Statue Of Liberty

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My day was supposed to end in TeamLab Planet (see that review) but while waiting for my reservation time, we walked Odaiba. It is a very beautiful place, and close to the beach you will find the Japanese version of the Liberty Statue ?. Oh yeah, you did not expect that, very cool. We spend some time walking on the sand, enjoying the view, taking pics of the Statue. From this place to team lab walking would be like 45 minutes, a little bit long but YOUR BODY need exercise. Well with not further, see my pics and vids.

For a taste of New York City with views of Tokyo Bay in the background, visit Odaiba's replica of the famous Statue of Liberty. Statue of Liberty built as a symbol of Franco-Japanese friendship. · A remarkable sight, measuring in at 11 meters tall and a staggering 9 tons. A very popular photo-op, with the Rainbow Bridge in the background, is this 11m-tall replica of Lady Liberty, a fixture on Odaiba's waterfront since 2000.

Very nice area to spend some time. The train ride on its own is already interesting, as it goes through the rainbow bridge and the views from the bay are nice. There are some shopping malls on the area as well.

Very interesting replica of Liberty statue in unexpected place. Beautiful park with riverside views surrounds statue. Surrounding slightly crowded, but it is normal for Odaiba. If you want to take a selfie - probably you must wait for too many pretendents...

At first, I wasn’t sure what to make of it—Statue of Liberty in Tokyo?? But it turns out to be a very popular photo spot, especially with the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo skyscrapers in the background. It’s about 12 meters tall—a smaller replica of the original Statue of Liberty in New York. It draws large crowds of tourists and is located along the bay promenade, close to the Aqua City Odaiba shopping mall. I think it’s a spot worth seeing, and afterward, you can go shopping, visit the Fuji Television building, and if the weather’s clear, even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji.