Odaiba's attractions include shopping malls, game centers, amusement parks, ultramodern architecture, and much more. A good first stop is Daiba station, a great place for taking photos of the scenery and the famous Rainbow Bridge. Check out the architecture of the Fuji Television station, the Telecom Center, and other seemingly impossibly designed buildings. Nearby are shopping centers Aquacity and Decks, with modern and old-fashioned stores, boutiques, souvenir shops, and restaurants. The area also contains a "Little Hong-Kong" food theme park, and the giant Joypolis amusement center. Joypolis is a fusion of arcade and indoor amusement park, with simulated roller coasters, horror rides, and virtual reality.

Across the way is Pallet Town, off the Aomi station. Pallet Town is a shopping and entertainment center, home to a variety of attractions. Mega Web is a massive car showroom, including the latest car models, an electric car ride through the complex, test-driving track, and virtual reality simulations. Venus Fort is a fantastically designed shopping center; the interior transports you to an outdoor 18th century European town at twilight. With giant marble statues and artificia l sunsets, it's worth a walk around the block even for those not interested in shopping. For your last stop of the day, take a ride on the world's second-largest Ferris wheel, which gives you a spectacular view of the area from 115 meters in the air. The brilliant lights of Tokyo and leisurely trip up and around will relax you after a long day.

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