4.9/5
藤琦丝织Enoshima is accessible by train, and the tour is free. I don't think the elevator is necessary if you can climb something like Yuexiu Mountain, but if you have children, they seem to be free, so you might as well buy an adult elevator ticket. There are several shrines and an observation tower up there. There's a place selling local snacks like bread and octopus cakes (which are also sold down below). I think there are hot springs and hotels in the island area, as well as open-air bars and cafes, which seemed quite nice. I took a quick tour, which took about an hour, including crossing the bridge. I wouldn't recommend expecting to see Mount Fuji; it was hazy.
4.6/5
Anonymous userA definitely worthwhile place to visit! This pass is very convenient; you don't need to exchange it anywhere. The first time you approach the aquarium, show the staff the entry code provided by Ctrip, and they'll stamp your left hand. For the other rides, just show the stamp on your left hand! The same applies to the rides; for the first ride, they'll stamp your right hand, and for the rest, just show the stamp on your right hand. Both stamps are only visible under a nightlight, which is quite fun! The surf coaster was awesome; there was absolutely no queue on a weekday, it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. The live shows at the Aqua Museum only have two shows a day, so be sure to check the times. We basically stayed from opening until 4 pm, and overall it was a great experience. Families with kids can easily spend a whole day here, from entertainment to food and drinks!
4.6/5Anonymous userIt's a bit far, so we chartered a car. There are speed passes available for purchase. But since I don't speak English or Japanese, I just had to wait in line. My private guide wasn't available today. We'll have the itinerary tomorrow. If you're not good at foreign languages, ❌ but have the money, find a private guide. Any recommendations?
4.6/5
096***72Actually, there is a WING building opposite the Takanawa exit of JR Shinagawa Station. Just walk straight inside from the building and the outdoor escalator. The adult ticket on site is 2,500 yen/ticket. The price on Ctrip is still slightly cheaper. It is effective immediately after buying on site. Just scan a code for one order. After entering, there is an indoor pirate ship on the right hand side (500 yen/time, and then follow the route in the museum. There is also a paid carousel on the left hand side). The route is planned. You can't go back halfway because the escalator is not open. The dolphin show is quite interesting, mainly divided into the main and supporting roles, and there are lights and other blessings. The gift hall at the end is also very cute. Overall, it is still worth a visit.
4.3/5
_We***53In Odaiba, it's very close to the It's a Small World by taxi. There was a special exhibition on the first floor, but I didn't go in due to time constraints. I only bought tickets for the regular exhibition and exchanged them for paper tickets at the service desk. There was a lot of content, and the children had a great time.
4.5/5
tamagotchuCrowded on weekends but the rides are fun. One roller coaster and the rest are more of 4D/arcade style games and rides.
4.6/5Anonymous userA fun day out to escape the rain. The kid loved the place. It was not too crowded so there was not a long queue for the rides. The place was quite small with minimal exhibitions. But there were plenty of activities for small kids, from ninjago castle to 4d movies.
4.7/5Anonymous userExcelente visita al Shibuya Sky, el día que ingrese hubo mal tiempo en la zona por lo que no subi al rooftop, tampoco pude ver la montaña Fuji, por lo que recomiendo visitarla cuando haya bueb clima
4.7/5Anonymous userIt is worth visiting. The Tokyo Tower is very clear and you can also see the art exhibition. It is just difficult to find. You have to find a stand-alone building on the third floor to exchange the ticket first, and then take the elevator to the 52nd floor.
4.6/5
M74***49The observatory is clearly marked; just follow the signs after getting off the train. Crowds are well-controlled, so it's not overly crowded. Going there in the evening allows for a great view of the sunset and the nightscape, especially Tokyo Tower. Tickets are more affordable than those at Shibuya and Tokyo Skytree. If you're hungry after sightseeing, I recommend looking for food on the first or basement floors instead of on the fourth, fifth, or sixth floors. They're much cheaper and offer a wide selection of snacks.
