- View of Odaiba from the north, with Fuji TV building in the center, Daikanransha Ferris wheel to the left, shopping malls in the front, and Nikko hotel to the right.
- From theme parks to the takoyaki ‘museum’, retro arcades to haunted houses, these are the best things to do in Odaiba, Tokyo in 2024
- It was built from the replicas of the Statue of Liberty in Paris, which had been in the Odaiba Marine Park city for about one year since April 1998.
- Odaiba is a the place that’s closest to my heart in Tokyo—at least as close a place a man-made island in the middle of Tokyo Bay could possibly claim.
- The history of Odaiba. Initially built for defensive purposes from sea attacks in the 1850s, this island expanded as a seaport district during the 20th century.
- The center of the district is Palette Town where the main attractions of Odaiba are located: Venus Fort, Mega Web, Aqua City, and others.
- The monorail is all above-ground and offers superb views as it completes a large 360° loop before crossing the Rainbow Bridge to reach Odaiba.
- Odaiba is comprised of a series of different mall-like buildings. One fun attraction is this retro shopping center and arcade, in the Decks Odaiba building.
- Also known as the official beach of Tokyo, Odaiba’s construction was initially started to protect Tokyo with a series of six fortresses islands build in the 1850s.
- View of Odaiba from the north, with Fuji TV building in the center, Daikanransha Ferris wheel to the left, shopping malls in the front, and Nikko hotel to the right.
- From theme parks to the takoyaki ‘museum’, retro arcades to haunted houses, these are the best things to do in Odaiba, Tokyo in 2024
- It was built from the replicas of the Statue of Liberty in Paris, which had been in the Odaiba Marine Park city for about one year since April 1998.
- Odaiba is a the place that’s closest to my heart in Tokyo—at least as close a place a man-made island in the middle of Tokyo Bay could possibly claim.
- The history of Odaiba. Initially built for defensive purposes from sea attacks in the 1850s, this island expanded as a seaport district during the 20th century.
- The center of the district is Palette Town where the main attractions of Odaiba are located: Venus Fort, Mega Web, Aqua City, and others.
- The monorail is all above-ground and offers superb views as it completes a large 360° loop before crossing the Rainbow Bridge to reach Odaiba.
- Odaiba is comprised of a series of different mall-like buildings. One fun attraction is this retro shopping center and arcade, in the Decks Odaiba building.
- Also known as the official beach of Tokyo, Odaiba’s construction was initially started to protect Tokyo with a series of six fortresses islands build in the 1850s.