Garbage Island (Tokyo)

The futuristic city of the future is located on Odaiba Island in Tokyo Harbor. This is a paradise for pedestrians, a holiday city glowing with thousands of lights. Why did the island get the name Garbage? In 1979, it was merged with a garbage dump, which did not prevent the original place from developing at a rapid pace. A Rainbow Bridge connects Garbage Island with Tokyo. You can get to the island by monorail, which meanders in an intricate loop over Tokyo Harbor, as well as by river trams or on a special ship resembling a space shuttle. The impressions from the tour are simply unreal! In this city of the future, the headquarters of the largest corporations are located.

The attention of travelers is attracted by the titanium ball "Fuji-TV", the shopping center "Aqua City", the attractions of "Tokyo Joypolis" and a hundred-meter Ferris wheel. Garbage Island has a lot to see in Japan. This is a robot skyscraper, a copy of the Statue of Liberty, exhibits of the Toyota automobile brand, a museum ship. But the island is especially beautiful at night in the light of bright lights. A wonderful view of the Rainbow Bridge at night opens from the Telecom Center site.