Passing by this building during my 2019 trip was a real wow moment. I had never seen anything like it before—it’s easily one of the most unique and awesome designs I’ve ever come across. The way it looks like a giant metallic grid with a massive silver ball stuck right in the middle is just incredible. We didn't actually go inside,but just seeing it from the walkway was enough to make an impression. It feels like something straight out of a sci-fi movie and really gives the whole Odaiba area a futuristic vibe. Even seven years later, looking at my photos of that huge sphere floating in the structure reminds me of how cool it was to see such bold architecture in person for the first time. It's an absolute landmark that you can't miss if you're in the area!

The building itself looks stunning at night, and the city view from the observatory deck simply beautiful, the famous Rainbow bridge, Tokyo bay and Tokyo tower are the main higlights of the view. Worth visiting, just 15 minutes walk from the statue of liberty.

+3

Didn't get to tour the whole building but went to the observation deck. Part of it was closed for some remodeling, so we didn't get to see the entirety of the view, but what we did see was amazing. Lovely view of the Tokyo skyline.

+3

I visited here for the first time in 6 years. The view from here was very beautiful and a great place to take pictures of the Rainbow Bridge and the urban night view of Tokyo. However, when this place was reopened after Corona virus pandemic, the use of tripods and blackout curtains was banned. By 5:00 p.m., the LED bulbs under the windows were glowing colorfully, and it was no longer a very good environment for photographing the night view. It is worth visiting if you simply want to enjoy the view and take pictures with your smartphone, but if you are visiting for the purpose of taking professional photos, I no longer recommend this place.

+3

We visited on a Public Holiday . There was hardly any crowd ! Overall, the views were good, but it was cloudy so we couldn't see the sunset or Mt Fuji Place is very small so 800 yen seems to be overpriced. It closes by 5pm

+2