Tokyo's most popular travel check-in spot|Odaiba (1462)

|Odaiba (1462). Odaiba, also known as Odaiba, is located on the artificial land of Tokyo Bay in the southeastern part of Tokyo, Japan. It is the newest entertainment center in Tokyo and is favored by people, especially young people. The naming of Odaiba has such a story: In 1853, the American Perry led a fleet to Japan. At that time, Tokyo was still called Edo. Due to urgent defense needs, a hastily made sea fort was set up here to resist the enemy, and since then it has been called Odaiba. With the development of the times, many large-scale corporate headquarters have moved into Odaiba one after another, and many eye-catching commercial and entertainment facilities built with modern design have been built, such as: the world's largest indoor game center Sega Game Center. Today's Odaiba has become a must-visit place for tourists from all over the world to visit Japan, and it has also become an important tourist attraction that is most welcomed by tourists at home and abroad.