11 places curated from 12 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A bay-side area with giant shopping centers like DiverCity, Aqua City and Palette Town. It is less busy than other parts of Tokyo and good for families, with free shuttles and a monorail.
A life-sized Gundam statue in front of DiverCity, with a Gundam Base shop inside selling models and goods.
You can run or walk across the bridge from the Ginza side to Odaiba, with great views of Odaiba from the bridge.
Japan's national science and innovation museum, full of robots. It also has a spectacular globe made of over 10,000 OLED panels.
A replica Statue of Liberty by the bay on the Odaiba waterfront, in the shadow of the Fuji TV Building.
Odaiba's landmark observation deck, with views of Tokyo Port, Skytree and Tokyo Tower. The lower floors have event shops for anime like One Piece and Dragon Ball.
A small food hall in Aqua City gathering five popular ramen shops from around Japan in one place.
A three-floor indoor amusement park in Aqua City with unusual rides, VR games and sometimes virtual anime concerts.
A beach area for relaxing, with paddleboard and sailboat rentals and a spectacular night view of Rainbow Bridge.
A waterfront mall with a retro Showa-era amusement street of sweet shops and vintage arcades. It also has a new museum packed with memorabilia.
A food court in DECKS serving regional variations of takoyaki, Osaka's favourite street food.