Beach & Waterfront · Odaiba

Odaiba Seaside Park お台場海浜公園

A crescent of sandy beach on Tokyo Bay with the best ground-level view of Rainbow Bridge, the Statue of Liberty replica and the city skyline, magical at sunset.

Hours24 hours (beach); facilities seasonal

ClosedOpen daily

PriceFree

Getting thereOdaiba-kaihinkoen Station (Yurikamome), 3 min; Tokyo Teleport Station (Rinkai Line), 8 min

Time needed1 hour

Best timeSunset into night

Address1-4 Daiba, Minato City, Tokyo

About

Odaiba Seaside Park wraps around a sheltered cove on the artificial island of Odaiba, with an 800 m sandy beach, wooden boardwalks and the island park of Daiba Park, the remains of the Edo-era battery forts that give Odaiba its name. Swimming is normally prohibited (except at special summer events in a designated area), but strolling, paddling at the shore, beach volleyball and picnics are all welcome. As evening falls the beach is the classic place to watch Rainbow Bridge light up with the central Tokyo skyline behind and yakatabune boats glowing on the bay. The Statue of Liberty replica and the Fuji TV building are just above the boardwalk.

Highlights

800 m sandy beach facing Rainbow Bridge
Daiba Park on the ruins of Edo-era cannon batteries
Statue of Liberty replica on the boardwalk
Sunset and night views of the illuminated skyline
Yakatabune lantern boats on the bay at night

Tips

Swimming is generally not allowed, check for summer 'Odaiba Beach' events with a designated swimming area.
Walk to Daiba Park (the old battery fort island) for a quieter, elevated view of the bridge.
Combine with walking Rainbow Bridge's promenade from Shibaura in time for sunset.

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Odaiba Seaside Park お台場海浜公園

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