Dream Bridge
In Brief
Open 24 hours
Free entry
Allow 30 minutes
No regular closing days
夢の大橋
Updated 25 February 2020
About Dream Bridge
The widest pedestrian bridge in Japan, it offers splendid views over the Daikanransha Ferris Wheel, Palette Town and Odaiba.
Nearby & Related
Daikanransha Ferris Wheel
Standing at 115 meters tall, Daikanransha at Venus Fort is the second tallest Ferris wheel in Japan still in operation. The 16 minute ride offers spectacular views over Odaiba and Tokyo itself, including the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree.
Rainbow Bridge
The 798 metre long suspension bridge is officially part of the Shuto Expressway, but affectionately known as “Rainbow Bridge” by locals due to the vibrant lighting that changes throughout the year.
Connecting Shibaura and Odaiba, it offers spectacular views over central Tokyo, Tokyo Bay and the artificial islands nearby.
Odaiba Seaside Park
A large man-made beach on the shore of Odaiba, with sweeping views over Tokyo Bay, Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge.
Swimming is prohibited, but the area offers many different water-sports at different times of the year.
Unicorn Gundam Statue
Standing 19.7 metres tall, this animatronic statue is a replica RX-0 Unicorn Gundam from Japan’s well known Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn series of novels, manga, anime and games. The replica moves and lights up several times a day - every two hours from 11am, and every half hour after 7:30pm.
Fuji TV Hachitama Observation Deck
Many travellers marvel at the futuristic Fuji TV Headquarters building set on Odaiba, but few realise that the unusual orb structure is actually an observation deck! The deck offers a stunning panoramic view over the Odaiba waterfront and Tokyo Bay from the 25th floor - great at any time of day, but even more spectacular in the evening.
teamLab Borderless
One of the best known digital art installations in Japan, teamLab Borderless covers 10,000 square meters. Hundreds of computers and projectors produce an interactive and immersive multi-sensory art experience.
The installation is incredibly popular, so tickets are best booked online in advance.