Things to do in Tokyo Gate Bridge

Yukari was the best guide of my entire trip to Japan! And the other guide who was learning, Nana, too. I loved the experience. Everything was very well explained. Both of them were very friendly and attentive. I recommend them.

We arrived at DisneyLand at 7.30 and left the park at 8.30 to say we had a big day was an understatement, we chose to go down the fast passes avenue as we really did not want to wait in lines with kids. it worked for us! I will say if I was more organised we could have done it more efficiently but figuring it out as we went along was awesome too! So many favourites but one that stood out for us was The big thunder Mountain! kids ages were 10 and 7!

This place is absolutely amazing. the pictures are great, but don't do it justice for everything you experience inside. It really is breathtakingly spectacular. Well worth the money, well organised and a really unique experience.

Absolutely amazing! I had the best time yelling "UNKOOOO" and then playing the various poop-themed mini games. The derby race was hilarious. I loved the poop themed gotchapon(spelling?) machines and I got the one I wanted on the first try! I would go back in a heartbeat. For the price, it was beyond worth it. We did a 10am entry and it wasn't too crowded. By the time we left, there were more people so going earlier is better. It also leaves time to explore the rest of the mall. I also got to keep the inaugural poop, so that was a fun surprise! I can't wait to either come back to this location or try the other one!

Very relaxing and calm experience. There is a lot of things to do the at the onsen place 5 hours isn’t enough all of the activities there. The water hot springs is not too hot or cold when dip in. Everyone there has their own thing that you won’t feel concious.

great place to spend a few hours at and enjoy the music and great works of art in motion. the staff were friendly and helped us out with the entry and other things. strongly recommended if you’re visiting Odaiba.

It was a very nice experience. I was the only person participating on that day/time, which was nice because I was able to take my time with the ironing. The woman was very kind and we chatted. The music and rain outside was very relaxing. I purchased the entire set (kimono, obi, obiage, obijime, and collar). The total price was about 21,000¥ including the Klook booking (41$ or roughly 6,000¥). It was a bit expensive, but I think it was worth it as the quality is wonderful. Also this price is very affordable in comparison to first hand kimonos of equal quality. If I had attempted to buy this set first hand closer to the city, it easily would have been near 100,000¥ instead. They also sent me a follow up message with useful instructions on how to put on the ensemble for future reference. Outside of the shop a few minutes walk, there is a small community shrine, which I thought was nice as well.

A great place to hang out and marvel at the level of detailin each of the exhibits. Simply showed the klook voucher at the counter and got tickets. Went midweek so no crowds and it made for a very relaxed interactive experience for both parents and kids. The airport model is especially neat with planes taking off and landing! Food at the café was not great but was convenient and filled a gap!

Joe our tour guide was so knowledgeable and very friendly. i recommend a tour with Joe is a great start for tourists first time to Japan. Joe made everything easy, which made our market experience fun. No stress. Thanx Joe!