
Transforming "ordinary scenery" into "a place for the pursuit of knowledge" and "a special landscape"
From Friday, April 10th to Monday, June 8th, 2026, we will be holding a tie-up event with the popular manga "Chi. - About the Movement of the Earth" (author Uo Yutaka / published by Shogakukan Big Spirits Comics), which has sold over 5.5 million copies (including digital versions).
This event will transform everyday scenery into a "place for the pursuit of knowledge" by superimposing the worldview of "Chi. - On the Movement of the Earth," a story woven by unknown people from the Middle Ages who risked their lives to prove the heliocentric theory, onto an "observation deck close to the sky" 250 meters above sea level.
And when you come into contact with the same emotion that medieval astronomers felt about the beauty of the universe, the starry sky and city lights outside your window will transform into a special view that could only come into existence through the combination of numerous coincidences and passions.
"Astronomy," "space," "stars," and "knowledge" that has been passed down through the ages. Based around these keywords that symbolize the work, the world of "Chi" will be dynamically unfolded, including iconic scenes and memorable lines from the work, in the large space that connects to the sky, unique to the observation deck. Also, don't miss the spatial exhibit that gives you a glimpse into the world of medieval astronomers.
"It will change the way you see the world." We will bring you an experience full of surprises along with spectacular views of Tokyo.
Other visitors' reviews of Orb:On the Movements of the Earth×TOKYO CITY VIEW
Show More ReviewsNote⚠️ The bookmark included with your ticket must be collected at the souvenir shop after the exhibition; asking the people on the first floor won't help! I bought the ticket because I really liked the work and didn't realize it was on the 52nd floor, so I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived. On a weekday at lunchtime, there were fewer than 10 people in the entire exhibition hall, so those who enjoy taking photos should take advantage of the time.