Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
A very popular photo-op, with the Rainbow Bridge in the background, is this 11m-tall replica of Lady Liberty, a fixture on Odaiba's waterfront since 2000.
Must-see attractions in Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
In 2018, Tokyo's central wholesale market moved from its iconic Tsukiji location to this new facility in Toyosu, a structure clearly dreamed up by鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
This is truly an only-in-Tokyo sight: a 19.7m-tall model of an RX-0 Unicorn Gundam from the wildly popular Mobile Suit Gundam anime franchise. It鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Part of the re-fashioning of the Tenn艒zu Isle warehouse district, this charcoal-grey warehouse contains six contemporary galleries: Kodama Gallery (www鈥
National Museum of Emerging Science & Innovation (Miraikan)
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Miraikan means 鈥榟all of the future鈥, and the hands-on exhibits here present the science and technology that will possibly shape the years to come 鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Tokyo Sea Life Park is the city's best aquarium. Particularly interesting is the exhibit that recreates Tokyo Bay's ecosystem 鈥 in case you were wondering鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
There are good views of the central Tokyo skyline from this park鈥檚 promenades and elevated walkways 鈥 especially at night when old-fashioned yakatabune 鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Looking like something giant builders left behind, this enormous, 15.5m-tall, red-handle and blade designed by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen is鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Officially known as Tokyo International Exhibition Hall, Tokyo Big Sight has striking architecture including four huge upside-down pyramids. Look outside鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
The future is here. Maybe. ChihiraJunco is a demure lady android created by Toshiba who has her own information counter adjacent to the people-staffed鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Designed by the late, great Kenz艒 Tange, the Fuji TV headquarters building is easily recognisable by the 1200-tonne orb suspended from the scaffolding鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Best visited around sunset, the 99m-high viewing deck in this landmark arch-shaped building allows views of both the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower鈥
Odaiba & Tokyo Bay
Archi-Depot curates changing exhibitions of the models architects make to conceptualise buildings, some of which have gone on to be built; others remain鈥
