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About Tokyo Skytree
东京天空树的点评
点评：PROS
➕ Tallest structure in Tokyo with a great view
➕ Fair entry fee
CONS
➖ Long waiting lines
This place is famous, even sacred, in its own way. Every guidebook lists it as a must-see, and now, having finally been there, I understand why. The second tallest man-made structure on Earth, within reach.
I’d seen the Skytree from miles away, even as fog covered the city, casting a thin veil over everything. My friend and I walked toward it, guided by its towering silhouette like travelers to an oasis mirage. It pulled us in, impossible to ignore.
There was a festival or some kind of event around the base, and the crowds were thick. We made our way straight to the entrance. Lines looped back on themselves, stretching endlessly toward the reception desk. Nearly an hour later, after weaving through the crowd, we finally purchased our tickets from a machine. We thought we’d arrived, but another line waited, taking us to the elevator.
At last, we stepped inside, and the lift rose higher than I’d ever been.
The visitor floors, circular in shape, were arranged so we could see every inch of the city stretching out beneath us. Glass walls opened up the view, letting us see the urban landscape for miles, right up to Mt. Fuji, faint in the distance. The crowd surged, constantly moving, but everyone was patient, giving each person time to take it all in.
We climbed to the highest public floor, and by then, night had fallen. The sky grew darker, the city below lit only by countless lights. There was something unreal about seeing everything from this high up, as if the world’s edges curved at the horizon, making it feel like we were at the center of it all, looking down on everything else. I picked up a few souvenirs from the gift shop and took the final descent, holding onto that sense of scale, of standing so far above everything familiar.
It’s strange, but I felt like I saw the city differently up there, closer yet further, everything connected, all at once.
➕ Tallest structure in Tokyo with a great view
➕ Fair entry fee
CONS
➖ Long waiting lines
This place is famous, even sacred, in its own way. Every guidebook lists it as a must-see, and now, having finally been there, I understand why. The second tallest man-made structure on Earth, within reach.
I’d seen the Skytree from miles away, even as fog covered the city, casting a thin veil over everything. My friend and I walked toward it, guided by its towering silhouette like travelers to an oasis mirage. It pulled us in, impossible to ignore.
There was a festival or some kind of event around the base, and the crowds were thick. We made our way straight to the entrance. Lines looped back on themselves, stretching endlessly toward the reception desk. Nearly an hour later, after weaving through the crowd, we finally purchased our tickets from a machine. We thought we’d arrived, but another line waited, taking us to the elevator.
At last, we stepped inside, and the lift rose higher than I’d ever been.
The visitor floors, circular in shape, were arranged so we could see every inch of the city stretching out beneath us. Glass walls opened up the view, letting us see the urban landscape for miles, right up to Mt. Fuji, faint in the distance. The crowd surged, constantly moving, but everyone was patient, giving each person time to take it all in.
We climbed to the highest public floor, and by then, night had fallen. The sky grew darker, the city below lit only by countless lights. There was something unreal about seeing everything from this high up, as if the world’s edges curved at the horizon, making it feel like we were at the center of it all, looking down on everything else. I picked up a few souvenirs from the gift shop and took the final descent, holding onto that sense of scale, of standing so far above everything familiar.
It’s strange, but I felt like I saw the city differently up there, closer yet further, everything connected, all at once.
翻译：优点
➕ 东京最高建筑，视野开阔
➕ 门票合理
缺点
➖ 排队时间长
这个地方以其独特的方式闻名，甚至可以说是神圣。每本旅游指南都把它列为必游景点，而现在，我终于亲眼见证了它的魅力。地球上第二高的人造建筑，触手可及。
即使在雾气笼罩城市，为万物披上一层薄纱时，我也能从数英里之外看到晴空塔。我和朋友朝着它走去，它巍峨的轮廓引领着我们，如同旅行者走向海市蜃楼。它深深地吸引着我们，让我们无法忽视。
基地附近正在举办节庆或其他活动，人潮拥挤。我们径直走向入口。队伍蜿蜒而上，无尽地延伸到接待处。大约一个小时后，我们穿过人群，终于在售票机上买到了票。我们以为已经到了，但另一条队伍还在等着，带我们去电梯。
终于，我们走进电梯，电梯升得比我以往坐过的任何高度都高。
游客楼层呈圆形，视野开阔，脚下的城市景象一览无余。玻璃幕墙将视野打开，数英里的城市景观尽收眼底，直至远处隐约可见的富士山。人群熙熙攘攘，不断移动，但每个人都很有耐心，给每个人时间欣赏。
我们爬到最高的公共楼层，夜幕降临。天色渐暗，下方的城市只有无数的灯光。从如此高的地方俯瞰一切，感觉有些不真实，仿佛世界的边缘在地平线处弯曲，让我们感觉自己置身于一切的中心，俯视着其他一切。我从礼品店买了一些纪念品，然后走下电梯，紧紧抓住那种远眺一切熟悉事物的磅礴气势。
很奇怪，但我感觉我在那里看到的城市有所不同，更近了却又更远，一切都联系在一起了。
➕ 东京最高建筑，视野开阔
➕ 门票合理
缺点
➖ 排队时间长
这个地方以其独特的方式闻名，甚至可以说是神圣。每本旅游指南都把它列为必游景点，而现在，我终于亲眼见证了它的魅力。地球上第二高的人造建筑，触手可及。
即使在雾气笼罩城市，为万物披上一层薄纱时，我也能从数英里之外看到晴空塔。我和朋友朝着它走去，它巍峨的轮廓引领着我们，如同旅行者走向海市蜃楼。它深深地吸引着我们，让我们无法忽视。
基地附近正在举办节庆或其他活动，人潮拥挤。我们径直走向入口。队伍蜿蜒而上，无尽地延伸到接待处。大约一个小时后，我们穿过人群，终于在售票机上买到了票。我们以为已经到了，但另一条队伍还在等着，带我们去电梯。
终于，我们走进电梯，电梯升得比我以往坐过的任何高度都高。
游客楼层呈圆形，视野开阔，脚下的城市景象一览无余。玻璃幕墙将视野打开，数英里的城市景观尽收眼底，直至远处隐约可见的富士山。人群熙熙攘攘，不断移动，但每个人都很有耐心，给每个人时间欣赏。
我们爬到最高的公共楼层，夜幕降临。天色渐暗，下方的城市只有无数的灯光。从如此高的地方俯瞰一切，感觉有些不真实，仿佛世界的边缘在地平线处弯曲，让我们感觉自己置身于一切的中心，俯视着其他一切。我从礼品店买了一些纪念品，然后走下电梯，紧紧抓住那种远眺一切熟悉事物的磅礴气势。
很奇怪，但我感觉我在那里看到的城市有所不同，更近了却又更远，一切都联系在一起了。
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