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お台場
Odaiba
오다이바(일본어: お台 場 )는 일본 도쿄도 미나토구 다이바에 있는 지역이다. 다이바 1정목부터 다이바 2정목으로 구성되어 있다. 미나토 구의 인구조사에 의하면 지역 인구는 2008년 4월 1일 기준 5,172명이다. 다이바를 나타내는 우편번호는 135-0091이다. 넓게는 시나가와구 히가시야시오, 고토구 아오미를 아울러는 지역도 포함하여 오다이바라고 부르기도 한다. 이 지역은 도쿄 임해부도심의 일부이다. 도쿄의 주요 관광지역 중의 하나로 많은 유락시설이 있으며, 매해 관광객들로 붐비는 곳이기도 하다.
Odaiba
Odaiba is a large reclaimed island in Tokyo Bay, connected to the mainland by the Rainbow Bridge. It began as a set of defensive fort islands in the 1850s before being expanded and redeveloped into a mixed commercial, residential and leisure district. Its main draw for visitors is the waterfront itself: a stretch of open bay shoreline with views back toward central Tokyo, which is unusual for a harbor city where much of the water's edge is taken up by port and industrial land.
Getting there
The easiest access is by the Yurikamome elevated train from Shimbashi, which crosses the Rainbow Bridge and gives you an elevated view of the bay on the way in; the ride takes around 15-20 minutes. The Rinkai Line, reachable from Osaki or Shinjuku, is a faster underground alternative to Tokyo Teleport Station. Water buses from spots like Asakusa or Hinode Pier are a slower but more scenic option.
How much time to allow
A half day is enough to walk the waterfront and see one or two attractions on the island. A full day makes sense if you want to add a museum visit or linger over the shoreline and shopping malls.
When to go
Evening is a good time to be on the waterfront, since the Rainbow Bridge and the Tokyo skyline are lit up after dark. Weekends and holidays draw larger crowds, particularly around the malls and the beach promenade, so weekday visits are calmer.
Combine it with
- Miraikan (1.2km) is close enough to pair with a waterfront walk in the same visit.
- Hamarikyu Gardens (3.5km) and Shiodome (3.9km) are a short trip back across the bay toward central Tokyo.
- Tokyo Tower (4.1km) can be added if you're continuing on toward Minato after Odaiba.
出典：ウィキペディア・OpenStreetMap の公開データ · 2026年8月5日 更新 · 編集 World by City 編集部
