Last updated March 31, 2025
Tokyo Bay area
11. Odaiba
A tour around the Odaiba area, a relatively new tourist spot in Tokyo. Experience Tokyo's bay area from a different perspective: from the Yurikamome line, a water-bus that plays Tokyo Bay, and seaside parks.
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Route
Select a spot to see details such as tourist information and barrier-free information.
- Start YurikamomeShimbashi Station
About 18 minutes by train
8th stop - Station YurikamomeTelecom Center Sta
About 1 minutes on foot
About 20 meters - Spot1 Symbol Promenade Park
On foot
- Spot2 Miraikan - The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation
On foot
- Spot1 Symbol Promenade Park
About 12 minutes on foot
About 900 meters - Spot3 Odaiba Marine Park
About 2 minutes on foot
About 100 meters - Spot4 DECKS Tokyo Beach
About 4 minutes on foot
About 200 meters - Spot5 Water Bus StationOdaiba Marine Park
About 20 minutes by Water Bus
TOKYO CRUISE Odaiba Line - Goal Water Bus StationHinode Pier
- Information used in the creation of this website was current as of January 2023
- Indicated route travel times are calculated based on a speed of about 60 meters/minute
Route Details
There is also useful information for when you actually visit a spot, such as the time required, details on restrooms, and travel time between spots.
Explanation of PictogramsNote Items are indicated in dark blue if applicable.
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- Wheelchair-accessible restroom (located within the ticket gates at train and subway stations unless noted otherwise)
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- Nursing area (with diaper-changing table, unless noted otherwise)
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- Written communication possible through communication boards or paper
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- Ostomate-friendly facility
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- Parking for the impaired
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- Explanations, etc. available through tactile maps or in Braille
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Start Yurikamome Shimbashi Station
The course starts at Yurikamome Shimbashi Station.
For station details, refer to the Yurikamome website.About 18 minutes by train
8th stop -
Yurikamome Telecom Center Sta
About 8 minutes on foot
About 450 meters -
Spot1 Symbol Promenade Park About 30 minutes
This large park in the center of Odaiba is 4 km long, linking various facilities in the waterfront area. On clear days, visitors can see Mt. Fuji from Yume-no-ohashi Bridge.
Accessibility Information
Proceed down the broad promenade without having to worry about cars. The park has eleven locations with wheelchair-accessible restrooms, two of which have ostomate-friendly facilities.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom at the Central Square Restroom Information
The park has wheelchair-accessible restrooms in eleven locations, with ostomate-friendly facilities at the two in the Central Square and in front of Tokyo Teleport station.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-5531-0852
- Address
- Koto-ku, Minato-ku
- Fee
- Free
- Hours
- Free
- Closed days
- Free
- Official Website
- http://www.tptc.co.jp/en/c_park/01_04
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
On foot
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Spot2 Miraikan - The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation About 2 hour
Miraikan is a science museum with exhibits and interactive dialogues wherevisitors can think, discuss, and experience various, advanced science andtechnology that will create the future…, everything from familiar science to thelatest technologies.
Accessibility Information
The wheelchair-accessible restrooms on the 1st and 7th floors have multi-purpose seats (available for adults).Wheelchairs and strollers are available on loan. There is a nursing room and a prayer room. Some parts of the Exhibitions have explanations in Braille available.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom on 1st floor Restroom Information
The wheelchair-accessible restrooms on the 1st and 7th floors have multi-purpose seats (available for adults).
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-3570-9151
- Address
- 2-3-6, Aomi, Koto-ku
- Fee
- ¥630 (free of charge for those with impairments and one caregiver.)
※Please check the Official Website. - Hours
- 10:00-17:00 (Ticket sales stop 30 minutes prior to closing.)
- Closed days
- Tuesdays (The Museum is open some National Holidays and vacation periods)
- Official Website
- https://www.miraikan.jst.go.jp/en/
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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On foot
Spot1 Symbol Promenade Park
About 12 minutes on foot
About 900 meters -
Spot3 Odaiba Marine Park About 30 minutes
Located next to Odaiba Park (Daisan Daiba), this park surrounds a quiet inlet. Enjoy watching the ships coming and going, the cityscape on the shore beyond the Rainbow Bridge, and the beautiful sunsets.
Accessibility Information
Visitors can enjoy a pleasant stroll along the beach even in a wheelchair. A ramp links it to the Symbol Promenade Park. It can also be accessed from DECKS Tokyo Beach by crossing the deck and using the elevator.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom in Marine House Restroom Information
All six public restrooms in the park are wheelchair-accessible and have diaper-changing stations. Among them, the restrooms near the ramp for amphibious vehicles and the observation deck have ostomate facilities.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-5531-0852
- Address
- Minato-ku
- Fee
- Free
- Hours
- Free
- Closed days
- Free
- Official Website
- http://www.tptc.co.jp/en/c_park/01_02
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
About 2 minutes on foot
About 100 meters -
Spot4 DECKS Tokyo Beach About 1 hour
A symbolic location in Odaiba that has a wide range of indoor entertainment facilities. There is also a rest space overlooking Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge.
Accessibility Information
Visitors can directly access the facility from Odaiba-kaihinkoen Station. There is a dedicated wheelchair entranceway/exit on the south side of the 1st floor.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom on 4th floor Restroom Information
There are a total of four wheelchair-accessible restrooms: two on the 1st floor, and one each on the 3rd floor and 4th floor.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-3599-6500
- Address
- 1-6-1, Daiba, Minato-ku
- Fee
- Varies by shop
- Hours
- Varies depend on the store.
* Please see the official website. - Closed days
- Irregular holidays
- Official Website
- https://www.odaiba-decks.com/en/
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
About 4 minutes on foot
About 200 meters -
Spot5 TOKYO CRUISE About 20 minutes
Cruising boats connect the bay area with the Sumida River, Asakusa, and more. The 6 routes offer incredible views of the Tokyo megalopolis from sea level.
Accessibility Information
The Himiko, Hotaluna, and Emeraldas water buses have wheelchair-accessible restrooms (the Hotaluna water bus has a diaper-changing table). Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are also available at the boat boarding areas at Odaiba Marine Park and Hinode Pier.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom in the Hinode Pier Water Bus Station Restroom Information
There are wheelchair-accessible restrooms on the Himiko, Hotaluna, and Emeraldas water buses (the Hotaluna water bus has a diaper-changing table) and Braille guidance is available at the entranceway. Please note that there are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms on the regular boats. The Odaiba Marine Park and Hinode Pier boarding areas also have wheelchair-accessible restrooms (with a diaper-changing table).
Facility Information
- Address
- 2-7-104, Kaigan, Minato-ku
- Fee
- Odaiba Seaside Park⇔Hinode Pier: ¥520 (Discounts available for people with impairments and caregivers. Inquire for details) Hotaluna ¥860
- Hours
- Odaiba Marine Park departure: 11:25-18:10 Weekends only, with exceptions.
- Closed days
- Inclement weather conditions, etc.
- Official Website
- http://www.suijobus.co.jp/en
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
TOKYO CRUISE Odaiba Line
About 20 minutes -
Goal Hinode Pier Water Bus Station
The course finishes at Hinode Pier Water Bus Station.
Sightseeing Spots Nearby Odaiba
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TOKYO WATER SCIENCE MUSEUM
At this hands-on museum, visitors learn about the wonders and importance of water.
Accessibility Information
Wheelchair users can use the parking lot for large buses located in front of the Museum.
New multi-purpose restroom on the first floor Restroom Information
There is a multi-purpose restroom on the first floor that can be used by wheelchair users. Ostomate equipment and diaper changing stations are also available.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-3528-2366
- Address
- 3-1-8, Ariake, Koto-ku
- Fee
- Free admission
- Hours
- 9:30 - 17:00 (admission until 16:30)
- Closed days
- Mondays (or the following day when Monday is a national holiday),New Year's holidays（12/28-1/4）
- Official Website
- https://www.mizunokagaku.jp/
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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Tokyo Sewerage Museum “Rainbow”
At this hands-on museum, visitors can enjoy learning about the role of sewage systems and the water environment.
Accessibility Information
Visitors can tour the museum in a wheelchair without any problem.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom Restroom Information
There is a diaper-changing table in the hallway outside the restroom.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-5564-2458
- Address
- Ariake Sewage Recycling Center 5F, 2-3-5, Ariake, Koto-ku
- Fee
- Free admission
- Hours
- 9:30 - 16:30 (admission until 16:00)
- Closed days
- Mondays
*If it is a national holiday, the following weekday,New Year's holiday.
*Open every day during summer vacation
*Open on Water Sanitation Day (September 10) and Tokyo Citizens' Day (October 1) - Official Website
- https://www.nijinogesuidoukan.jp/language/english.html
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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AQUA CiTY ODAIBA
A massive shopping complex offering ideal views of Tokyo's city center, framed by the Statue of Liberty and the Rainbow Bridge
Accessibility Information
Odaiba Station is linked to the 3rd floor via Symbol Promenade Park. There are restrooms for children on the 4th floors.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom on 1st floor Restroom Information
There are wheelchair-accessible restrooms (with diaper-changing seats), with one on each floor. The 1st floor restroom has ostomate facilities.(only the first floor has a sink) There is also a restroom for children on the 4th floors.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 03-3599-4700
- Address
- 1-7-1, Daiba, Minato-ku
- Fee
- Varies by shop
- Hours
- Business hours: Retail stores and food court 11:00-20:00, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays -21:00,Restaurants 11:00-23:00 (some restaurants until 4:00 the next morning)
*Business hours vary depending on the store. Please see the facility website for details. - Closed days
- Irregular holidays
- Official Website
- http://www.aquacity.jp.e.yp.hp.transer.com/lng/top
*This information was current as of January 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.