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Odaiba, Tokyo

Odaiba in Tokyo is a nice place. Compared to other parts of Tokyo, Odaiba is spacious with many high-rise buildings. I particularly like the cable-stayed bridge, the large sphere (observation deck) of the Fuji TV building... Walking in Odaiba Seaside Park, the surrounding skyscrapers, the distant port, the Rainbow Bridge (a suspension bridge crossing the northern part of Tokyo Bay, connecting Shibaura in Minato and Odaiba), the cruise ships shuttling under the Rainbow Bridge, the decorated iron chains and anchors by the sea, and the small Statue of Liberty, all make this place different from other places. The night view of Odaiba is great, and there are also Gundam performances.

A quick glimpse of Odaiba in Tokyo, I didn't get enough of it

Odaiba is a place I wanted to go every time I came to Tokyo, but I never made it. This time, the last stop before leaving Japan was arranged here - ✔️Statue of Liberty This Statue of Liberty can be said to be a landmark of Odaiba. It is smaller than the famous Statue of Liberty in New York. The scenery of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay behind it at sunset is still very beautiful ✔️Gundam What initially attracted me to Odaiba was this 1:1 restored Gundam, located in front of Diver City, about 5 or 6 stories high, and it is spectacular when viewed up close ✔️Doraemon Future Department Store Located on the second floor of Diver City, in addition to a wealth of Doraemon peripheral products, there is also an interactive experience area where you can experience the props in Doraemon, with more children participating ✔️Hello Kitty Theme Store Also located on the second floor of Diver City, the surroundings are very rich, full of girl's heart ✔️Conan Pop-up Store On the 3rd floor of Aqua City, it seems to be until 8.27, I hurriedly visited - ⭕️Fuji TV station is also nearby, it is a pity that I didn't make it because of the tight time this time - 🔥I am Qibao, sharing travel|watching exhibitions|exploring shops|museums, let's explore the unpopular and interesting corners together, unlock different weekends

POOP MUSEUM

It may sound strange on (toilet) paper, but Tokyo’s poop museum is one of the city’s most trendy attractions. The poos here at the Unko Museum Odaiba — unko is Japanese for poop — are fortunately nothing like the real thing. Unless your poop resembles pastel-colored soft-serve ice cream, in which case you should stop reading now and see a doctor🤣. The museum is located on the second floor of the DiverCity Tokyo Plaza shopping complex, one of Odaiba’s most well-trodden tourist hot spots. Installations, displays, and immersive attractions in the museum are all based around the theme “Max Unko Kawaii,” which translates to “the maximum cuteness of poop.”

Odaiba… a bridge to remember

Odaiba is my most favorite place of Tokyo. Some people may go there because of TV tower, Gundam but for me just to spend time with a sea is the perfect moment! Tokyo bay is in the area where you can walk especially in spring, the weather is perfectly nice. I’ve found out that the most memorable period of photography is when Sunset where we can enjoy sophisticate sun ray with the wide area of bay and just a few moment later u can see a beautiful illumination of the bridge! Dont miss it in your Tokyo trip! #2023travelwish

Night Life at Diver City is still stunning

I traveled to a Diver City, known as Odaiba in Tokyo at a night time. It’s still stunning in both day or night. At night, you can see a lightening, illuminated environment with a breeze atmosphere. #odaiba #diversity #japan #tokyo

A City of Stunning Beauty

#CelebrateWithTrip Tokyo is one of my favourite cities to visit. It has so many places where you can go and enjoy your time while you’re there. The food is amazing, the place is clean, the public transportations are one of a kind (never late!) Many beautiful places to go to! I went to all the places around Tokyo either on foot or by trains. Very accessible and totally organized! The pictures were taken from Odaiba, Asakusa shrine, Tokyo zoo, Akihabara, Shibuya and Shinjuku. #tokyo #japan #asia #akihabara #shibuya #asakusashrine #tokyozoo #odaiba #shinjuku

Sign of liberty

Located in Tokyo japan . We enjoyed there . It was very nice place . Environment was good . Views was really amazing. It was Fantastic place . I recommend it to visit there at least once. 💐we spent a day there. We enjoyed shopping also . It was great experience with Tokyo Odaiba. Wanna visit again there. Really Good place. Had fun 🥰enjoyed a lots 💐💐💐 really love it …..

Team Lab Tokyo

Another great attraction sadly gone from Tokyo was the Team Lab experience in Odaiba. Again I managed to revisit this awesome digital art experience when I was in Tokyo just before Covid hit the World and it was absolutely wonderful. The digital art was mesmerizing and a sight to behold. Team Lab are masters in this and hopefully they will start other exhibits of the same caliber and size as they had in Tokyo, elsewhere in Japan and around the World.

Tokyo Motor Show

The last time I was in Tokyo (Pre Covid), I managed to get to the last day of the Tokyo Motor Show. Second time I have had the opportunity to see this and as before never failed to amaze me with the size and scope of all that is automotive. The weather was fantastic being late October/early November. There were so many cars on display both inside the huge convention buildings and outside. There were a lot of people as usual in Tokyo, especially on this weekend, but all the attendees were orderly and polite and followed instructions from the staff, particularly inside the convention halls. The new car models shown was astounding. I will definitely attend again if given the opportunity since Japan is reopened again to tourists.

Odaiba, Tokyo Entertainment paradise!

Odaiba is the most modern part of Tokyo, build on a reclaimed island in Tokyo Bay. Just getting there is like stepping into the future, by either going over the Rainbow bridge or using the futuristic Yurikamome driverless passenger car. Odaiba is a high-tech entertainment area, combining leisure with entertainment and plenty of shopping. Getting There - By Yurikamome, Rinkai Line, JR bus or boat Attractions - its Tokyo Entertainment paradise! Hotels - Many hotels nearby to suit all budget Food & Restaurants - Many restaurant in Odaiba to suit all budget Shopping - Retail shopping available in Odaiba #odaiba #tokyo #japan #tonywanderlust

City lights in Odaiba

The best experience and travel I had was traveling in Japan during winter, especially in Tokyo where a lot of people were kind and hospitable. This spot is the best when you travel with loved ones, especially at night time.

#passionpassport Odiba is a nice place to visit when in Tokyo. There are many things to do from beach front to visiting Digital art museum and other shopping places, It’s nice place to spend weekend. Accessed via the Rainbow Bridge or the futuristic Yurikamome train, Odaiba is a high-tech entertainment hub on an artificial island in Tokyo Bay. Visitors head to the beach at Seaside Park, enjoy Mt. Fuji views from the Daikanransha Ferris wheel, and interact with robots at the Miraikan science museum. Malls include Aqua City and the Venice-themed VenusFort, and there are sushi bars with views along the waterfront. #odaiba #visittokyo #visitjapan

Odaiba City Shopping

VenusFort Address: 1 Chome-3-15 Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0064, Japan This is an upscale shopping centre designed in European style, it also has a water fountain with six Roman goddesses. Look up into the ceiling and you will find blue skies with white puffy clouds, resembling the sky. The atmosphere here is more European Renaissance and you get to experience the architecture in this shopping centre. It is definitely one of its kind and refreshing to find such decorations. VenusFort is part of the Palette town shopping mall in Odaiba city. You can consider buying a day pass train ticket and travelling around Odaiba for the best experience. #passionpassport #japan #createwithtrip #overseastripmoments #urbanexplorer

Futuristic island

Fuji tv network Odaiba Address: 2 Chome-4-8 Daiba, Minato City, Tokyo 137-8088, Japan An iconic building in Odaiba for the Fuji tv network headquarters.. Their theme is to look futuristic with the sphere as a landmark in Odaiba. They also have anoversavation room whereby you can view 270 degrees of the city. There is also a gallery whereby the tv station showcases their popular shows such as Dragonball and One Piece. A fun fact about Odaiba, it is an artificial island built for the futuristic world. The Fuji TV headquarters is to resemble a space shuttle. #japan #createwithtrip #overseastripmoments #urbanexplorer

ODAIBA

Odaiba, also called ‘Daiba’ for short, is a trendy area with tourists. Originally built from reclaimed land in defense of Tokyo in 1853, Odaiba has become one of Tokyo's top attractions and a hotspot for both young people and those young at heart. Home to five giant malls, this area has some of Tokyo's best shopping, plus a Ferris wheel, otaku meccas, Tokyo onsen, and beautiful views—something for everyone to enjoy. Odaiba is also where you can find convention facilities like Tokyo Big Sight and several hotels. From a visit to the symbolic Fuji TV station and character spots to a relaxing bay cruise, experience the best of Odaiba in one day—or more—whichever suits your fancy! #themepark #christmasgiveaway #christmaslights

Odaiba is an island in the southeast corner of Tokyo. Take the Lily Seagull Line (ゆ り か も め) to Odaiba Seaside Park or Odaiba Station (you can‘t use the Kyoto subway pass), which is considered to be far from the main city. 👀 The Lily Seagull Line is a self-driving electrified train. The head and tail cabs are all panoramic glass, allowing you to experience the driver's perspective. #happynewyear

## Odaiba Address: Otaru 1-chome Odaiba, Tokyo Metropolitan Area is located on the artificial land of Tokyo Bay, and is the newest entertainment venue in Tokyo, especially Favored by young people. The main sightseeing spot of Odaiba is the Odaiba Waterfront Park, which has the only beach in Tokyo. There are promenades along the coast to enjoy the sea view, and overlooking the Rainbow Bridge. The beautiful scenery attracts many Japanese TV dramas here. Facilities such as Tokyo Big Sight, Fuji TV Tower, Toyota Motor Museum, Ship Science Museum and Japan Science Future Museum are located here. The huge Ferris wheel, rich shopping and dining facilities also make the Odaiba popular. From the Odaiba, you can see the Rainbow Bridge and the Tokyo Tower. The beautiful night view is especially beautiful. Travelers who love shooting night scenes should not miss it. Odaiba also has several large shopping areas, such as Vinasburg, Aqua City, Dix Waterfront Shopping Center, Odaiba 1-chome shopping street. tram

December 31st is generally called the "Day of the Big Day" - equivalent to New Year's eve. At the stroke of midnight, people pray to God and wish for a prosperous year ahead. The temples ring the clocks 108 times to expel evil and this is followed by a grand fireworks show. The tram tour has a fantasy paradise feeling and the shuttle between the two zones is magical. Japan manages to combine the natural environment with industrial modern civilization like for example , their ships do not exhume black smoke. A lot of children relax and have a great time during this time.

Gundam in diver’s city is a must see

Japanese Culture | The Pilgrimage Destination for Gundam Enthusiasts, Check in at the Gundam Unicorn in Odaiba!

❤ Mobile Suit Gundam is a top-notch anime work in Japan, and The Gundam Base Tokyo located in Odaiba is the holy land for Gundam fans! In front of the DiverCity gate stands a movable and transformable, super luxurious model of the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn series, the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam. 🌟 The RX-0 Unicorn Gundam statue, which has been standing since September 24, 2017, replaced the previous generation RX-78-2 Gundam model. It is a landmark building in Odaiba, and with the new replacing the old, the height of the Gundam has increased to 19.7 meters, and its mobility surpasses that of its predecessor. 👍 The RX-0 Unicorn Gundam has added new features, allowing it to switch between Unicorn mode and Destroyer mode. In Unicorn mode, it has a protective face and a large horn. After 10 seconds, when it switches to Destroyer mode, the large horn splits into twin spikes, the mask opens, and the entire face is revealed. The two modes switch multiple times throughout the day, offering a spectacular sight that continuously wows the audience with cheers and exclamations! ✅ The performances are held four times a day, divided into morning and afternoon sessions at 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, and 5 PM. The last session initiates the night light mode, with visual effects lasting into the late night. Accompanied by various Gundam theme songs played every half hour, anime clips are projected onto the exterior walls of DiverCity, and the Gundam continues to switch between the two modes. 📍 Location: South side of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba, Tokyo. 🚉 Access: It is about a 10-minute walk from either the Odaiba Station, the Museum of Maritime Science Station, or the Aomi Station. 💰 Ticket Information: Free.

Tokyo, Japan | 8 Must-Visit Places

1⃣️: Senso-ji Temple Senso-ji Temple is one of the most popular temples in Japan, known for its highly regarded fortune-telling slips and amulets. It's a favorite spot for many girls to dress up in kimonos, take photos, and of course, stroll through the Asakusa shopping district. Don't miss out on the grilled steak that always has a long queue across the street, and while you're there, check out the nearby Tokyo Skytree and the popular cherry blossom viewing spot, Sumida Park! 2⃣️: Tokyo Disneyland There are only six Disneylands around the world, and Tokyo Disneyland is reputed as the top amusement park in Asia. The atmosphere of the entire park is fantastic, offering visitors an authentic and immersive Disney experience. With a strong sense of involvement and participation, you can have fun all day without getting bored! 3⃣️: Ueno Ueno is a historic site of Japanese culture, featuring the cherry blossom-filled Ueno Park described by Lu Xun, the bustling Ameya-Yokocho shopping street from morning till night, and numerous architectural museums, art galleries, and more! 4⃣️: Odaiba Odaiba is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, home to television station buildings, the Rainbow Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, a giant transforming Gundam model, harbor cruises, and more! 5⃣️: Imperial Palace Since you're in Tokyo, why not visit the Imperial Palace, a feng shui treasure? It's the residence of the Emperor of Japan, with open days each year. The surrounding environment is beautiful, with the moat, Nijubashi Bridge, Chidorigafuchi, grassy areas, and more to explore! 6⃣️: Ginza A trip to Tokyo wouldn't be complete without some shopping, and Ginza is a perfect shopping paradise. It's also Tokyo's most luxurious shopping district, where all the big global brands gather in this prime location! 7⃣️: Shinjuku A popular spot for young people, Shinjuku is bustling with popular streets filled with delicious food and photo spots! 8⃣️: Tokyo Tower A must-visit for influencers, you can view it from a distance or overlook the bustling city of Tokyo from the observation decks of the tower itself. It's recommended to buy tickets online in advance for a better deal!

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Tokyo's most popular travel check-in spot|Odaiba (1462)

|Odaiba (1462). Odaiba, also known as Odaiba, is located on the artificial land of Tokyo Bay in the southeastern part of Tokyo, Japan. It is the newest entertainment center in Tokyo and is favored by people, especially young people. The naming of Odaiba has such a story: In 1853, the American Perry led a fleet to Japan. At that time, Tokyo was still called Edo. Due to urgent defense needs, a hastily made sea fort was set up here to resist the enemy, and since then it has been called Odaiba. With the development of the times, many large-scale corporate headquarters have moved into Odaiba one after another, and many eye-catching commercial and entertainment facilities built with modern design have been built, such as: the world's largest indoor game center Sega Game Center. Today's Odaiba has become a must-visit place for tourists from all over the world to visit Japan, and it has also become an important tourist attraction that is most welcomed by tourists at home and abroad.

gundam base

So happy to see this very tall gundam and the shopping mall is very big

Tokyo, Rainbow bridge

The Gundam experience in Odaiba!

Went to the Gundam Museum in Odaiba and it was a blast! Can't wait to get back! #freehotelstay

Odaiba was surprisingly relaxing and the vibes was just perfect

Land Claimed from the Sea - Tokyo's Odaiba

Tokyo, as the most populous metropolis in the world, has an extremely acute contradiction between people and land. From Chiba to Mount Fuji, from Yokosuka to Nikko's Kanto Plain, it has undergone intense development and has become one of the largest human-built areas in the world. Even so, the population and resources that continue to flow into Greater Tokyo are still demanding more and more land. Therefore, Tokyo has turned its eyes to the sea. The history of reclamation in the Tokyo area is quite long. Since the economic take-off of Japan in the 1960s, due to the outward-oriented economy's pursuit of shipping, the coast of Tokyo Bay has been continuously reclaimed. Until today, the hundreds of kilometers long coastal area of Tokyo Bay has almost no natural coastline left, all are ports, docks, and urban built-up areas, which can be described as a masterpiece of human transformation of the coast. Among the land that Tokyo claims from the sea, the most famous and prosperous is Odaiba. Odaiba is located in Tokyo Bay in the southeast of downtown Tokyo. It is an urban area composed of multiple artificial islands. The reclamation history of Odaiba is over 20 years. In these 20 years, people have been reclaiming and constructing, and finally turned Odaiba into another sub-center of Tokyo - the waterfront sub-center. The center of Odaiba is the highly recognizable headquarters building of Fuji Television, which frequently appears in various Japanese cultural works. In front of the Fuji headquarters is Odaiba Seaside City, a large urban complex that combines tourism, sightseeing, hotels, and shopping. Standing on the viewing platform to the north of Seaside City, you can clearly overlook the famous Tokyo Rainbow Bridge and the dense skyline of Tokyo in the distance. What's more interesting is that on the viewing platform, there is also a Statue of Liberty, much smaller than New York's, but it does give people a sense of time travel in a trance.

Trip to Odaiba with my mother

DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is one of Tokyo's attractions due to massive shopping mall with various brand stores, dining facilities, museums, and amusement spots. There is also a life-sized Unicorn Gundam Statue is a 19.7-meter-tall recreation of a robot from the Mobile Gundam series. Attraction does not stop there because during at night the suspension bridge that connects the main part of Tokyo to Odaiba “Rainbow Bridge” will light up at night that makes a beautiful background to Odaiba’s illumination and is visible throughout Tokyo.

Odaiba trip!

Odaiba is a must place to go! Me and my partner went here from lunch time but was here all day! It’s basically a big outlet mall where you can shop all day, including cool Japanese retro Game Center, amazing food to eat and overall a great place to go on a hot sunny day since it’s indoor. Me and my partner actually saw a indoor zoo where you can pet dogs, snakes, cats, and so many cool animals. It was a little expensive but it was worth it since all the animals were cute! I would love to go to Odaiba again!#odaiba