What to do in Odaiba and Toyosu
Odaiba overlooks Tokyo Bay and offers shopping centres, restaurants, museums and a theme spa park.
In Toyosu one can see the new fish market, replacing the one in Tsukiji.
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How to get to Odaiba
To get to Odaiba you can use the Yurikamome Line train, water buses or the JR Rinkai Line.
To get to Odaiba you can use the Yurikamome. Get off at the JR station of the Yamanote Line or the Keihan Tohoku Line or at the Shimbashi underground station (G08 Ginza Line – Tokyo Metro or A10 Asakusa Line – Toei) or take the underground, Yurakucho Line and get off at the Toyosu stop (Y22), from there take the Yurikamome.
An alternative way is to reach Odaiba by water bus from Asakusa. From Odaiba there is also the Rinkai Line which runs from Osaki (on the Yamanote Line or the Saikyo Line from Shinjuku) and passes through Odaiba stopping at the Tokyo Teleport and Kokusai Tenjijo stations. The Rinkai Line, although used by JR, is not included in the Japan Rail Pass.
To get to Toyosu Fish Market you can take the Yurikamome from Shimbashi or Toyosu and get off at the Shijomae stop.
Toyosu station is connected to the Toyosu underground station on the Yurakucho Line.
teamLab Planets
TeamLab Planets in Odaiba is a unique immersive experience combining art, technology and nature. Located in a large building, it offers a series of interactive installations that engage all the senses. Visitors can walk on luminous surfaces, explore digital environments and interact with lights, sounds and textures. It is an immersive and visually stunning experience that takes the concept of contemporary art to a whole new level. TeamLab Planets is a must-see for art and technology lovers in Tokyo.
Tickets can be booked on the museum’s official website or at Klook
Photo by Elisabetta Ansaloni
Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
Official website  |
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| 10:00-20:00 (Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. on weekends and holidays) Last admission 1 hour before closing |
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| 20 July | |
| 3800 Yen (4200 Yen on weekends, holidays and special days)
There are various discounts based on age (see Official website) IMPORTANT: from 22 July 2024 the price will increase to 4200 Yen |
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| 1 minute walk from the Shin-Toyosu (U15) stop of the Yurikamome |
Toyosu Market
Toyosu Market is the largest wholesale fish market in Tokyo, known for its wide selection of fresh fish and seafood. It was opened in 2018, replacing the famous Tsukiji Fish Market. In addition to the many fish stalls, the market also offers a variety of fruits, vegetables and other food products. It is a fascinating place to visit, where you can immerse yourself in Japanese food culture and buy fresh ingredients for cooking.
In addition to the market, there are restaurants and shops
IMPORTANT: The observatory next to the tuna auction area is accessible by 3 groups of 40 people each per day. Each group has 10 minutes, between 5:45 and 6:15. To participate in the auction, you must apply at this site.
The request must be sent at the beginning of the previous month, participants will be decided by drawing lots.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
Official website  |
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| 5:00-17:00 | |
| Sundays, national holidays and some Wednesdays (see calendar) | |
| Free | |
| 5 minutes’ walk from the Shijo-mae (U14) stop of the Yurikamome |
Fuji TV Building
The Fuji TV Building is an iconic structure located in the Odaiba area of Tokyo. This modern skyscraper is easily recognisable by its futuristic sphere shape. Besides being the headquarters of Fuji Television Network, the building also houses a wide range of shops, restaurants and cafés. One of the main attractions is the observation deck that offers spectacular views of the city and Tokyo Bay. The Fuji TV Building is a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts and those who want to admire a breathtaking view of the city.
Photo by Japanforeveryone.com
Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 10:00-18:00 (last observatory entrance 17:30) | |
| Monday (or Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday) | |
| Shopping centre: free Observatory: 800 Yen |
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| 5 minutes’ walk north-east of the Daiba (U07) Yurikamome station 5 minutes’ walk south-west of Tokyo Teleport station |
Decks Tokyo Beach
Decks Tokyo Beach is an entertainment complex located in Odaiba, Tokyo. This popular destination offers a wide range of activities for visitors of all ages. Fashion shops, restaurants, cinemas, an amusement park and even an art museum can be found here. During the evening, there are firework shows that light up the sky above Tokyo Bay. Decks Tokyo Beach is perfect for spending a day shopping, eating and having fun with friends or family.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| Shops: 11:00-21:00 Restaurants: 11:00-20:00 (some restaurants until 24:00) |
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| No closing days | |
| Free of charge (separate entrance fees for theme parks) | |
| 5 minutes’ walk south-west of the Odaiba-kaihinkoen (U06) stop of the Yurikamome 5 minutes’ walk north-west of Tokyo Teleport station |
Aqua City Odaiba
Aqua City Odaiba is a shopping centre located in the Odaiba area of Tokyo. Numerous shops and restaurants can be found here, as well as a cinema and a children’s play area. The view from the mall terrace offers a panoramic view of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay. Aqua City Odaiba is an ideal destination for those looking to shop, eat good food or simply enjoy a spectacular view of the city.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 11:00-21:00 Restaurants: 11:00-23:00 (some restaurants until 5:30) |
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| No closing days | |
| 5 minutes’ walk north-east of the Daiba (U07) Yurikamome station 5 minutes’ walk south-west of Tokyo Teleport station |
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is a shopping centre located in the Odaiba area of Tokyo. It is known for its large outdoor Gundam RX-78-2 statue, a real attraction for anime and Gundam fans. Inside the mall are numerous fashion shops, restaurants and a food court with a wide selection of local and international dishes. DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is a place to visit for shopping, eating and enjoying the lively atmosphere of Odaiba.
Photo by Luca Rodegher
Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| Shops: 10:00-21:00 Restaurants: 11:00-23:00 Gundam Front Tokyo: 10:00-21:00 (from 9:00 on weekends) |
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| No closing days | |
| Free for the shopping centre 1200 Yen for Gundam Front Tokyo |
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| 5 minutes’ walk east of the Daiba (U07) stop of the Yurikamome 5 minutes’ walk south of Tokyo Teleport Station |
Rainbow Bridge
Tokyo’s Rainbow Bridge is an iconic structure connecting the island of Odaiba with central Tokyo. It is a 798-metre long suspension bridge and offers a spectacular view of Tokyo Bay. During the night, the bridge is illuminated with coloured lighting, creating a rainbow effect that gives the bridge its name. Whether on foot or by bicycle, it is possible to walk across the bridge to admire the breathtaking view of the city. The Rainbow Bridge is a landmark and a popular destination for tourists visiting Tokyo.
Photo by Luca Rodegher
Telecom Center
The Odaiba Telecom Centre is a modern and distinctive building housing a variety of functions. It is a major telecommunications centre that manages Tokyo’s communication networks. In addition to its technical function, the Telecom Centre also offers interesting experiences for visitors. You can climb up to the observatory located on the 21st floor for a breathtaking panoramic view of Tokyo Bay. In addition, there are also shops, restaurants and a museum inside the Telecom Centre, making it a complete destination for a visit to Odaiba.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| Observatory: 15:00-21:00 (on weekdays) 11:00-21:00 (weekends and holidays) |
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| Monday (Tuesday if Monday is a public holiday) | |
| 500 Yen (400 Yen in combination with a Yurikamome day pass) | |
| 2 minutes’ walk south of the Yurikamome Telecom Centre (U09) station 15 minutes’ walk south of Tokyo Teleport Station |
Maritime Science Museum
The Odaiba Maritime Science Museum is a fascinating destination for marine enthusiasts. Located on the island of Odaiba, this large museum offers outdoor and indoor exhibits dedicated to boats and marine culture. Visitors can explore different exhibits including Japanese boats, fishing activities, the shipbuilding industry and much more. This museum is a must-see for discovering Tokyo’s marine history and culture.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 10:00-17:00 (weekends and holidays until 18:00) | |
| Monday (Tuesday if Monday is a public holiday) | |
| Free | |
| 2 minutes’ walk south of the Yurikamome Telecom Centre (U09) station 15 minutes’ walk south of Tokyo Teleport Station |
National Museum of Emerging Sciences (Miraikan)
The National Museum of Emerging Sciences (Miraikan) is a must-see for science and technology lovers. Located in the Odaiba area of Tokyo, this museum offers interactive and innovative exhibits that explore the latest scientific and technological advances. Visitors can experience virtual reality, interact with advanced robots and explore topics such as artificial intelligence and environmental sustainability. Miraikan is a place that inspires curiosity and stimulates scientific learning.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 10:00-17:00 Last entry 30 minutes before closing time |
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| Tuesday (open if national holiday) 28 December to 1 January |
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| 630 Yen | |
| 5 minutes’ walk north-east of the Telecom Center stop (U09) of the Yurikamome 5 minutes’ walk south-west of the Fune no Kagakukan (U08) stop of the Yurikamome 15 minutes’ walk south of Tokyo Teleport Station |
Leisureland
Leisurland in Odaiba is a fun and entertainment venue offering a wide range of attractions for people of all ages. This indoor amusement park offers games, rides, mini golf, flight simulators and much more. With its lively and colourful atmosphere, Leisurland is a great place to spend time with family or friends. Besides attractions, the park also has restaurants and shops to complete the experience. Let yourself be transported to a fun and exciting world at Leisurland in Odaiba!
Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 10:00-23:50 | |
| No closing days | |
| Free Attractions are chargeable |
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| 2 minutes’ walk north of the Aomi (U10) stop of the Yurikamome 5 minutes’ walk south of Tokyo Teleport station |
Tokyo Big Sight
The Tokyo Big Sight in Odaiba is one of Japan’s largest and most important exhibition and convention centres. This futuristic glass and steel structure hosts numerous trade fairs and events throughout the year, from science and technology conferences to art exhibitions and food fairs. The Tokyo Big Sight has fully equipped conference rooms and exhibition spaces. If you are a fan of trade fairs and exhibitions, the Tokyo Big Sight is definitely a place to visit during your stay in Tokyo.
Photo by Japanforeveryone.com
Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| Varies according to events | |
| Varies according to events | |
| 5 minutes’ walk east of Yurikamome’s Tokyo Big Sight (U11) station 10 minutes’ walk south-east of Rinkai Kokusai Tenjijo station |
Ariake Garden
Ariake Garden in Odaiba is an ideal destination for shopping and entertainment enthusiasts. This modern shopping centre boasts a wide selection of shops, restaurants and entertainment. You can find international fashion brands, electronics shops and a variety of restaurants offering Japanese and international cuisine. You can also relax and enjoy the panoramic view of Tokyo from the outdoor terrace. With its convenient location in Odaiba, Ariake Garden is a must-visit place for a day of shopping and entertainment.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| Shops: 10:00-21:00 Restaurants: 11:00-23:00 |
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| No closing days | |
| 5 minutes’ walk south-east of the Ariake-tennis-no-mori stop (U13) of the Yurikamome 5 minutes’ walk north of Kokusai Tenjijo station and the Ariake (U12) stop of the Yurikamome |
Small Worlds Tokyo
Small Worlds in Odaiba is a miniature theme park that offers a unique view of the world on a small scale. Each model is carefully crafted and features movement and lighting that create a realistic atmosphere. In addition to the miniatures, the park also offers an interactive section where visitors can create their own miniatures. Small Worlds is a fun and interesting experience for children and adults alike, offering a miniature world at every turn to explore and discover.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 11:00-20:00 (last entry at 19:00) | |
| No closing days | |
| 2700 Yen | |
| 5 minutes’ walk south of the Ariake-tennis-no-mori stop (U13) of the Yurikamome 10 minutes’ walk north-west of Kokusai Tenjijo station and the Ariake (U12) stop of the Yurikamome |
Panasonic Center
The Panasonic Center in Odaiba is a must-visit place for technology enthusiasts. This showroom presents the company’s latest innovative products, from state-of-the-art televisions and appliances to eco-friendly solutions. Visitors can experience the products first-hand and take part in interactive demonstrations. In addition, the Panasonic Centre also hosts exhibitions and special events related to technology and innovation. If you are interested in the latest technology trends, the Panasonic Center is the right place to visit in Odaiba.
Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 10:00-18:00 (admission until 17:00 to the Risupia Museum) | |
| Monday (Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday) | |
| Free 700 Yen (Risupia Museum) |
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| 5 minutes’ walk east of Yurikamome’s Ariake (U12) station 2 minutes’ walk south-east of Kokusai Tenjijo Station |