TOKYO DOME TOUR

A great experience, with an introduction to the stadium's history, a visit to the VIP boxes, DAZN special area, areas near home plate and the first and third base dugouts, and the visiting team's bullpen. Non-Japanese speakers can purchase multilingual translation services.

The Tokyo Dome tour was excellent, the staff were warm and friendly, and I got to experience what it's like to be a professional athlete on the field. I hope to have the chance to watch a game there someday.

Baseball fans will find it very worthwhile to visit, but there's no need to choose multiple languages. Simply use Google Translate's instant translation feature. The multi-language option only provides text translation on mobile phones and often misses parts.

It's a lot of fun and you can bowl there, but you need to arrive early at the meeting point and look for it... someone will guide you from around Gate 20 to the meeting area on the first floor.

Una experiencia fantástica para cualquier aficionado al deporte. Me encantó lanzar desde el montículo y tener tiempo libre para caminar por el campo.

Just being able to go down to the Tokyo Dome ground and step on the grass is well worth it. The tour is conducted in Japanese, and although there's a translation service available for an extra fee, I didn't feel it was necessary. The guides are all inherently friendly and will take good photos even if you go on the tour alone.

It was actually a very good experience, and the staff's guided tour was excellent. However, on that day, I'm not sure if it was a network issue or something else, but the voice translation system kept failing to work. Generally speaking, even if you don't understand completely, it doesn't significantly affect the visit, but you might not be able to gain a deep understanding.

We participated in this sports activity during the day and went to Tokyo Dome to watch a baseball game in the evening. If you want to watch a baseball game, remember to buy tickets 1-2 months in advance. The morning meeting point is near Gate 22, where staff holding A4 signs will guide you to check in. The rented translation device didn't seem to work very well, but the on-site staff were patient in explaining and informing us of precautions.