In Odaiba, experience a different Tokyo

❤Recommended Reason: When it comes to Tokyo, everyone seems to go to Ginza, Akihabara, and Shinjuku. The bustling city is often accompanied by crowded and overwhelming crowds. For the last stop in Tokyo this time, I chose the newly developed affluent area: Odaiba. 📍Detailed Address: Navigate🧭 Odaiba Seaside Park 🗓Itinerary: First Stop: After getting off at Seaside Park Station, walk 100 meters to Decks City, a large commercial complex built by the sea. Inside, there is Nishimatsuya (Picture 6), which is affordable and great for shopping. Home goods and children's clothing are particularly cheap, making it perfect for a shopping spree. On the third floor, there is a food court where you can enjoy some snacks while admiring the Pacific Ocean and the cross-sea bridge (Picture 9). Second Stop: After walking 200 meters across the overpass, you will reach the famous Gundam Base, a pilgrimage site for every anime fan (Picture 3). For the exact location, please see Picture 7 (Drivecity). There are many anime-themed stores here (Conan, Doraemon, Totoro, Minecraft, Zelda). The large Gundam is on the back of this picture. There are transformation performances at fixed times, but I suggest not waiting for them as they are not very exciting. Third Stop: In the direction of Acur City, you can see Japan's most famous Fuji TV station from afar, which is also a holy land for Japanese anime culture. Many anime became known to the public from here. There is also the Japanese version of the Statue of Liberty, symbolizing Japan's determination to open its doors to the West and join Europe (Western fleets landed at Odaiba Seaside). This mall also has the Japanese outdoor brand Montbell, which is a pleasant surprise. 👍Most Recommended: Seaside Park, Gundam Base, Statue of Liberty: Fuji TV Station, anime-themed stores, all of these are concentrated around this Seaside Park, and you can spend half a day walking around. ⏳Play Time: If time is not enough, take some photos and walk around for 3 hours. If shopping, add another 2 hours. The affordable Nishimatsuya is worth recommending, and there are no other luxury brands here.