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Odaiba

Odaiba is a land that was made by filling a part of the Tokyo Bay. Its construction was conducted through the 1960s and 1970s. With the opening of highways and railways, access to Odaiba became more convenient thus leading to its further development. In recent years, major hotels, commercial facilities, and companies expanding to this area consequently transformed it into a big city.

Many facilities that may strike your interest are gathered here such as Tokyo Joypolis (indoor amusement park), Fuji TV headquarters, Cinema Mediage offering seats for couples, Palette Town's giant Ferris wheel that lets you enjoy a romantic night view, and the Oedo-Onsen-Monogatari with its natural hot springs gushing out from 1,400 meters below ground.
Aqua City and the Museum of Maritime Science can be enjoyed as great venues for dating or bringing your family.

If you take the Yurikamome which runs above Odaiba, you can pretty much tour around the entire area.
The Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower can be seen from Odaiba and its illuminated nightscape is especially beautiful which lures many people to take its picture.