings in the world.

Outside the tower sits Maman, a bronze, stainless steel, and marble sculpture by the artist Louise Bourgeois. The sculpture, which depicts a spider, is among the world's largest, measuring over 30 ft high and over 33 ft wide (927 x 891 x 1024 cm). It includes a sac containing 26 marble eggs and its abdomen and thorax are made of ribbed bronze. The title is the familiar French word for Mother.

ori hara
Reviews 1

I use it because various events are held and there is a movie theater TOHO. Please note that it is convenient to access from the Metro Hibiya line, but you will be outside once from the Oedo line. If you have time to find out where the stairs and the stairs are, it may be nice to take a walk, because the movie theater here is often the venue for stage greetings, so if you are going to use that day, I recommend that you go out early. Also, during the Christmas illuminations, there is a Christmas market (a shop that sells Christmas goods) and the surrounding decoration is wonderful. Please please.

Woosung Choe
Reviews 1

I want to give you more stars, but 5 is a perfect score.
Skydeck pays an additional 500 yen, so go unbeaten. Although the Skytree is high, it's unfortunate that it's blocked, but it's incomparable to see the night view while enjoying the wind in the open place.
And the Chinese, please don't make any noise. Everyone is watching quietly, but only the Chinese screamed. I really hate it.

Mona
Reviews 1

It opened in 2003, so it's getting slightly old. If you work here, the elevator (lift) takes ages since the building is so tall. Not a lot of places to eat inside. Goldman Sachs is on the very top, Google is also here, and it was the middle of the Livedoor scandal back in the days.

David Ojeda
Reviews 1

I guess the mall is the real attraction here. It seemed good for shopping!

I just hung around walking through the mall really. Took some pictures of Tokyo tower from there and then walked to a Shake Shack just a few blocks from the mall :))

There is a museum, Mori Art museum, and an observatory, but didn't go.

There is also one of the seven permanent Maman sculptures.

Potential Lee
Reviews 1

The price is sold at the local price of 1,800 yen
Fortunately, Naver search is at least 50% discount.
The night view became a necessary course in the trip, but I went there all of a sudden, but not as much as I expected. Tokyo seems to have nothing to look at.
I was told that I could use the sky deck for an additional payment of 500 yen, but I did not use the wind blowing.
I have an art museum.
I do not drink in there, and the souvenir shop is small, so there are usually 1 or 2 things to watch.
The only conclusion is that the night course is a necessary course and the degree to which you get discounted and cheap. I'd rather go out and see Yokohama or such a place.

Jessie
Reviews 1

The night view is very beautiful!
But there are too many Chinese customers, and they are crazy to take pictures with flashlights, and it is noisy!
Ruining many people's interest in seeing beautiful scenery
The good risk is 360 degrees

Christine Zhang
Reviews 1

Great spot to take pics of Tokyo with Tokyo tower. 1800 Yen for the observation tower and Mori art museum. If you want to get up to the sky deck, that's additional 500 YEN and you can pay that on the 52nd floor. Also need 100 YEN to use the locker, they don't allow to carry bags to sky deck. Building is relatively new, follow the sign of observation deck Tokyo city view from Roppongi station.

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About Dynamighty

'Minato' - learn Japanese and interact with fellow students around the world online. At Minato our constant goal is to always develop the most inspiring Japanese courses. Let Minato be the place you start your Japanese language and cultural exchange journey.

Dynamighty is a company that offers an innovative online platform called "Minato" for learning Japanese and interacting with fellow students from around the world. With a constant goal of developing the most inspiring Japanese courses, Minato is the perfect place to start your journey towards mastering the language and immersing yourself in Japanese culture.

At Dynamighty, we understand that learning a new language can be challenging, especially when it comes to languages as complex as Japanese. That's why we have designed Minato to be an engaging and interactive platform that makes learning fun and easy. Our courses are tailored to suit different levels of proficiency, from beginners to advanced learners.

One of the unique features of Minato is its ability to connect students from all over the world in real-time. This means you can interact with fellow learners, practice speaking Japanese together, and even make friends along the way. Our community of learners is diverse and inclusive, making it easy for anyone to feel welcome.

Our team at Dynamighty comprises experienced educators who are passionate about teaching Japanese language and culture. We believe that by providing high-quality education through our online platform, we can help bridge cultural gaps between Japan and other countries while promoting cross-cultural understanding.

Whether you're interested in learning basic conversational skills or want to delve deeper into advanced topics like business or literature, Minato has something for everyone. Our courses cover a wide range of topics such as grammar, vocabulary building exercises, reading comprehension exercises among others.

In addition to our regular courses on offer at Minato , we also provide specialized training programs for businesses looking to expand their operations into Japan or improve communication with their Japanese counterparts. These programs are tailored specifically according  to your needs so you can get exactly what you need out of them.

At Dynamighty ,we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality education through our innovative online platform -Minato .We believe that by providing accessible education opportunities ,we can help people achieve their goals while fostering cross-cultural understanding .So why not join us today? Let us help you start your journey towards mastering one of the most fascinating languages in the world- The beautiful language-Japanese!