INFORMATION
■25F “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
■7F Fuji TV Shop: Fujisan
■5F Fuji TV Gallery (GACHAPIN×MUKKU Museum)
■1F Chuggington Shop & Character Shop
■1F Sazae-san Shop
<Hours> 10:00 - 18:00
Every day except Mondays
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed
【Notice of Temporary Closures】
25th Floor “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room and 5F Fuji TV Gallery (GACHAPIN×MUKKU Museum) will be closed for filming on Dec. 3 (Tue) – 4 (Wed) & 10 (Tue) – 11 (Wed), 2024.
※Nov. 30 (Sat) – Dec. 11 (Wed), the “HACHITAMA” area will have restricted walkways, viewing space, and potential noise due to set construction.
Normal operations resume Dec. 12 (Thu), 2024.
Renovation - Elevator to 25th Floor “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
From Tuesday, October 1, 2024, until February 2025 (scheduled), the route to the observation room will be changed as follows:
From 7F Fujisan Terrace ↔ (Elevator) ↔ 24F ↔ (Stairs) ↔ 25F “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
Please note that the only access between the 24th and 25th floors during this period will be via stairs. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused to visitors who may have difficulty using stairs, as access will be limited to the 24th floor.
2-4-8, Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 137-8088, Japan
Fuji Television is a 3-minute walk from the south exit of Daiba Station on the Yurikamome Line, or 5-minute walk from Exit B of Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line. For other information on how to get there, please refer to the respective transportation page below.
LIVE VIEW
※The live streaming is from a camera positioned on Fuji Television’s rooftop, about 123 meters above the ground. Please note that as it is used for news broadcasts, the picture angle may suddenly change.
Important notice to all visitors of “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
- Please wear a mask at all times.
- For the time being, staff members will use a non-contact thermometer to check your body temperature at the entrance area.
※If your temperature is 37.5 degrees Celsius or higher, you will not be allowed to enter the building.
※Please wash your hands frequently and follow the coughing and sneezing etiquette. - If you have a fever or a cold, or are not feeling well, please refrain from your visit.
- In addition, in order to avoid congestion in the facility, admission may be unavoidably restricted.
※Please keep a sufficient distance when standing in line at the ticket counter or cash register.
Infection prevention measures at Fuji Television
- For visitors, disinfectant solutions have been placed in areas including at the entrance of the facility, and also liquid soap in the restrooms.
- Areas of the facility where visitors frequently come into direct contact with, such as handrails, elevators and restrooms are disinfected frequently.
- All staff members on duty are required to wear masks and are also encouraged to wash hands frequently with disinfectant solution, as well as checking one’s daily temperature before work, making sure to be on top of one’s health.
- To prevent droplet infections, transparent protection sheets are installed at the general information desk, ticket boxes, stores, and areas where people come into direct contact.
- The facility is regularly ventilated.
- Elevators are operated with limited capacity.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and thank you for your understanding.
25F
“HACHITAMA”Spherical Observation Room
The “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room on the 25th floor of Fuji Television Headquarters in Odaiba, is a symbol of Fuji Television which attracts many visitors every day. The panoramic 270 degree view of the Tokyo Waterfront Area is breathtaking!
What is “Hachitama” ?
Hachitama is a coined word which consists of hachi and tama. Hachi means the numeric 8, while tama means sphere.
Eight is considered a lucky number in Japan because when it is written in kanji, the shape of the character (八) looks like it is spreading widely toward the future, and thus a symbol of prosperity. Also, it looks like Mt. Fuji, from which the name of the company derives from.
The channel number is also eight, so this is synonymous with Fuji Television.
Eight is considered a lucky number in Japan because when it is written in kanji, the shape of the character (八) looks like it is spreading widely toward the future, and thus a symbol of prosperity. Also, it looks like Mt. Fuji, from which the name of the company derives from.
The channel number is also eight, so this is synonymous with Fuji Television.
Opening Days/Hours & Ticket Information
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
Admission Fee
- Adults (Above Senior High School) 800 yen
- Elementary and Junior High School 500 yen
- Free admission for those below elementary school.
On weekdays only, high school students who present their student ID, admission fee is 640 yen.
Group (20 or more people)
- Adults (Above Senior High School) 640 yen
- Elementary and Junior High School 400 yen
※If you own a special certificate for a disability, please ask a staff member.
※Opening days/hours and admission fees may change without prior notice.
Renovation - Elevator to 25th Floor “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
From Tuesday, October 1, 2024, until February 2025 (scheduled), the route to the observation room will be changed as follows:
From 7F Fujisan Terrace ↔ (Elevator) ↔ 24F ↔ (Stairs) ↔ 25F “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
Please note that the only access between the 24th and 25th floors during this period will be via stairs. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused to visitors who may have difficulty using stairs, as access will be limited to the 24th floor.
Elevator
Restroom
MultipurposeRestroom
AED24F
24F Mezama Sky
At the Mezama Sky area, you can see and experience our studio sets actually used on our morning infotainment show, “MEZAMASHI TV.” There are also autograph displays from many of the guests who have appeared on the show.
Opening Days/Hours
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
※The area may be closed for various cases.
ElevatorRestroomMultipurposeRestroom
DiaperChanging
Facility
Nursing Room7F
7F Fujisan Terrace
The Fujisan Terrace area are often used for events and live stages. From the open space, you can take a peek up at the “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room from right below!
What is “Fujisan” ?
When calling one’s name in Japan, we add san to convey familiarity. The shop Fujisan was also named based on the same concept. And, with the merchandised items from Fuji TV’s contents on sale, it also has another meaning “Made in Fuji Television” as a pun.
As an additional fact, Mt. Fuji is also called Fujisan in Japanese.
As an additional fact, Mt. Fuji is also called Fujisan in Japanese.
Fuji TV Shop: Fujisan
You can purchase many goods from Fuji TV’s programs, movies and animation. Various events are also held here.
To Official Website
※Japanese Only
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※The above hours may change when events are
being held.
※The above hours may change when events are
being held.
TEL
03-5500-6075
Ticket Box
Tickets to access the 25F “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room are available.
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
Admission Fee
- Adults (Above Senior High School) 800 yen
- Elementary and Junior High School 500 yen
- Free admission for those below elementary school.
On weekdays only, high school students who present their student ID, admission fee is 640 yen.
Group (20 or more people)
- Adults (Above Senior High School) 640 yen
- Elementary and Junior High School 400 yen
※If you own a special certificate for a disability, please ask a staff member.
※Opening days/hours and admission fees may change without prior notice.
Ticket BoxElevator
Barrier-FreeElevator
RestroomMultipurposeRestroom
5F
Fuji TV Gallery
As one of the newest exhibition areas, the gallery visitors can see and experience many exciting displays from some of Fuji TV’s greatest contents.
Opening Days/Hours
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
※Last admission - 30 minutes before closing time.
GACHAPIN×MUKKU Museum
Memorable videos, costumes and props from the program. There is also an AR (augmented reality) photo spot where you can take a picture with the characters!
Please check the official website for details.
To Official Website
Please check the official website for details.
※Japanese Only
Admission Fee
※Includes admission fee for 25F “HACHITAMA” Spherical Observation Room
- Adults (Above Senior High School) 800 yen
- Elementary and Junior High School 500 yen
- Free admission for those below elementary school.
Barrier-FreeElevator
MultipurposeRestroom
RestroomAED1F
1F Fuji TV Mall
The area has an impressive open atrium with a variety of stores. The Multi-Theater, where previews and events are held, is located here.
Chuggington Shop & Character Shop
Popular characters gather on the first floor of Fuji TV! The colorful store is filled with goods from Chuggington, Minions, PaRappa the Rapper, GACHAPIN×MUKKU and more! Fuji TV original products are also available. Why not get some cute character goods!
To Official Website
※Japanese Only
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※The above hours may change when events are being held.
※The above hours may change when events are being held.
TEL
03-5500-6075
Sazae-san Shop
As a popular Sazae-san shop in Japan, it offers all kinds of goods from the popular animation series and confectionaries such as “Sazae-san Yaki.”
Opening Days
Every day except Mondays.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
※If Monday falls on a holiday, the following weekday will be closed.
Hours
10:00 - 18:00
※The above hours may change when events are being held.
※The above hours may change when events are being held.
TEL
03-5500-6075
LAWSON
The convenience store offers Fuji TV's limited edition original goods.
Opening Days
Open Everyday
Hours
9:00~19:00
TEL
03-5564-5270
Barrier-FreeElevator
Smoking AreaRestroomMultipurposeRestroom
1F
Fuji TV Plaza
The Fuji TV Plaza with a Fountain Area, is home to many large-scale events in the summer, drawing crowds of visitors. Food and beverage events are also held here.
Fountain Area
Fuji TV’s official mascot character, LAUGH is waiting for you at the fountain area just outside of Fuji TV!
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Smoking AreaRestroomMultipurposeRestroom
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