Odaiba Technology Island and Tokyo Disneyland

Good morning, delicious coffee and tender desserts in this stylish cafe!
The cafe is open from 8:30 to 21:30 from Monday to Saturday. On Sunday it is open later - from 11:30 and closes at 20:00.

Disneyland is the best fairytale amusement park in Tokyo.
The best time to go to Disneyland is on weekdays, as there are a lot of people here at weekends or during holidays or vacations, and it takes a long time to wait for the attractions.
You can buy Fast Pass tickets. You can go through the quick pass system at the time indicated on the ticket without queuing for the attraction you want to get to.
Shops in the park sell a variety of themed goods.
The main feature of the park is the parades. A lot of people gather here to see this colorful sight. Favorite cartoon characters, music, fireworks - what could be better? :)

One of the most popular attractions on the island of Odaiba is a smaller copy of the Statue of Liberty.
It was established in 1998 by companies whose offices are located above the Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge.
Not only tourists, but also Japanese people like to be photographed next to this statue, the background of which is the walls of majestic skyscrapers.

Australian corner of Odaiba Island.
The restaurant is located in the Odaiba shopping mall. The window overlooks the rainbow bridge. There's also a veranda.
The restaurant is open from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

For car enthusiasts, the Toyota Mega Web interactive exhibition complex will be perfect.
It's like a real Japanese street in Tokyo in the sixties, with cars, machinery, vintage shops and more. It's a free entrance.
Look in the next hall, where in the "Garage of History" collected a collection of cars 1950-70-ies, and not just "Toyota". There's a toy car show.
In the sports wing - vintage cars Toyota, designed for racing.
Today's Toyota can be used not only by adults, but also by children - there is a reduced version for them.

The Odaiba district is a place of gathering of various museums and exhibition complexes devoted to innovative technologies and innovations.
One such is the National Museum of Advanced Science and Technology Miraikan.
It's got six floors in it. The exhibition in the museum includes a live broadcast of data from seismometers, which are located in different parts of Japan, proving that the country is constantly slightly "shaking".
On one of the floors there is an interactive area for children, a copy of the International Space Station, where you can learn about the structure of the universe.
There is an interactive zone for children and an exact copy of the International Space Station, you can get acquainted with the structure of the universe, to study a large globe made of liquid crystal displays.
On the second floor there are laboratories, coming to them, you can take part in various experiments.

A huge Ferris wheel will rise above the city at 115 meters in height.
Daikanransha has been working since 1999.
Full wheel rotation takes 15 minutes.
Some of its cabins are equipped with a transparent floor, which makes the view even more interesting.

One of the most popular spas.
The baths here are divided into closed (separately for men and separately for women) and open baths.
They are filled with natural hot water pumped from a spring located 1,400 meters below Tokyo Bay.
You can come here after 6 p.m. and get a discount of 500 yen.
People with tattoos are not allowed into the Oedo Onsen Monogatari baths.
Upon entering, visitors exchange their clothes for one of the colorful yukatas (lightweight cotton kimonos) provided for them to choose from. They wear these clothes as they walk around the complex, which is a lantern-lit modern replica of the central part of old Tokyo.

Unagi is the best in the Ginza!
The end of a busy day is here.
Unagi serves eels for a traditional barbecue style: crispy on the outside, but melting soft and juicy on the inside.
The restaurant is open until 10:00 p.m.