As part of the area’s redevelopment project, Toyosu leveled up significantly with the opening of this facility and Toyosu PREMIER. The big shopping complex is connected directly to Toyosu Station via an underground passage. Over 210 shops are featured! From select shops to restaurants famous for their night views to Kidzania Tokyo, you’re sure to find something you’ll enjoy.

Let your kids take on the challenges of this work and social experience in a realistic 2/3 scale model of a city! They can earn money in the “local currency” and save it, buy things with it, or use it to receive services! There are over 100 jobs and services they can try out! They’ll get to learn about how society works in a fun way.

Following an established observation route, you’ll be able to see things like the energetic tuna auction starting at 5:30 in the morning! In addition to shops selling professional-level cooking equipment and fresh food, there are also a lot of famous restaurants featuring sushi, seafood rice bowls, western cuisine, Chinese cuisine, and more. You’ll certainly get your fill of both shopping and gourmet eats! With a portion of the tour removed, you can enter any time between 5:00 and 17:00, but we recommend an early morning visit!

This combined complex is thoroughly designed with restaurants, office spaces, a movie theater, a hanging garden, an open plaza, and shops featuring cosmetics and miscellaneous goods. Spend your time in luxury at Hibiya’s exemplar Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, in the town of arts and entertainment.

This large shopping center is adjacent to the Odaiba Marine Park. While approx. 70 shops focus on casual fashion, there are also all kinds of restaurants, a new cinema, a collection of ramen shops called the Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai, and Akuashitiodaiba Shrine.

There is a lot of meaning in the name, “DiverCity”. It is a place where a massive variety of shops, from fashion to food, have been assembled. It’s fully loaded with fun, and even includes a VR attraction. Standing in its plaza is the impressive landmark, the Life-Sized Unicorn Gundam Statue!

This department store is the symbol of the Ginza area and was opened in 1930. The offerings are expansive. You’ll have everything from designer brands to casual fashion and gourmet eats at your fingertips. Especially notable is the basement. This floor, called the Ginza Food Garden, features wonderful food products and is perfect for finding a souvenir from Ginza.

This “Daimyo Garden” (a traditional sort of Japanese garden) was made in the Edo Period. In addition to being famous for its cherry blossoms and autumn foliage, it boasts fields of rapeseed flowers in the spring and cosmos flowers from summer to fall. The central lake is fed by Tokyo Bay. The rise and fall of the water level is controlled by flood gates to match the water level of the bay.

Standing at an impressive 634 meters is the tallest tower in the world. The Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck sits at 350 meters from the ground and lets you look out over all of the Kanto region. If the weather is good, you may just catch views of Mount Fuji. The Tokyo Skytree Tembo Galleria is also popular at its 450 meters from the ground. It features glass tube walkways that almost make it feel as though you’re strolling through the air.