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As you explore Tokyo, walk across Rainbow Bridge to take in the panoramic views and get to know this famous landmark. Entrance to the bridge is free. On the north route you’ll see Tokyo Tower nestled among skyscrapers to the west, and Tokyo Sky Tree to the east.
Nov 25, 2017 · To walk the bridge, you can start at either the Tokyo or Odaiba end. For convenience’s sake we recommend doing a loop starting and finishing on the Tokyo side of the bridge. Or you can ride the Yurikamome Line over to Odaiba and enjoy the view , then walk across Rainbow Bridge back to Tokyo.
- Greg Lane
Sep 14, 2023 · Walk across Rainbow Bridge, one of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks, see the skyline from a park with an unusual history, and visit the world’s largest indoor miniature theme park with this Tokyo walking course. General Tips. The walkways on the Rainbow Bridge are open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the summer; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in winter.
Oct 9, 2020 · Crossing Rainbow Bridge. There are two 1.7 km walkways on the second deck called the Rainbow Promenade: the South route and North route are two separate walkways and do not connect on the bridge. From the north route, you can view the inner Tokyo harbor, the Tokyo Tower, and the Tokyo Skytree, while the south route offers a view of Tokyo Bay ...
Jun 4, 2014 · The Rainbow Bridge connects Tokyo's mainland to the reclaimed Odaiba island waterfront. You use the Yurikamome train line, drive on it with your car, or the best option would be to walk it. You can see some amazing views from the bridge, both looking towards Tokyo as well as towards Odaiba.
- George Popescu
Apr 29, 2013 · The best time of the day to walk on the bridge is the twilight time on a clear day, when visibility is excellent. However, even on a cloudy day, if long distance visibility is limited, you still get great views of the action of the cruise and cargo ships passing underneath.
Rainbow Bridge is a long suspension bridge crossing Tokyo Bay in the south of the capital. It allows an easy travel by train, by car or on foot to reach Odaiba, the artificial entertainment island appreciated by locals and tourists alike to unwind.
