Day 5 In Tokyo - Great Time At Odaiba

Breakfast At Hotel

To get to Odaiba, hubby and i took the Yamanote line to the Shimbashi Station and switch to the Yurikamome monorail. The Yurikamome monorail uses the Rainbow Bridge to get to Odaiba and offers spectacular views of the harbor and the Tokyo waterfront area. The stations on the Yurikamome line are fairly close together, so once you have crossed Rainbow Bridge it doesn't matter too much where you get off the train.

Odaiba

Odaiba was born from reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay in the southeastern part of Tokyo. It attracts mostly young people as a new amusement spot in the city. Major attractions of Odaiba are dotted along the Yurikamome Line, a new unmanned traffic system that crosses Rainbow Bridge to connect Shimbashi Station with Odaiba. Attractions include the Odaiba Seaside Park that overlooks Rainbow Bridge, Fuji TV headquarters and studios where visitors can see the sets of popular TV programs, and Palette Town, a "theme park for women" with an interior modeled after a European city in the 18th century, and which accommodates over 150 shops.

Decks Tokyo Beach

Decks is a shopping mall featuring various stores, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, the food theme park "Daiba Little Hong Kong" and "Tokyo Joypolis", three floors packed with the newest arcade games and more.

Lunch At Khazana

Hubby read about this interesting restaurant located at 5F Decks Tokyo Beach in the travel guide book. Khazana offers all you can eat lunches and good curries plus outside tables with views of the Rainbow Bridge and beach. They have 4 different types of curries and i love its chicken curry which is super delicious and i could not resist having more servings :>

Just looking at the pictures makes me crave for more of Khazana's yummy curries!!!

Fuji TV Building

Aquacity Odaiba

Aquacity is a shopping mall featuring various stores, boutiques, restaurants, cafes and a 13 screen cinema complex. There are nice views of the Rainbow Bridge from the wooden deck in front of Aquacity and neighboring Decks.

Completed on 26 Aug 1993, this gateway to Odaiba is among the most beautiful modern bridges in Japan. Decorated with 444 lights, which change according to the seasons.

Palette Town

This shopping and entertainment complex consists of Venus Fort, Sun Walk, Mega Web, a Ferris Wheel and Zepp Tokyo, a large concert venue.

Venus Fort

Part of Palette Town, Venus Fort is a shopping mall in the style of a 18th century South European town. It features more than one hundred boutiques, shops, cafes and restaurants, targeting a mainly female audience.


Mega Web

Part of Palette Town, Mega Web is a Toyota showroom, where you can view and touch Toyota's newest models and car accessories, test drive a real car ("Ride One") or ride an automatic, electric vehicle ("E-com Ride"). Historic cars are exhibited in the "History Garage".

Ferris Wheel

Part of Palette Town, this 115 meter tall ferris wheel is one of the world's largest and offers nice views of the bay area.

Dinner At Macdonalds







Things Bought From Odaiba




Things I Bought From Interesting Shop "ranKing ranQueen"










Dessert For Supper In Hotel Room

Cream puff

Yummy tiramisu

(Source: http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3008.html)
(Source: http://www.odaibaguide.com/)
(Source: http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/location/regional/tokyo/odaiba.html)