Course map | Odaiba area course

① Tokyo Tower

Previously considered the main symbol of Tokyo, this tower (opened on December 23, 1958) is a popular sight that is illuminated for seasonal and special events.

② Harumi Wharf

With its passenger terminal and seven berths serving as gateways to the sea for domestic and foreign luxury cruise ships, you might see a luxury vessel docked here.

③ Rainbow Bridge

This gently arched bridge is a symbol of Tokyo Bay. Roughly the same height as a 40-storey skyscraper, it’s a top Tokyo sightseeing spot and makes an excellent backdrop for group photos.

④ Odaiba

A popular cruising spot for parties and barbeques in dock in sight of Rainbow Bridge, here you can enjoy a stable berth free from shaking.

⑤ Toyosu

The vestigial docks and cranes of this spot convey a sense of its former importance as a shipbuilding center. Today, it provides elegant views of the nighttime skyline as the lights of newly-built office buildings reflect off the sea’s surface.

⑥ Eitaibashi

This bridge, the fourth to span the Sumidagawa River, was built in 1698 to mark the 50th birthday of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi. It’s a popular sightseeing spot with a view of Sky Tree.

⑦ Hama-rikyu Gardens

These gardens built during the Edo Period offer beautiful views of water and plants.

⑧ Oi Container Terminal

This is one of the world’s leading terminals, with a deep-water quay totaling 2,354 m in length. The close-up views of freight being unloaded from massive container ships makes it an impressive cruising spot.

⑨ Gate Bridge

Opened in 2012, this bridge is a new symbol of the Tokyo waterfront. Some say it looks like two dinosaurs facing off!

⑩ Haneda Airport

On some days, passengers can experience the impressive feeling of watching jets take off and land directly above them from the water near Haneda Airport, Japan’s largest.