The observation floor of Carrot Tower is a really nice place to hang out and take in the sheer size of this beautiful city. There’s a small cafe and a restaurant on the 26th floor, but I see people take their own lunches and snacks here to eat. There’s a very nice atmosphere as it’s mostly locals enjoying the space. Best part of course, it’s totally free to come and sit here and enjoy the views.

Came here in late April recently to the observation deck before visiting Gotoku-ji. Nice view of the city, could just make out Mt Fuji in the distance. No purchase required at the cafeteria section. However, the other section is a restaurant which require a meal purchase. Since we just had lunch and there was no drinks option did not go in the restaurant.

The Best Hidden Gem in Tokyo! Amazing Sunset Views, Food, and Shopping! 5 Stars ***** Carrot Tower is an absolute must-visit and a total hidden gem! The 26th-floor observation deck offers sweeping, 360-degree views of the entire city, and the views at sunset are simply breathtaking—you can even see Mount Fuji perfectly on a clear day. We had a delicious meal at the top, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. What makes it even better is the location—it is literally steps from Sangenjaya Station. The ground floor has amazing shopping, and there are so many places to explore nearby. Within just a block’s distance, you have everything you need. It’s some of the best shopping and walking around! Highly recommend for the scenery, the food, and the convenience.

Dropped by today to check out the famous 26th-floor observation deck. Elevator tip: you gotta take it from the 2nd floor because apparently Tokyo architects like to haze tourists before rewarding them with panoramic views. On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji majestically lurking in the distance like Japan’s ultimate mic drop. Today? Fuji was playing hard to get behind the haze. But still – the endless sprawl of Tokyo makes you feel like a single cell in an over-caffeinated ant colony. The café up here is perfectly fine, but explain this to me like I’m five: how do you name a building Carrot Tower and not sell carrot cake? That’s a marketing miss so large it should be a Harvard case study. “Lesson one: brand synergy, people.” Bonus points for the FM 83.4 radio station broadcasting live from the observation deck. Nothing screams “Tokyo” like pensioners chilling outside the glass booth while a woman with an anime voice reads the traffic report for Setagaya. Overall: ✔️ Free views (rare in Tokyo) ✔️ Clear-day Fuji flex ✔️ Weird café branding ✔️ Live radio energy Worth the elevator detour if you’re in Sangenjaya and want to contemplate your insignificance in the universe while sipping iced coffee without carrot cake.

Wile visiting Tokyo I slept at this neighborhood so the tower was literally across the street . They have at the lobby super cool store with all kind of local style and gadgets and they have a Uniqlo store. Not something to big but you’d enough . For me the top was the book store across from Uniqlo . Just an amazing store