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SUNSHINE SAKAE

The building complex symbolized by a Ferris wheel with a beautiful view of the Sakae area.

23 Sep 2026 See More

When I came to SUNSHINE SAKAE, I originally just wanted to look around and take in the atmosphere. I didn’t expect to come across anime fans dancing on-site, and the whole place instantly became lively. Everyone dancing was perfectly in sync—it was really impressive!

Watching everyone perform enthusiastically to the music, quite a few people gathered around to enjoy the show as well. Unexpectedly catching this fun scene added a nice little surprise to the trip.

I was originally just passing by, but this impromptu anime dance performance made me stop and watch. It really feels like you can often come across memorable little scenes on the streets of Japan!

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Rainbow Bridge

“Rainbow Bridge,” an approximately 800-meter-long suspension bridge, is an iconic part of Tokyo architecture that connects Odaiba and Shibaura. At night the bridge is beautifully illuminated, and many people visit it to take pictures of one of Tokyo’s most well-known night views. The bridge has a dual structure: the upper section functions as an Metropolitan expressway, while the lower section is used by a general roadway, the Yurikamome Line, and a walking path.
- Tsukiji, Odaiba, Toyosu
- Tourist Attractions
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Rainbow Bridge—this was my first time enjoying the view of Tokyo Bay from here. The entire bridge, together with the bay and the city’s high-rises, creates a truly expansive view!

Unfortunately, I came during the day this time. Although I could clearly see the structure of Rainbow Bridge, I didn’t get the chance to see its illuminated “rainbow” colors at night, so it felt a little less romantic.

If I have another chance to visit Tokyo, I’ll definitely plan to come back at night and see Rainbow Bridge illuminated in person. I’m sure it will feel completely different from the daytime!
bills Odaiba

This is the third Japanese branch of 'bills', an all-day dining restaurant originating from Sydney, Australia. Particularly noted for their exquisite egg dishes, customers flock here from early morning for breakfast items like 'Scrambled Eggs & Toast' and 'Ricotta Pancakes'. Open from 9am on weekdays and 8am on weekends, it's perfect for a meal before sightseeing.
- Tsukiji, Odaiba, Toyosu
- Western Restaurants
22 Sep 2026 See More

While shopping in Odaiba, I made a special trip to the very popular bills Odaiba. I was most excited to try their signature pancakes! When they arrived, they looked very fluffy and were served with fresh bananas. Just looking at them made me hungry.

The pancakes were soft and fluffy, and the bananas had a natural sweetness. Eating them together with the butter gave them a smooth, sweet flavor, while the bananas made the overall taste even richer.

The restaurant also has large windows that let in plenty of natural light. You can enjoy views of the Odaiba area while eating the pancakes, and the atmosphere is quite relaxing. It's a comfortable place to sit down and take a break when you're tired from shopping.
Okoicha Langue de Chat "CHA no KA"

A signature product of the pastry shop "Malebranche," founded in 1982 and based in Kitayama, Kyoto. This Kyoto sweet has become a beloved classic.
- Kinkakuji, Kamigamo
- Snacks
22 Sep 2026 See More

Kyoto’s famous rich matcha langue de chat, “CHA no KA,” is something matcha lovers will really enjoy! As soon as you open the package, you can smell a light matcha aroma. The cookies are crisp, with matcha chocolate sandwiched in the middle, giving them a very rich matcha flavor overall.

What I like most is that they’re not just sweet. The matcha has a slightly bitter tea flavor, making them rich and layered. They’re delicious!