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Love this place. There are many good restaurants, clinics and offices. I have been there many times on different occasions. View from 51st Floor is awesome

Fun place to go with kids, especially when there s special exhibitions. We re so lucky that there s Doraemon exhibition when we visited.

Like any other place in Tokyo, different from the others. It is worth taking a walk around the whole district.

The night view of 360 seen from the sky deck of Mori Building was the best

Great museum and city view especially after sunset.

Highest point in Tokyo. From Roppongi hill you can see fantastic view of Tokyo. I recommend this place for visit.

Great service more can get better in my opinion is the tip

There is no tall building around, so it is a good view.

Growing up in Roppongi, it has become my daily life.

Beautiful mall with a nice view of Tokyo Tower. Crazy expensive tough.

Got a good view of Tokyo Tower, especially during winter illumination. Vantage points: stairs next to Elle Cafe, bridge walk (winter illumination), crosswalk in front of the mall.

I've always liked Roppongi Hills
I like the area around the residential tower

It was a whole lot new compared to when the company was in Hills before. I also want to explore slowly.

The artificial night view is beautiful.
One of the tourist attractions in Minato-ku, Tokyo
As I try to stop at night
It may be good.

There is a high-class store and a cafe from 11:00. There was no souvenir shop on the first and second floor.

We saw a brilliant exhibition on Doreamon, and Japanese anime icon. The creative ways the artists payed tribute was astounding. All exhibits had English translations. A must see exhibition for those who are interested in midterm Japanese art.

Great views, there is a cafe and sometimes an event going on inside sometimes. Would recommend going there at night but watch out for tourists. On the time of my visit there was an exhibition on display. Photos down below.

Beautiful complex with huge shopping mall and an exaggerated amount of shops (but on the other hand in Japan most of the more westernized commercial things are exaggerated). I recommend a visit to the 52nd floor of the skyscraper from which you can admire a truly spectacular view of Tokyo, go there late in the afternoon so that you can appreciate it both with light and dark, all those lights are fascinating

I only go to the office space, but I always think that a clean office is fine

German Christmas market
Infection measures are solid. It's smaller than usual, so it can't be helped.

The streets with a sense of luxury are good, and the extraordinary feeling and entertainers are walking normally, so if you like it, please!

Quite interesting Tokyo district and the museum was very beautiful

If you go at night, you can see the night view well. It was 1800 yen, and I wanted to be expensive, but when I went up, it was really beautiful. It will be good to see you in the period of preaching about Pixar until September! (Included in admission to the Pixar exhibition)

Visited on February 27, 2019. The museum and sky deck aim. The night view from the rooftop is wonderful. But it is still cold. Museum users can enter at an additional charge of 500 yen. But something is unclear.

Roppongi Hills offers a wide range of stores most of which are quite high end. The Hills also has an observatory (not free) that allows for a scenic view of Tokyo. There are also restaurants within the building.

I have had the opportunity to go there several times. This building has a shopping center (luxury brands) but also places for artistic exhibitions.
Well served, pleasant and organized staff despite the large number of visitors.
Calmer around late June early July. Lots of people in late August early September.

The indoor and outdoor observation decks are all seen, and the current sensory peak of the human business community is felt.

One of my favorite places in TOKYO. If you drive an expensive car, that is the place to park, and also for EV. My favorite fashion store there is ESTINATION. Great seletion of clothes there. Roppongi Hills offer a lot more if you go beyond the main building. Great atmosphere all around.

Great view of Tokyo from the top. Might be one of the bests.

Restaurants are very busy at noon.
The number of restaurants that used to be long decreased.
There are many foreigners.

Weekdays are recommended for night TCV and sky deck.
On the weekends and holidays, the night view is a little sober because the company is a good night.
And the sunset is really beautiful. Personally, I think this is more worth watching. If you go for sunset time, you can enjoy one hour.
You can also see the silhouette of Mt. Fuji bathing in the sunset if it is sunny.
The sky deck is colder than the ground by one or two degrees Celsius and there is wind, so it's best to wear an extra piece.
You can go in and out if you do not get off the third floor, so you can go to the rooftop and go to a locker to get your clothes if it's cold.
Also, TCV has a cliff underneath and you can see directly below, but there are various decks around, so it looks like you look far away.

I will use it for shopping.
There are many brand-name products and the product lineup is good.
The amount of money will be consulted with your wallet.

Here is the famous Roppongi Hills!
I was glad I was born in Japan and thought I was sightseeing around this area

I like the view from the roof and often come here. If you are an employee of a sponsor company, you can enter for free, and you may be asked to take you.

It was spacious and there were many places to rest, so it was very comfortable.

Here you have a magnificent view over the city.
Better than Tokyo Tower.

Very nice you should definitely have looked. TV Asahi, Mori Art Museum,

I often go to work. I don't think rice restaurants are delicious for the price.

The observatory is the best view. Evening night view is perfect. Sky tree on the north side Mt. Fuji and Mt. Takao on the west side of Tokyo Tower in front of you.

We visited the mall on our visit to the Mori Tower to go to the observatory. The commercial area is part of an elegant residential complex with a beautiful adjacent park named Mori garden. There are a lot of entertainment besides big fashion brands stores, restaurants and bars. In the square, in addition to many Doremon, there is the huge bronze and steel sculpture representing a spider Maman, by the artist Louise Bourgeois.

It takes 50 minutes waiting in line to see an art exhibit

Really worth a visit, very spectacular
On the same day, I met the full moon and the moon...

Because it is a place to go from the beginning which was made every other day at work, I do not have a feeling other than the workplace. TV Asahi is on the immediate side and I often watch talent at the plaza. There are a lot of talents in the residence towers. It is an affluent zone.

The place is quiet with a number of high end shops. While the metro may be a bit out of the way, there are bus stops to help you get around

Great location. You can date or work. You can eat rice, and there are museums, movie theaters, clubs and cafes.

Access is not so convenient, but the ease of use as an office is second to none.
Speaking of greed, I'm glad that the escalator's control gets a little better (laughs)

If you have to show people how much money you have come and visit roppongi hills.

Decent shopping mall with a observation deck and a museum. Great view in observation deck.

It was totally okay. Not at all what I imagined though. Indoors you got a 180 degree angle, I thought you could see 360 degrees. There was a roof terrace, but we did not find it and I do not know if you had to pay more to get there. Entry to Tokyo City view cost 3,600 yen for two adults (our daughter is under 4, so she had to come in for free).

Nice view from the observation deck. For a few yen more you can go to the roof.

Good shopping area, however navigation us very complicated, I would not recommend to use this as a meeting place

I encountered a family of actors. I was able to play a very unique role, so I felt strange when I looked at the private side, but it was smiling.
It didn't seem like anyone else noticed.
The observatory is also wonderful. It's beautiful because it's still a new building from the history.

It's been a while since it was made, but Hills' apartment prices haven't dropped at all.

Everything in Hills "last name" is synonymous with Mori. The surname of the Japanese real estate magnate (a peasant Trump?) Obsessed by this type of urban development in height and with services to the
Height of your standing.

The movie "Lost in translation" did a lot of damage and Rppongi became a pilgrimage site for many visitors to Tokyo.

Visiting this complex makes sense to me for students of economics, urban planning, architects, apprentices / admirers of real estate speculation moguls.

For the tourist on foot I do not recommend it for many reasons. The main one is that time flies in Tokyo and losing it in a superficial visit to a laboratory in what was to be the city of the rich in the future is a shame. Maxime having similar latest-batch aberrations in Dubai and papier-mache in Qatar.

Still a lively spot. Often used when going to the movies.

A lot to see in the area. One of the best cinemas there, the tower and the museum at the top of the tower is really worth visiting and a lot of fun things to do there.
Maybe more interesting than the skytree or even Tokyo Tower.
A lot of restaurants and cafeterias in the area.
Shops and almost all the famous brands there.

There are various shopping malls and restaurants nearby.

There is a lot of people in the Ter morning festival today

There are various kinds. Wouldn't it be nice if I brought people from the countryside to Tokyo?