Name: 彩虹之城//日本臺場的一天--歷史車庫、高達雕像、島國安卓機。 (THE RAINBOW CITY// ONE DAY IN ODAIBA, JAPAN - History Garage, Gundam Statues, and Island Androids)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:56:49.000Z
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The Rainbow City, one of my favorite spots to hang out in Japan.

Well, that has to do with the Rainbow Bridge.

It's called the Rainbow Bridge because there are lamps set up around its structure that's a lit from solar energy captured during the day.

These lamps release birth the name Rainbow Bridge, and that is why it's called the Rainbow City.

Odaiba is a series of man made islands that was built for the purpose of protecting Tokyo during a C attack in 18 fifties.

Today, Odaiba is one big shopping center.

There's a series of malls, easy owns and food spots for all you futuristic souvenir seekers and hard core foodies.

There's also tons and tons of events that you can participate in, so don't forget to check the website for upcoming events and parties and festivals.

So today I'm in no diabolically beautiful here.

You can see behind me there is a bridge Pretty famous.

There's like wheels turning in my head of things that I want to do here today.

So we're gonna go check, check it out and, like, walk around or die both.

I was one of my favorite places in Tokyo, so it's like summer today.

One of the main attractions in Odaiba is a large Gundam statue that towers but the city in front of Diver City Mall.

Even if you're not an enemy fan, this larger than life figure is one of the coolest things have ever seen.

There used to be a different model until they changed it recently.

Okay, so I'm in front of the New Gundam right here.

And there used to be an old one here, but they knocked it down, and now they have a new friend.

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Wait a beer and I'm kind of because there's like a meat festival going on there, but we only wanted to be.

We didn't want to meet because it was, like 3500 again.

And now we're gonna eat because I'm a little bit hungry.

Dive A is well known for their informational, lifelike robots.

You'll see these Androids scattered around the island.

What you're seeing here is the fake food displayed outside the restaurant.

You'll see this everywhere in Japan, and I got to say it really draws in the customers and makes you so hungry.

Is it really way took a while to find what restaurant wanted to go to with the shortest amount of weight time?

Quest for food is really, really, really guide today, Navigator, you know we're going home.

Way opted for a burger restaurant that was way more expensive than we had hoped.

And in the meantime, my friends had a chance to bond their best buds.

Now, the burgers at this place weren't the best and came in small portions.

But fifties diner feel made the Neil much more enjoyable.

You like to be different tips in the catch up, or do we put it on order?

So after our debate about ketchup, we flitted over.

Well, I flitted over to one of my favorite museums, the Toyota History Garage in Venus, Fort Mall.

This museum is full of historical classic cars, including the back to the future DeLorean.

Time machine you can take is many videos and pictures as you like.

Venus Sport is probably my favorite mole on the island.

It has a Venetian themed interior with tons of delicious shops and restaurants to try.

I still don't think I've explored the whole place yet make you want to go out in game centers, air everywhere in Japan and a ton of fun with friends.

Most of them just end up eating your money.

You can play games or takes him to be could've pictures, which are those picture boots that make your eyes look really, really big since it's difficult to see all of Odaiba in one day.

We ended our evening by dancing in front of the fairest feel and checking out a nearby beer fest.

There were three festivals going on in one day meet.

There's like three festivals going on in o dia, but there's always a festival going on everything.

No dyba and learned something about this magnificent place.

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