Things to do in Ebisu

It was incredibly realistic, almost as if it could start speaking at any moment. I really enjoyed seeing so many of this artist's works. I'd even like to go a second time.

Entry is by QR code scan only. Once upstairs, all bags must be stored in lockers. There are two levels with escalators for access. The upper level has ample seating for resting, and many people lie on the helipad to gaze at the sky. The only low glass panel in the entire venue is a photo spot, where staff are available to take your picture for free. You'll need to pay to get the printed photo. On the lower level, there's a mini pub, which is quite chill for a drink during the evening.

Such a nice view. It’s easy to redeem also. Bought a morning schedule and so far there’s less queue.

Enjoy the convenience of booking with Klook: Book directly for your desired date, and you can enter immediately upon arrival, without having to wait in line to buy tickets, only to wait in line again for entry.

This was my first visit, and also my first time seeing Ron Mueck's work. The photos I saw online were so peculiar, depicting emotions that are hard to describe in words, and I really wanted to see them in person. It was brilliant and overwhelming. The video showing the creation process was very simple, just him completely engrossed in his work, and it allowed me to witness his dedication, strong commitment, and meticulousness. If you have time, I highly recommend watching it. (The video is about 60 minutes long. My neck hurt from sitting on the floor, so I recommend using a chair.) Overall, it was excellent.

Tokyo looks very beautiful from top

Even though I failed to get tickets for the popular time slot, the daytime with its clear sky was still incredibly beautiful and refreshing. The wind was much stronger than I expected, so I recommend that women avoid wearing skirts. Also, you need to arrive exactly at your reservation time to be admitted! I went 10 minutes early and was told to come back at the exact time.

It's very convenient to enter on the 3rd floor using the QR code, then take the elevator directly to the 52nd floor. The exhibition space is spacious, allowing you to slowly and meticulously appreciate the impressive exhibits.