[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Statue of Liberty - Odaiba (Updated Mar)

#Tokyo Attractions The Statue of Liberty in Tokyo is located at 1-chome, Odaiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan. It is 12.25 meters tall, weighs 9 tons, and is open all year round. This was originally a stronghold for placing artillery batteries. It was expanded several times after the war and later became a beautiful park. Most of the tourists who come here will go to the Statue of Liberty to check in and take photos. In 1998, Japan and France launched a cultural exchange activity called "Year of France in Japan", and a large number of French cultural and artistic works came to Japan for exhibition, including a Statue of Liberty. Although this Statue of Liberty is much smaller than the one in New York and lacks the imposingness as imagined, it is still very exquisite and cannot be compared with ordinary copycat versions. Although the Statue of Liberty in Odaiba is a replica made in response to the regrets after the original was returned, it has become a symbol of Odaiba. Taking a photo with the goddess with the Rainbow Bridge as the background is an indispensable activity. Address: 1-4-1, Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Address - To get to Odaiba, you can take the Yurikamome, the Rinkai Line, or a water bus from the Hinode Pier or other shores. Environment/Facilities - This island in Tokyo Bay was originally built in the 1950s during the Edo period (1603-1867) to protect Tokyo from attacks from the sea. Now the island has become an entertainment center for families to enjoy themselves in the sea breeze. Features-There is a replica of the Statue of Liberty in front of the Rainbow Bridge in Odaiba. Although it was temporarily placed here during the exchange between Japan and France in 1998, it was so popular that it was permanently placed here in 2000. If you want to shop, you can choose any of "AQUA CITY ODAIBA", "DiverCity Tokyo" and "Decks Tokyo Beach". #TokyoFreeTravel

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#Tokyo Attractions Standing in Odaiba Seaside Park, the Statue of Liberty standing in front of you makes you feel like you are in New York, but with a unique Tokyo style. The statue is a replica donated by France to Japan, symbolizing the friendship and cultural exchange between the two countries. The night view of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay behind complement each other, creating an intoxicating romantic atmosphere. Whether it is the magnificence under the blue sky during the day or the dreaminess under the lights at night, this is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Looking at the tourists coming and going, some stopping to take pictures, some quietly appreciating, I can't help but sigh that this statue is not only a landmark, but also people's yearning for freedom and beauty. The Statue of Liberty in Odaiba is not only a tourist attraction, but also a microcosm of Tokyo's modernity and internationalization. 🚉 Transportation: 5 minutes walk from Rinkai Line "Odaiba Station" 📍 Address: 1-4 Odaiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo ⏰ Opening hours: Open all day #Odaiba #Statue of Liberty #Tokyo Bay #Romantic Night View #Must-visit Tokyo

The Statue of Liberty is located in Odaiba, Tokyo, and is a popular tourist attraction. This statue is based on the Statue of Liberty in New York, USA, but is smaller in size, yet still exudes a majestic presence. The nearby Odaiba Seaside Park is an ideal spot to view Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge. During the day, you can enjoy the magnificent sea view, and at night, you can admire the beautiful light show. There are also many shops and restaurants around the Statue of Liberty, making it a popular spot for tourists to take photos. Moreover, it is a great place for a stroll and relaxation, attracting visitors from all over the world.

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After counting traffic lights at Shibuya Crossing for three days, I fled to Odaiba with a tired feeling of "Tokyo is nothing special". It was not until I stood on the beach of Odaiba Seaside Park and watched the sunset fall from the steel cables of the Rainbow Bridge that I realized that Tokyo's romance does not need to be crowded. 🚃 About the train that looks like the opening of a movie When you come to Odaiba, you must take the first car of the "Seagull Line". The glass front of the train without a cab is like a transparent whale traveling through time and space. When the train drove onto the Rainbow Bridge, the lights of the entire city flowed under your feet. Tokyo Tower flickered in the distance, as if falling into the parallel time and space of "Your Name". Aimer's "Love Like Rain" happened to be playing in my headphones. It is recommended to arrive at Odaiba Seaside Park one hour before sunset. Take off your shoes and step into the fine sand to watch the tide embroider lace at your feet. When the sunset marks the silhouette of the Statue of Liberty on the pink and orange sky, remember to hold the hands of the people around you tightly - at that moment, even Tokyo Tower became the background board of your story. 🙀Why dare to delete Shibuya from the list? Because the real Tokyo is hidden in those moments that make you forget that you have to check in 📍Odaiba Seaside Park (it is recommended to search for Odaiba Marine Park in English on Google Map) 🚇Transportation: Take the Yurikamome or Saikyo Line to the Rinkai Line from downtown Tokyo to Odaiba directly! #Tokyo Attractions #Sunset #Register for February Hotel Test Sleeper 2025

#TokyoItinerary 🌟Go to Odaiba in the morning🌟 Odaiba, whose name "Odaiba" means fort, originated from the coastal defense facilities built in the 19th century to deal with the American "black ships". Today, it has become a popular destination for Tokyo residents and international tourists. Odaiba offers a mix of shopping, dining, futuristic attractions and museums, all within walking distance. It is easily accessible from central Tokyo by taking the Yurikamome or Rinkai Line. 🌟Check in at the Statue of Liberty🌟 The iconic Statue of Liberty in Odaiba, Tokyo, is a detailed replica of the famous statue in New York and symbolizes the deep friendship between Japan and France. The statue, erected in 1998 to commemorate Franco-Japanese relations, was unexpectedly popular and has been retained as a result. Although only one-seventh the size of the New York original, Tokyo's Statue of Liberty is still unique. In addition, there is a similar statue in Osaka and Shimada, Japan, which together present this symbol of cross-border friendship. 🌟Overlooking the Rainbow Bridge🌟 You can see the Rainbow Bridge from Odaiba Seaside Park in Tokyo. The park features several viewing points, perfect for visitors to get a glimpse of the beautiful Rainbow Bridge. Especially at dusk, the Rainbow Bridge under the setting sun is particularly charming, becoming a popular spot for photography enthusiasts. In addition, visitors can stroll along the pedestrian walkway on the Rainbow Bridge and enjoy the views of Tokyo Bay and Odaiba. The south side walkway mainly offers views of Odaiba, while the north side walkway features views of high-rise buildings in downtown Tokyo. 🌟Go to Azabudai Hills in the afternoon🌟 In November 2023, Tokyo welcomed a new landmark - Azabudai Hills. Its core building, "Mori JP Tower", won the title of Japan's tallest building with an astonishing height of 330 meters. This 64-story skyscraper not only breaks the record for Japan's tallest building, but also, due to its unique geographical location, allows visitors to see the Tokyo Tower at eye level on the top floor, and overlook the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge. Climbing up to the observation deck on the 33rd floor, the Tokyo Tower seems to be within reach. In the evening, the setting sun and the fiery red of the tower complement each other, casting a romantic veil over the night of Tokyo. 📍Address: 1-3-1 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo 🚇 Public transportation: Kamiyacho subway station, 5 minutes walk from Exit 5 🕒Mori Tower business hours: 11:00-20:00 🎫Tickets: Must be purchased at the merchant

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Odaiba is an area on an artificial island in Tokyo Bay, known for its high-tech entertainment facilities. You can reach Odaiba by the futuristic Yurikamome train, on foot, or by car via the Rainbow Bridge. Recommended Tourist Spots Life-sized Unicorn Gundam Statue: A giant white statue of the robot that has gained a cult following through sci-fi novels and anime. It is illuminated at night with accompanying music. Odaiba Seaside Park: A lush seaside space with views of the Rainbow Bridge and the city skyline. It features a promenade and a small Statue of Liberty.

The Odaiba Statue of Liberty is a miniature version of the Statue of Liberty located in Odaiba Marine Park, Tokyo, Japan. This statue was erected in 1998 as part of the Japan-France friendship celebration and is a replica of the original Statue of Liberty on the Seine River in Paris. Standing at approximately 12.25 meters tall, it is much smaller than the original in New York but has become one of Odaiba's iconic attractions. 🌸Must-Visit Attractions 1️⃣ Odaiba Statue of Liberty: Admire this mini Statue of Liberty, which, along with the Rainbow Bridge in the background, creates a beautiful scene. 2️⃣ Odaiba Marine Park: A great place for walking, sightseeing, and photography, especially in the evening when you can enjoy the beautiful night view of Tokyo Bay. 3️⃣ Aqua City Odaiba: A large shopping center with various restaurants and shops, and an excellent observation deck with a view of the Odaiba Statue of Liberty. 🌸Must-Try Foods 1️⃣ Odaiba Takoyaki Museum: Here you can taste various flavors of takoyaki, a great place to experience Japanese street food. 2️⃣ Kua Aina: A Hawaiian burger joint known for its large and juicy burgers. 3️⃣ Bills Odaiba: A café with a beautiful view, serving delicious breakfasts and desserts. 🌸Photo Spots 1️⃣ In front of the Odaiba Statue of Liberty: Take iconic photos with the Rainbow Bridge in the background. 2️⃣ Cherry Blossom Season in March and April: Capture stunning photos of the cherry blossoms. 3️⃣ The beach at Odaiba Marine Park: Facing Tokyo Bay and the Statue of Liberty, this is a great spot for sunset and night view photography. Tips 🔺️ It is recommended to visit early to avoid peak times, allowing you to take photos of the attractions without crowds.

📍Address: 1 Chome-4-2 Daiba, Minato City, Tokyo 135-0091 Japan 📍Key Points This is a fake Statue of Liberty. The location is good, so the photos come out well. Actually, I didn't plan on going there separately, but I ended up seeing it because it's right next to the Rainbow Bridge. But when I see it while walking, I'm like, "Oh!" lol 📍Rating: 2.5/5 #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel

#Tokyo Attractions The iconic Statue of Liberty in Odaiba, Tokyo, is a detailed replica of the famous statue in New York and symbolizes the deep friendship between Japan and France. The statue, erected in 1998 to commemorate Franco-Japanese relations, was unexpectedly popular and has been retained as a result. Although only one-seventh the size of the New York original, Tokyo's Statue of Liberty is still unique. In addition, there is a similar statue in Osaka and Shimada, Japan, which together present this symbol of cross-border friendship. 📍Address: 1-4-1 Odaiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 🚇 Public transportation: 3 minutes walk from Kaikan Line "Odaiba" station 🕒Opening hours: 24 hours 🎫Tickets: Free

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The Statue of Liberty in Tokyo Bay is a monument commemorating the friendly relations between Japan and France. It is a replica statue made from the original model of the Statue of Liberty located in Paris, France. The Statue of Liberty, which was completed in France in 1889, was set up in Odaiba from April 1998 to January 1999. As a symbol of Franco-Japanese friendship, it was also the first time it was displayed overseas. As the time approached for the Statue of Liberty to 'return home', the calls for its reconstruction grew louder. The current Statue of Liberty is a replica statue that was officially permitted by the city of Paris to be rebuilt in 1999 and was unveiled on December 22, 2000. Including the pedestal, the total height is 12.25 meters, and it weighs 9 tons. The best photography spot is the pedestrian bridge that connects Odaiba Seaside Park and Symbol Promenade Park. From here, you can view the Statue of Liberty up close. It is a 3-minute walk from the Yurikamome Line's Odaiba Kaihin Koen Station or a 7-minute walk from the Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line. 📍Address: 2-4-8 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 🅿️: There are many parking spaces nearby, 500 yen per day 🚃Transportation: From Tokyo Station, take the JR Yokosuka Line (towards Zushi) for one stop to Shinbashi, then take the Yurikamome Line (towards Toyosu) for five stops to Odaiba Kaihin Koen Station, and walk to the seaside to see the Statue of Liberty 🗽. Overall Rating Scenery: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Today's theme is strolling around Tokyo, and the first stop is Odaiba near the hotel. The Odaiba area is like our Cloverleaf area in Shanghai, with the Tokyo International Exhibition Center located here. The most famous attractions are the Statue of Liberty and the "Golden Gate Bridge". When you walk near the Statue of Liberty and see the bridge behind it, you really feel like you've traveled to the United States! Behind the Statue of Liberty is the Fuji TV station, where many classic Japanese dramas were filmed, such as the most classic drama of our generation, 'Tokyo Love Story'. Gazing at the TV station from a distance, the smile of Rika appears in your mind. Of course, there's also the handsome Kimura's 'Long Vacation'. If life is not treating you well, think of it as a long vacation given by heaven! After visiting Odaiba, I highly recommend taking the Seagull Line directly to Ginza. The front of the Seagull Line train is completely transparent, and my daughter sat in the front row, experiencing the feeling of being a driver. The Seagull Line is actually a sightseeing route that offers a full view of the scenery on both sides of Tokyo Bay, with the Tokyo Tower and the Skytree sometimes right in front of the train. Ride the Seagull Line to the end, and you'll be within walking distance to Ginza. Ginza has now turned into a pedestrian street on weekends, reminiscent of Nanjing Road. After visiting several big-name stores, the popular items were all out of stock, so I advise everyone not to waste time looking for stores. After Ginza, we arrived at Shibuya, the hottest area in Tokyo right now. As soon as you come out of the subway station, you can feel that the flow of people is much higher than in Ginza. Tokyo's busiest intersection is right here, and from above, it looks a bit like the intersection of Huaihai Middle Road and Huangpi Road in Shanghai. We mainly came to Shibuya to check in at Tokyo's number one internet-famous spot, Shibuya Sky. Climbing to the top of Shibuya's tallest building, you can overlook the entire Tokyo and see Mount Fuji in the distance. It turns out to be just a helipad on the 45th floor, completely open-air. The tickets for the evening are hard to get; I booked half a month in advance and only got tickets for 16:00. I had to bite the bullet and wait for the dark. Fortunately, the weather was decent, but the clouds were thick, and Mount Fuji was only a silhouette in the distance. The expected sunset was also a letdown. However, when the lights of Tokyo came on, illuminating the entire city, I felt the wait was worth it. The lights of Tokyo are mainly white, with some red accents, giving it a sense of luxury! After the visit, we had some delicious food and then headed back home!

Exploring the Statue of Liberty Replica in Tokyo: A Symbol of Friendship During my recent visit to Tokyo, I had the opportunity to explore the iconic Statue of Liberty replica located in Odaiba. It was a fascinating experience that offered insights into the friendship between Japan and France. **Location and Access:** The Statue of Liberty replica stands proudly in Odaiba, a vibrant waterfront district in Tokyo. Accessing it is convenient via various modes of transportation, including trains, buses, and even a leisurely walk from nearby attractions. **Impression and Atmosphere:** Upon arriving at the site, I was immediately struck by the serene atmosphere surrounding the statue. Despite being a replica, its grandeur and symbolism are captivating. The surrounding waterfront views and skyline of Tokyo added to the charm of the experience. **History and Significance:** Learning about the history and significance of the statue was enlightening. It serves as a symbol of friendship between Japan and France, commemorating the bonds formed between the two nations over the years. **Activities and Amenities:** While at the site, there are various activities and amenities to enjoy. From taking memorable photos with the statue as a backdrop to exploring nearby attractions, there's something for everyone to appreciate. **Conclusion:** Visiting the Statue of Liberty replica in Tokyo was an enriching experience that left a lasting impression. It not only offers a glimpse into international relations but also serves as a reminder of the enduring values of liberty and friendship. **Tips for Visitors:** - Plan your visit during weekdays to avoid crowds. - Combine your trip with exploring other attractions in Odaiba. - Don't forget to capture stunning photos during sunset for breathtaking views.

This is a well kept Statue of Liberty which was a gift from France. the statue overlooks the bay area and there are several areas nearby to take good photos. The statue is surrounded by cherry trees and would be a good place to visit during cherry blossom season. I like this place because it is near the beach. Apart from enjoying the majestic imitation of the Statue of Liberty, we can also enjoy the beauty of the beach like in the anime, very beautiful. The location doesn't have too many cars passing by so it feels calm. You can reach this place by train or bus, it is very practical and easy to reach. There are also lots of vending machines and toilets available here, so you don't need to worry about staying here for too long. I wish to go to a lot of places here in Japan this year. #2024wish

#tokyotrip 📍Odaiba, Tokyo Visited Odaiba twice during my trip to Tokyo and this is one of the top attractions to visit while visiting Tokyo, Japan! It is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, with a futuristic look and a chilling Bay Area, seemed opposing but it works! There are a few malls at the deck area, DiverCity and Aqua City and a life size Gundam Statue in front of DiverCity! Be sure to snap a few photos with it, it is very impressive! Also, one of the iconic landmark would be Odaiba’s Statue of Liberty. There’s no need to visit New York City for the sight! Scenic views of Tokyo Bay, with the Rainbow Bridge at the background is very well-fitted with the Statue of Liberty! Another landmark that you would not want to miss would be the Fuji TV Building, so futuristic and artistic! Spending the evening and night strolling at the deck area was rather chilling and relaxing. Such an awesome place to visit in Tokyo! We love it here! #christmastrip #tokyo #odaiba #freehotelstay

This is the Statue of Liberty in Odaiba. It is a replica molded from the Statue of Liberty in Paris, France. The French Statue of Liberty made in France in 1889 was placed in Odaiba from April 1998 to January 1999 as a symbol of the Japan-France friendship. The present statue is a replica created in 1999 with official permission from the city of Paris, and was unveiled on December 22, 2000. It is 12.25 meters in height from the pedestal to the top and weighs 9 tons. Getting there: Three-minute walk from the Yurikamome Line Odaiba-Kaihinkoen Station or Daiba Station. Seven-minute walk from the Rinkai Line Tokyo Teleport Station. #tokyotrip

#TokyoTravel #Odaiba I didn't really plan on going to Odaiba while traveling in Tokyo But I think Odaiba will become a must-visit place every time I go to Tokyo from now on The night view from the high-rise building was so pretty, but the sea and buildings I saw from Odaiba were so bad that they couldn't be captured in a photo.

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The Statue of Liberty in Tokyo is a sculpture of the Statue of Liberty. It was a year since April 1998 (in the "French Year of Japan"). The Statue of Liberty in Paris was loaned out and set up in Odaiba.