Take the Ginza Line

Archival elevated Yurikamome Shimbashi Station

At Asakusa G19, board toward Shibuya and leave at Shimbashi G08. Check the G symbol; Toei Asakusa and Tobu have separate gates.

  • The Toei Asakusa Line is another possible route, but this guide uses Ginza. Do not leave at Ginza G09; Shimbashi is the next station after it.

Change at Shimbashi

Exit Metro's paid area and follow Yurikamome U01 signs to the elevated station. The shared station name does not mean a shared gate or fare.

  • Use the current departure display for Toyosu-bound trains rather than copying an old platform number. For step-free travel, follow the current lift route on the station map.

Use each ticket correctly

Yurikamome train front

Compare ordinary fares or an IC card for a short return. The linked combination is Yurikamome one-day travel plus a subway 24-hour ticket; a calendar day and 24 hours are not interchangeable.

  • For Yurikamome, open the live QR usage page from the voucher: screenshots and printouts are not accepted. The subway portion uses a QR exchange for a paper ticket. Read activation and cancellation for the option selected.

Choose your stop

Odaiba-kaihinkoen gates in 2019
Odaiba-kaihinkoen Station exterior
Odaiba waterfront promenade

Compare Odaiba-kaihinkoen U06 for the beach/Decks side and Daiba U07 for destinations around Daiba Station. Put your actual building on a map before choosing.

  • There is more walking after leaving the station. Fuji TV is an orientation landmark, not a building you must enter; attraction interiors have separate opening and admission arrangements.

Return through Shimbashi

Odaiba buildings and waterfront

Choose Yurikamome toward Shimbashi U01. There, walk back to the Ginza Line gates and take the Asakusa direction.

  • Tokyo Teleport is a separate Rinkai Line station, not another gate for the same ticket. Check the last train separately from shopping-centre closing time if staying for waterfront views.

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Photo credits

Photos are resized and converted to WebP. Archival images illustrate signs and spaces; they do not show current service conditions.