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Ariake-Dori Street

Shinonome Bridge

NOMURACo., Ltd.

DiverCity Tokyo

Mori Building Co., Ltd./ Toyota Motor Corporation(Planned)

(Temporarily used as VenusFort/MEGAWEB)

Higashiyashio Greenway

New

cruise ship terminal

(in the planning stage)

Yume-no-Ohashi Bridge

Mizu-no-hiroba Port Park Tokyo BaycourtClub

AriakeColiseum

Shinonome

to Shinkiba

Auxiliary Route No.315 1-7

Occupied plots

Provisional use plots

to Osaki, Shibuya, Shinjuku

Grand PacificLE DAIBA

Tokyo MetropolitanSpecial Needs School

(Planned)

Tokyo Metropolitan IndustrialTechnology Research Institute

The WaterfallSquare

FujiTVWangan Studio

BMW GROUP(Planned)

Water Bus Terminal

Mizu-no-hiroba Port Park

Fujimi Bridge Kiyari BridgeAriake-kita BridgeShinonome Canal

Coliseum Bridge

(National management)

Mizu-no-hiroba Port Park

Daiwa Royal Co., Ltd.(Planned)

Fukagawa Fire StationAriake DivisionFukagawa Fire StationAriake Division

Daini Ariake ElementarySchool, Junior

High School （Planned）

Tokyo Waterfront City is not only located close to Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport) but is also ideally positioned for sightseeing via water bus, providing great views of Tokyo Skytree on route to the famous tourist site of Asakusa.

Tokyo SkytreeTokyo Skytree

Water bus

Tokyo Disneyland

C reation of a MICE and International Tourism Center in Tokyo Waterfront City

Work is underway in the Tokyo Waterfront City to turn this area into a MICE and international tourism center where people, goods, information and technology from around the world come together. This will strengthen Tokyo’ s competitiveness and drive Japan’ s economic growth.MICE: An acronym for Meetings, Incentive Travel, Convention, and Event/Exhibition

Various events are held throughout the year in the park (Shiokaze Park)

“Senkyaku Banrai” shopping and entertainment complex

MICE & mixed-use development (private sector MICE, hotels, entertainment facilities, etc.)

International to

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(Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute Headquarters, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, incubation facility, etc.)

Connecting Zone

(Boosting local transport)

Tokyo Waterfront City is a highly promising area: a location surrounded by water that offers a liberating experience and panoramic views of Tokyo, including Tokyo Gate Bridge and Tokyo Skytree.With a wealth of tourism resources such as commercial facilities and museums, this is Tokyo’ s leading tourism area.Development of attractive areas that tourists from Japan and abroad will want to visit again and again is advancing.

G ood Access to the City Center & Airports

Minimum 15 min.

Minimum 60 min.

Various disaster mitigation measures have been taken to make Tokyo Waterfront City well prepared for disasters. Ample safety has been secured to protect the city against the highest tsunami assumed in Tokyo’ s report of damage estimates in the event of an earthquake directly hitting the capital, announced in April 2012.At the time of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, buildings and facilities in Tokyo Waterfront City suffered no big damages from liquefaction, demonstrating that measures taken up to then were effective.

Comparison of estimated maximum tsunami height and tsunami height from the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami

Currently estimated maximum tsunami height : T.P. ± 2.61m

(Around 80,000m2 of exhibition space. Plans toexpand space to around100,000m2 by 2019.)

A large-scale project that illuminates the Odaiba night in a range of colors. Inside the Illusion Dome attraction, the first projection system of its kind in Asia, images projected on to the interior surface of the dome change in response to movement by the people inside.

Visitors can enjoy this innovative and artistic show of lights synchronized to music-Japan’s first to use the windows of a large building to display moving lights set to music.

Interactive digital signage provides the latest information on Tokyo Waterfront City in multiple languages at the station that serves the gateway to the area.

Smartphones exclusively for providing information on the Tokyo Waterfront City in multiple languages are available to borrow. Based on a visitor’ s location, the phone will provide relevant sightseeing information in recorded audio and text format.

Free access to Wi-Fi has been set up in public spaces in Tokyo Waterfront City, allowing visitors from Japan and overseas to obtain information and communicate with ease.

・Odaiba Illumination YAKEI

Odaiba Illumination YAKEI

・Digital signage at Yurikamome Shimbashi Station

・Smartphones equipped with an audio guide

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・Tokyo Odaiba Free Wi-Fi

Attractive tourism resources

Enhancing hospitality for foreign visitors

ＧＬＩＴＴＥＲ８Digital signage

Tokyo Odaiba Free Wi-Fi Smartphones equippedwith an audio guide

Tokyo Waterfront City was selected as oneof the 100 best cityscapes in 1999.