Godzilla Statue

★ 4.9 (304K+ reviews) • 10M+ booked
Unleash your inner monster movie fan and step into the world of cinematic legends with a visit to the Godzilla Statue in Tokyo. Nestled in the heart of the city, this iconic landmark offers a thrilling glimpse into the realm of the infamous God of Destruction. Whether you're a movie buff, an adventure seeker, or simply a curious traveler, the Godzilla Statue promises a unique blend of cinematic history and modern-day marvel. Located at the Hibiya attractions, this colossal figure is not just a tribute to the legendary creature but also a testament to the enduring appeal of monster movies. Make sure to add this must-visit destination to your Tokyo itinerary and experience the magic of Godzilla coming to life!
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1-chōme-2-2 Yūrakuchō, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0006, Japan
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4.9 /5
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Klook User
11 Sep
it was one of the best experiences during our stay in Tokyo, I wish we can enjoy the experience in the future. the facilities are safe and clean, the staff was amazing. Very easy to book on the Klook app. Also, it will be nice to ave your work in Canada.
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Klook User
11 Sep
incredible experience. I also loved that it felt small and wasn’t over crowded. this was such a cool experience! it makes me want to go to them all!
Chu ***************
11 Sep
Better than expected, the stage effects are surprising and recommended. The only problem is not understanding Japanese. Although I borrowed a subtitle device, it sometimes froze, but since I had read the plot online, it didn't affect me much.
林 **
11 Sep
Booking train tickets and the 2-day pass on Klook in advance was so convenient. Riding the SPACIA X was truly comfortable, and upgrading to car #2 was worth every penny! I would definitely book again when visiting Nikko in the future.
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Klook用戶
11 Sep
Klook's recommendation this time was excellent! The Wagyu beef was incredibly delicious! Great breed and quality! We were so full that we couldn't try everything! A very satisfying dinner!
Klook User
11 Sep
Really enjoyed learning about Japan's imperial legacy while strolling through these beautiful gardens. The preserved stone gates and walls are impressive remnants of Edo Castle's former glory. Great value tour experience.
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Junie **********
11 Sep
easy to book the seat and sched I wanted thru Klook.
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Courtney *********
11 Sep
Nothing short of amazing it is a must do, staff super friendly, art installations beyond this world!! The do your own art piece was also very much a must do aswell!!

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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Giant Godzilla Head at Hotel Gracery

Prepare to be amazed by the Giant Godzilla Head at Hotel Gracery in Shinjuku! This life-sized, 12-meter high replica is a must-see for any visitor. As you gaze up at this iconic figure, you'll be captivated by its smoke-breathing and light-up features that bring the legendary monster to life. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for a unique photo opportunity, the terrace offers a perfect vantage point to capture unforgettable memories with Godzilla.

Godzilla Statue at Hibiya Square

Step into the world of Godzilla at Hibiya Square, where the new 3-meter high statue of Shin Godzilla stands as a testament to the monster's enduring legacy. This striking figure, inspired by the 2016 movie, is strategically positioned above a parkade entrance, offering a dramatic view that is sure to impress. It's a perfect spot for fans to gather, snap photos, and celebrate the cinematic history of this legendary creature.

Godzilla Store Shinjuku

Calling all Godzilla enthusiasts! The Godzilla Store in the OIOI Marui Annex Shinjuku is your ultimate destination for all things Godzilla. Just a short walk from the Hotel Gracery, this store is a treasure trove of memorabilia, offering a wide array of Godzilla-themed merchandise. Whether you're a collector or simply a fan, you'll find everything you need to celebrate your love for the King of Monsters. Don't miss out on this unique shopping experience!

Cinematic Pilgrimages

Embark on a cinematic journey through Tokyo by visiting iconic landmarks featured in Godzilla films. Start at Yatsuyama Bridge, the first landmark to face destruction in the 1954 classic, and make your way to the Tokyo Tower, a frequent target of kaiju chaos. These sites offer a thrilling glimpse into the world of Godzilla and its cinematic legacy.

Godzilla Merchandise

For Godzilla enthusiasts, a visit to the official Godzilla store near Shinjuku Station is a must. Here, you'll find an impressive array of merchandise, from detailed figures and stunning artwork to stylish clothing. If you're on the hunt for vintage treasures, don't miss the local flea markets and secondhand stores, where unique finds await.

Cultural Significance

Godzilla is not just a movie monster; it's a cultural phenomenon that has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide since 1954. Tokyo's statues and attractions pay homage to this legacy, offering fans a unique opportunity to connect with the history and influence of this legendary creature.

Historical Landmarks

Discover the original bronze Godzilla statue, a cherished landmark that has moved from Hibiya Chanter Square to its new home at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Cinemas. This statue stands as a testament to Godzilla's enduring popularity and its significant place in Japan's cultural landscape.

Cultural and Historical Significance

The Godzilla statue and its surrounding attractions are rich in cultural and historical significance, celebrating over six decades of Godzilla's impact on film and popular culture. These sites offer a deep dive into the legacy of a creature that has become a symbol of cinematic history.