Odaiba
The best of Odaiba
Bucket-list experiences
Special Tour Pass in Odaiba
Klook Pass Greater Tokyo
Immersive Fort Tokyo 1 Day Ticket
Unko Museum Tokyo Ticket
Tokyo City, Open Top Bus Sightseeing Trip
Madame Tussauds Ticket in Tokyo
Tokyo Bay Afternoon Cruise with Tea Time (the Symphony)
Tokyo Bay Dinner Cruise (The Symphony)
Be a member of Tokyo Car Club Daikoku JDM Experience
Tokyo Trick Art Museum Admission Ticket
Little Planet DiverCity Tokyo Plaza Ticket
Sunset Dining Cruise Experience in Tokyo by the Symphony
Make it a getaway
Hilton Tokyo Odaiba
hotel MONday Premium Toyosu
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo Tamachi
La Vista Tokyo Bay
Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-ariake
Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba
Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel
Shinagawa Prince Hotel
Sotetsu Grand Fresa Tokyo-Bay Ariake
Miyako City Tokyo Takanawa
Hotel The Celestine Tokyo Shiba
Hotel MyStays Hamamatsucho
Events with a lot of buzz
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Show Ticket in Tokyo
Tokyo Tower Japanese Cultural Performance in Tokyo
Trouble-free transport
Tokyo Subway Ticket
JR Whole Japan Rail Pass
JR East Tohoku Area Pass
JR East Nagano / Niigata Area Pass
teamLab Planets TOKYO - Ginza Shuttle Bus One-Way Ticket
Japan Shinkansen & Train Tickets
Highway Bus from Tokyo to Takayama (via Mt. Fuji 5th Station)
Yurikamome One-day Pass
Tokyo-Mt.Fuji-Shirakawago-Osaka 7 Day Pass
Private Haneda International Airport Transfers (HND)
Tokyo to Kyoto - Japan Rail Shinkansen (Bullet Train) Ticket
All that's good & tasty
ISOMARU SUISAN in Tokyo - Seafood Izakaya
Hinasushi (雛鮨) in Tokyo - Self-Service Sushi
Ginza Ibuki in Ginza - Michelin Starred Kaiseki
ShabuZen in Ginza - Japanese Hotpot and Sukiyaki
Sagaya Ginza (佐賀牛SAGAYA銀座) in Ginza - Deluxe Wagyu BBQ
Kien (帰燕) in Akasaka - Michelin Starred Kaiseki
More to explore
Bic Camera Tourist Privilege Discount Coupon in Tokyo
GU Discount Coupon
Hop-On Hop-Off Tokyo Bus by Skyhop Bus
TOKYO GINZA LOTTE DUTY FREE COUPON
Cosmetics and Medical Tax-free Coupon
Why people love Odaiba
Nearby places to go
FAQs about Odaiba
Is Odaiba worth visiting?
Where is Odaiba in Tokyo?
Why does Odaiba have a Statue of Liberty?
What to know before visiting Odaiba
Must-Visit Attractions in Odaiba
1. Fuji Television Headquarters
Visit the iconic Fuji TV Building, featuring a striking design by Kenzo Tange, and learn more about the world of Japanese television.
2. Miraikan
Explore Japan's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, where cutting-edge technology and interactive exhibits give you a glimpse of the future of science and innovation.
3. Rainbow Bridge
The iconic Rainbow Bridge connects Odaiba to the rest of Tokyo, giving stunning views of the bay and waterfront area. The bridge is a symbol of the city and is especially beautiful when illuminated at night.
4. Aqua City
Experience Aqua City Odaiba, a dynamic hub with entertainment, shops, and dining. Meet Chihira Junco, Toshiba's multilingual robotic guide, offering assistance in Japanese, Chinese, and English. You can also visit popular entertainment hubs nearby, including Divercity Tokyo Plaza. Discover innovation at its best in Aqua City Odaiba---where the future meets fun!
5. Odaiba Marine Park
In this marine park, enjoy breathtaking Rainbow Bridge views on Tokyo's man-made island. Try out water sports like windsurfing and see the 12.5-meter Statue of Liberty replica installed in 1998. After you visit Odaiba Marine Park, you can head over to Odaiba Seaside Park to enjoy more water activities and mesmerizing views of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Skyline.
Tips for Your Odaiba Visit
When is the best time to visit Odaiba?
Plan your trip to Odaiba during the spring or fall to avoid the summer heat and crowds. Visiting in the evening is also recommended to see the Rainbow Bridge illuminated with colorful lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Weekdays are generally less crowded compared to weekends.
How to go to Odaiba?
You can access Odaiba Island Tokyo via the Tokyo Teleport Station in the Yurikamome transit system from Shimbashi and Toyosu, or take the Rinkai Line from Shin-kiba to Osaki. City buses and ferries also provide alternative transportation options for exploring the island. The Yurikamome elevated train gives you spectacular views of the bay area and waterfront.