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A beautiful and relaxed suspension bridge with a total length of 798m connecting Shibaura and Odaiba in the port of Tokyo. Its official name is "Tokyo Port Liaison Bridge". A two-story bridge completed in 1993, with the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway No. 11 Taiba Line in the upper level and the new transportation system "Yurikamome" in the center in the lower level. The Linhai Road of the General Road and a footpath known as the "Rainbow Promenade" run on either side of it. In addition to enjoying exhilarating driving and walking, the lighting pattern changes in season and day of the week is popular, and the night view of the Rainbow Bridge from Odaiba is exceptional.

Odaiba's landmark Fuji TV headquarters building, known for its novel architectural design by Kenzo Tange, which holds a large, silver-glowing sphere. You can tour the Fuji TV Mall on the first floor with Sazae's shop, chugginton shop and multi-theater, the Fuji TV Gallery on the fifth floor, which transmits a content culture like Fuji TV, and the 7th floor rooftop garden where live and events are held, such as the Fuji terrace. You can also visit the studio that was actually used in Mezama Sky, which is the inside of the sphere on the 24th floor, and enjoy a large panorama of the Pacific subcity that can be seen 270 degrees from the sphere observation room "Hachita" on the 25th floor.

Located in Odaiba, "Madame Tussauds Tokyo" is an attraction facility that displays roughly 70 life-size figures of celebrities from around the world, including Hollywood stars and athletes. The facility, which originated in London for more than 250 years, is currently located in 24 locations around the world. You can directly touch the figure and take pictures freely and enjoy the best celebrity experience. In addition, there are many hands-on content, such as sports games and model experiences on the runway.

A trick art museum where you can enjoy experiential art using illusions. There are a lot of surprises, such as paintings that look three-dimensional, works that change the impression depending on the angle of view, and rooms where you can experience the illusion by entering. The building consists of five areas, including "Edo area" where you can slip back in time to the streets of Edo, and "Masterpiece area" where you can enjoy a number of tricks art masterpieces. Don't forget the camera because it's OK to take photos.

After Perry's arrival, the site was built by the Edo shogunate in preparation for foreign ships, and opened as a historic site park from 1928. The remains of the battery and the gunpowder cache. It was on the sea at the time, but now it is possible to walk across along the Odaiba Seaside Park. From the top of the stone wall, you can view Dex Tokyo Beach and Fuji TV on the opposite bank. Great location to see the Rainbow Bridge up close as well.

Odaiba Seaside Park with white sand beach. You can't swim in the sea, but people who enjoy sunbathing and windsurfing in the summer. You can see the rainbow bridge in front, especially the night view. There are also showers, board washes and toilets for marine sports.

Popular spot overlooking the Rainbow Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.

A small company that stands quietly on the roof of the seventh floor. It is one of the ten major shrines in Tokyo, and has long been known as the "Kanto no Ise-sama". The sacred spirit is divided from the "Shiba Daijinomiya". It is a place of relaxation that is lush and loved by everyone.

Wine is good, but if it is Japanese, it is shochu. The proud shochu in Japan collected for this reason are slurring. There are about 3000 kinds of things from Kuramoto's treasurers, mainly based on Kyushu. People who have never drunk much will surely find one of their choice.

There are a lot of NTV goods here. Nippon Television's weather character "Sora Giro", "Laughter" and "Itte Q to the end of the world!" "Hirnández!" "Use of the brat or oh!!" there are also products such as. There are many sweets limited to Shiodome, so let's stop by as there are only items that are perfect for Tokyo souvenirs.