All Reviews of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza page 2

As soon as you walk in, there's a food court where you can grab a bite. After that, I headed to the supermarket on the first floor to stock up on snacks and daily necessities. Ended up buying a lot!

It takes a lot of energy and time to explore this entire building.

There's a new virus again, and the Japanese government immediately announced a ban on foreigners entering the country. Who knows when I'll be able to visit again...

Fuji TV is right next door, and you often spot Japanese celebrities around here.

The shopping flow here is really comfortable. There are lots of famous food spots on the first floor.

The stuff sold here is more expensive than in other shops.

The Odaiba Rainbow Ferris Wheel has closed down, which is such a shame.

You can pretty much find everything tourists want to buy in Japan here—cosmetics, electronics, a supermarket, clothes, and more. There's even a food court on the first floor!

For the first time in my life, I had coffee served by a maid 🥰

The moving giant Gundam is just so cool!