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Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)
Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)
Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)
Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)
Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)

Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)

Ferris WheelTourist Attraction

4.3

(3.0k)

This 100-meter neon-lit Ferris wheel in Odaiba offers sweeping views of the surrounding areas, including central Tokyo and Mount Fuji on a clear day. A ride lasts about 16 minutes and costs around 1,000 Yen.

Address

1-chōme-3-10 Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0064, Japan

Phone

+81 3-5500-2655

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Worth it?

Worth it for a unique perspective of Tokyo, particularly at sunset or night

Skip if you're sensitive to heat in summer or don't want to wait for a clear-glass cabin

The slow, 16-minute ride provides ample time to take in the extensive views.3 mentions

On a clear day, you can see as far as Mount Fuji.1 mention

Several reviewers noted that the cabins can get very hot in the summer, even with small windows open.1 mention

The photo package offered at the end of the ride is considered expensive by some.1 mention

Location

1-chōme-3-10 Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0064, Japan

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Highlights

You can choose between a standard colored cabin or a clear-glass cabin for an unobstructed view, though the clear cabins often have a longer wait.

Riding at night is highly recommended by visitors for the city lights.

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Who it's for

Good for kids
Family with kids
Couples
Friends
Wheelchair entrance

It's great for families with kids and anyone looking for panoramic city views, especially if you're already in the Odaiba area.

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Know before you go

You need to go inside Venus Port to reach the Ferris wheel.

Parking is available directly underneath the Ferris wheel for 600 yen per hour.

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Reviews

4.3

Very good

5 Reviews

Reviewers generally enjoy the experience for the great views of Tokyo, especially at night or sunset, and appreciate the friendly staff. The main drawbacks mentioned are the heat inside the cabins during summer and the cost of optional photos.

Fun facts

When it opened in 1999, it was the world's tallest Ferris wheel at 115 meters.


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