Odaiba

A large artificial island in Tokyo Bay. It was initially built for defensive purposes in the 1850s, and has developed since the 1990s as a major commercial, residential and leisure area.

Taken by Sarah Nishina

Giant Gundam robot statue

The 18-meter-tall Mobile Suit Gundam robot was installed at the site in April 2012. It was removed on March 5, 2017, but the 19.7-meter-tall Unicorn Gundam will appear in Fall 2017.

Taken by Masayuki Miyazaki

Taken on March 3 & 4, 2017 by Akira Tamachi

Taken in November 2015 by Akira Tamachi

Taken in January 2015 by Yasuaki Shikuri

Marine Day Lantern Festival 2017

Over 50,000 paper lanterns were lit with candles and artistically placed along the beach of Odaiba Seaside Park on July 17, 2017.

Taken by Fariza Abidova

View from a bus crossing Rainbow Bridge

Taken by Masao Shibata

Taken in Odaiba Marine Park by Sarah Nishina

Classic Car Paradise 2016

A large classic car owners’ meetup in the large carpark in front of Fune-no-kagakukan Station.

Taken by Masayuki Miyazaki

Rainbows!

Taken by Sarah Nishina

Taken by Akira Tamachi

Breathtaking sunset with Mt.Fuji. *Taken by Sarah Nishina

Taken by Megumi Honzawa

Taken by Yoshihiro Doi

Taken by Hideki Ohara

Rock’n’roll & Sunset *Taken by Sarah Nishina

Green and Flower Festival *Taken by Sarah Nishina

Taken by Sarah Nishina

Ultra Japan, the Japanese version of the world-class electronic music festival *Taken by Tomoki Iio At Fiesta Mexicana *Taken by Masae Otomo Taken by Miwa Mitani There are so many pleasure boats! *Taken by Yoshihiro Doi

Yakatabune, literally means “Home-style Boat”, is a kind of privately owned Japanese boat . It is basically for entertaining guests. *Taken by Mike Staffa (Pirate of Tokyo Bay) Rainbow Bridge taken from a yakatabune boat by Mike Staffa (Pirate of Tokyo Bay)

Rainbow Bridge *Taken by Masami Nagase

Venus Fort, a shopping mall in the area. It’s also said, “Theme park for women”, but of course men can enter in! *Taken by Joanne Rae Torres

Taken by Akira Tamachi

Slide The City JAPAN, a 10m-wide x 300m-long vinyl covers the grounds of Odaiba streets. *Taken by Daishi Yamanaka

The French Statue of Liberty came to Odaiba from April 1998 to May 1999 in commemoration of “The French year in Japan”. Because of its popularity, in 2000 a replica of the French Statue of Liberty was erected at the same place. *Taken by Tadamasa Sawayama