Of course, especially if you want to see Tokyo from a different perspective, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (TMG) is a must-see. This government building has a height of 243 meters. And you can see the city of Tokyo from a height of 202 meters from the 45th floor. On this floor there are two observation decks located in the south and north wings. These observation decks are free to use. From the north observation deck, you can see Tokyo Bay. From the south observation deck, you can see Tokyo city, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Yoyogi Park. Not only that, you can also see Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree in the distance. Even if the weather is clear and sunny, you can see the splendor of Mount Fuji at the back of Tokyo's west side. Be sure not to miss the beautiful view of the sunset and the lights of Tokyo at night from this spot.

Besides offering a way to see Tokyo from a different perspective, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (TMG) also has a long and interesting history. Located among Tokyo's skyscrapers, the structure was designed by one of Japan's most famous architects, Kenzo Tange, who is closely associated with modern Tokyo. The building was constructed over a period of three years, from 1988 to 1991. One of the most interesting and important things about this building is that it is highly resistant to earthquakes. Kenzo Tange's design proved to have no damage whatsoever to the earthquake that occurred in March 2011. In fact, the building is said to have withstood a natural disaster as big as the Great Kanto earthquake of 1923, an earthquake that almost wiped out all of Tokyo.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (TMG) is equipped with various facilities. If you need information about tourism, you can visit the Tokyo Tourist Information Center on the first floor of Building No. 1. If you need knick-knacks or souvenirs, you can visit the souvenir shop. This souvenir shop sells limited items. There is also a Birthday Newspaper Vending Machine at the Tokyo Office, which is in the north observation area. The machine can print newspapers from the day of your birth. There is also Hakuhinkan TOY PARK, where you can shop for toys and also a cafe. If you want to enjoy lunch with the staff, you can go down to the cafeteria on the 32nd floor and the staff restaurant on the 4th floor.

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (TMG) is located near Shinjuku Station. It is famous for its skyscrapers, and is always crowded with foreign tourists. The full address is 8-1 Nishi Shinjuku Nishi-Shinjuku Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-8001.

Due to its strategic location, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (TMG) is easily accessible. One of the easiest and most economical means of transportation to reach the building is the subway. You can take the train to Shinjuku Station. From there, you can continue on foot for about 10 minutes to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (TMG). Alternatively, you can take a train on the Toei Oedo line to Tochomae Station, and continue on foot for about 2 minutes.