There are also spots where you can enjoy live music. 10 Recommended Rooftop Bars in Tokyo

Selected as a “Selected Restaurant”—a designation given to establishments particularly recommended by Michelin inspectors—in the Michelin Guide Tokyo 2025, this brasserie in the business district features a 40-seat terrace. We recommend the “Beer Terrace Plan,” which includes all-you-can-drink beer.

A Mexican restaurant in Daikanyama featuring a terrace, a bar area, and a luxurious lounge reminiscent of a Mexican resort. The food menu includes traditional Mexico City dishes like al pastor, classic tacos, and guacamole, while the drink menu offers a wide selection of Mexican beverages, including tequila and frozen margaritas.

The signature restaurant of “The Tokyo Edition, Toranomon.” Step out of “The Jade Room,” with its jade-green interior, and you’ll find “Garden Terrace,” a terrace dining area offering breathtaking city views from a height of 140 meters. The menu features small-plate dishes designed for sharing by Michelin-starred chef Tom Akin.

Located on the top floor of the Aoyama Grand Hotel, this botanical rooftop bar is brimming with exotic charm. With both sofa seating and standing areas, you can enjoy different atmospheres depending on where you sit. You can also enjoy “electric shisha,” which uses no charcoal at all and features automated temperature control to ensure a consistently stable smoke and flavor.

Located on the 45th floor of the Bulgari Hotel, this bar was designed to evoke an old gazebo nestled in a traditional Italian garden. With 47 indoor seats and 62 outdoor seats, the fully glass-paneled doors are opened wide in the summer, creating a seamless space that blurs the boundary between indoors and outdoors.Along with your drinks, enjoy exquisite toast made with house-baked bread, topped with ham and Asiago cheese, as well as Chef Nico Romito’s signature “Bomba” (a deep-fried pastry filled with a combination of savory and sweet fillings).

A rooftop bar where you can enjoy music, drinks, and snacks at sofa seats or standing tables while taking in the spectacular panoramic view of Tokyo’s iconic skyscrapers —including Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree®—from the “SKY STAGE” observation deck. It will be open for a limited time again this year, from April 29 to December 25.

Opened in 2019 as the first Japanese branch of the globally renowned CÉ LA VI —known for its rooftop venue at Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay Sands—this location features the “CÉ LA VI CLUB LOUNGE,” where DJ events are held regularly.

This is the go-to rooftop bar in Omotesando. It reopened after renovations on April 2, 2025. Every Friday, you can enjoy dinner accompanied by live jazz music, and after 10:00 PM, DJs from around the world take the stage.

Located on the top floor (52nd floor) of “Andaz Tokyo,” this bar is popular for its semi-open terrace. If it’s your first visit, be sure to order the “Kiyohime Amazake,” an original cocktail featuring Grey Goose—a luxurious, flavorful vodka that has won first place in numerous tasting competitions—combined with amazake, matcha, yuzu, and other ingredients familiar to Japanese people, resulting in a smooth, mellow sweetness.

True to its name, which means “Tweed Garden” in French, this rooftop bar in the Chanel Ginza Building features a garden landscaped with tweed-patterned hedges. Here, you can enjoy champagne served from magnum bottles —which hold more wine relative to their neck diameter than standard bottles and are said to be more delicious due to their slower aging process—paired with a food menu curated by the contemporary French restaurant “BEIGE Alain Ducasse Tokyo” located on the floor below.