- Odaiba is an artificial island located in Tokyo Bay where people usually go for a day trip. ... In Odaiba there’s also a replica of the Statue of Liberty of New York.
- 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.
- Boats to Hinode Pier via Harumi on the Odaiba Line. 20/15 minutes travel time. ... Boats to Asakusa via Toyosu on the Asakusa Odaiba Direct Line.
- Orijinal Odaiba, 1860 yılında, bugün Yokosuka olarak bilinen, Japon-ABD ortak filo merkezinin bulunduğu şehirde bir liman ve tersane olarak açıldı.
- An ultramodern area on Tokyo Bay, the Odaiba district is your go-to place for pleasure cruising, shopping and general seaside fun.
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- The Rainbow Bridge is a suspension bridge, 798 meters long, which connects the artificial island of Odaiba to the mainland, crossing Tokyo Bay.
- 19.yüzyıldan kalma bir ada olan Odaiba, günümüz dünyasında eşi benzeri olmayan bir turistik bölge olarak ününü uluslararası boyuta taşımayı başarmıştır.
- From the 1960s onwards four of the island forts were removed to improve shipping lanes or joined together by landfill to form the area we know today as Odaiba...
- It is a great location for visiting Odaiba, and is not a bad location to stay at even if traveling to locations outside of Odaiba (Rinkai line access helps).