Key Facts
• Autumn festival “Tenku Yumematsuri” starts September 11 at Shibuya Sky.
• Shibuya Sky is 229 meters high with 360-degree panoramic views.
• Bon Odori event “Sky Bon Odori” held on September 20 and 27.
• Performances include “Sukeroku Taiko” and original song “Scramble Ondo.”
• Lanterns linked to “Inner Nebulas” lighting system displayed in “Sky Gallery.”
• Visitors can write wishes on tanzaku, later burned at Konno Hachimangu Shrine.
• Rooftop bar offers lychee and pear soda in ramune bottles.
• 46th-floor lounge serves “Hurricane Pizza Potato” for 800 yen.
• Lunar eclipse observation event on September 7, tickets priced at 12,000 yen.
• Shibuya Sky admission: adults 2,700–3,400 yen, children 1,200 yen.
• Tickets for Bon Odori available from August 20 at noon.
Summary
Shibuya Sky, the 229-meter-high observation deck in Shibuya Scramble Square, will host the “Tenku Yumematsuri” autumn festival starting September 11. Highlights include the “Sky Bon Odori” dance event on September 20 and 27, featuring performances by “Sukeroku Taiko” and the original song “Scramble Ondo.” The “Sky Gallery” will display lanterns synchronized with the “Inner Nebulas” lighting system and tanzaku wish cards, later burned at Konno Hachimangu Shrine. Visitors can enjoy themed food and drinks, such as lychee soda and “Hurricane Pizza Potato.” A special lunar eclipse observation event is scheduled for September 7, with tickets priced at 12,000 yen. General admission to Shibuya Sky ranges from 2,700 to 3,400 yen for adults and 1,200 yen for children. Tickets for the Bon Odori event go on sale August 20.
