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Located between Toyosu and Ariake, the green belt floating on Shinonome Canal was once filled up as a breakwater. Currently, it cannot be accessed by foot and serves as a mere green space. In fact, it was there before Toyosu Wharf and Ariake were reclaimed.

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The former site of the lumberyard can be seen when viewing the canal from the open space of the Toyosu 1-chome tower condominiums or from the Harumi Bridge. The lumberyard is a place where trees cut for construction are stored underwater to prevent them from drying out. The Toyosu lumberyard is no longer in use as it was consolidated into the Shin-Kiba lumberyard.

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There is a large collection of monuments documenting the history of the shipyard near the Memorial Dock. Some of the objects were actually used during the shipyard era, allowing visitors to see industrial remains up close and personal. There are also signs posted to let you know the location of all the monuments, so try to find them all!

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If you look closely, the interrupted rail at the Yurikamome Toyosu Station bends in a northwesterly direction. This is because the Yurikamome Line was envisioned to be extended toward Kachidoki at the time of its construction.

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This is the first 7-Eleven store in Japan, which opened in 1974. After the war, Toyosu became a residential community with factories, residences, and stores, as well as elementary and junior high schools. The first 7-Eleven store was once a liquor store.

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The slope below Yurikamome Toyosu Station is part of a seawall, which has been filled in. The fill protects Toyosu from flood damage. It is a rare slope in the flat Toyosu area.

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This cylindrical building is called the TEPCO Toyosu Building. It is dubbed the Big Drum because of the cylindrical shape of the building, which is 140 meters in diameter. There is a data center on the ground level and a substation in the basement, which is well-known as the world's first underground 500,000-volt substation. It still supports Tokyo's energy needs from the site of the Shin-Tokyo Thermal Power Station, which was an energy base that supported postwar reconstruction.

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The unused bridge next to the Harumi Bridge was once used as a freight railroad bridge. It has been neglected for a long time but will be reconstructed as a promenade connecting Toyosu and Harumi in 2025. Once the promenade is completed, visitors will be able to enjoy walking and walking their dogs while experiencing the history of Toyosu.

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The Memorial Dock, sawtooth seawall, and huge 25-meter-high crane were used at the Ishikawajima Shipyard, which stood until 2002. Today, liner ships leave from this landing, and visitors can enjoy a boat trip to Asakusa or Odaiba.

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Oshima cherry trees, which are resistant to sea breezes, are planted in the plaza, hence the name "Sakura Park." The giant 30-meter-long artwork, "Colors of the Wind," is on display here.

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The Shin-Toyosu Forest, which was established in 2014, is a place for growing natural greenery from seedlings and young trees, with the goal of adapting trees to their surrounding environment. Its ideal landscape is green as if the land had been there from the beginning.

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The 4.8 km-long course circles around the seaside at Toyosu Gururi Park, where there are no traffic lights, bikes, or cars, making it easy for joggers and walkers to enjoy the waterfront space and scenery along the Tokyo Bay coast.

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Todenbori is an inlet of the Shinonome Canal. Its name was derived from the fact that it was a landing place for ships carrying coal and oil, the fuel for the Shin-Tokyo Thermal Power Station. There is a slope used by the amphibious bus "Sky Duck," which makes entering the water an exhilarating experience! Many events unique to the waterfront space are held, such as boat cafes and marine sports.

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This is an area in the Toyosu where you can enjoy a clear panoramic view of the Tokyo Skytree. Because there are no high-rise buildings to the north and the canal extends in the foreground, the view extends as far as the Tokyo Skytree. The former Harumi train track, which runs parallel to the south side, is scheduled to be developed as a promenade.

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This is the boundary line between the building sites on both sides. When sitting on the bench, the green coverage rate is about 50%, which is very high! You can hear birds singing and feel at peace in the middle of the city!

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Harumibashi Park is designated as a waterfront area and is beautifully maintained. Enjoy Toyosu at night at Harumibashi Park, where the sunset blends with the urban landscape.

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This lively spot is filled with the diverse activities enjoyed by the people of Toyosu in an open, urban landscape. Various activies such as jogging and practicing musical instruments are carried out here. You can also enjoy the changing scenery, which is especially beautiful from dusk to midnight. Because hand-held fireworks are allowed, the space is crowded and lively with people even at night.

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This is an area under the Harumi Bridge connecting Harumi and Toyosu. It is one of the few spots in Toyosu where one can sit and relax in the shade, making it a popular resting spot to avoid the sun during the hot summer months. Enjoy a moment of serenity while looking at the Sky Tree between the buildings to the north.

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This is one of the few points in Koto Ward where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Tokyo Tower. On the other side of the river, Harumi Flag (the former site of the Tokyo Olympic athletes' village) at Harumi 5-chome can also be seen.

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The sky coverage rate (percentage of sky unobstructed by buildings, etc.) at this location is an astounding 93.5%! Panoramic views of the Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba, and other areas can be enjoyed from here. It serves as an oasis within the city, and is bustling with walkers, joggers, and fishermen, some of whom rest on the tiered decks.

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Toyosu 6-chome Park features a circular lawn plaza. The combination of the blue sky and the green nature provides a refreshing feeling. The park is equipped with playground equipment and children can bring their own balls and play in the spacious area. The adjacent building with a distinctive cylindrical shape is Tokyo Electric Power Company's TEPCO Toyosu Building (commonly known as the Big Drum).

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"MIFA Football Park" is a new type of football park based on the concept of creating communication through music and football. In addition to three futsal courts, there are cafe space and an osteopathic clinic.

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"Toyosu Smart Eats" is an information site for restaurants in Toyosu.

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"Toyosu Smart Eats" is an information site for restaurants in Toyosu.

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"Toyosu Smart Eats" is an information site for restaurants in Toyosu.

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The tuna auction is a lively event, taking place from around 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. each morning when the market opens. *The auction viewing from one corner of the tuna wholesale area is available by applying in advance, so please check the Tokyo Metropolitan Government website. Visitors may view the exhibit from the 2nd floor corridor without application.

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"La Vista Hotel," which means "panoramic view," has opened its doors in Tokyo for the first time as a waterfront resort on Tokyo Bay. The top 14 floors are equipped with separate men's and women's baths with a view. Enjoy a buffet of colorful seasonal vegetables in the vicinity of the Toyosu Market, Japan's culinary hub.

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The hotel is 2-minute walk from Ichiba-mae Station on the Yurikamome Line, which connects the Tokyo Bay area from Shimbashi to Toyosu. It is located in Shin-Toyosu, which is known as a hot spot for sports and art.

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This is Japan's first "urban-type roadside station" equipped with functions such as transportation linkage, relaxation for visitors, information dissemination, and disaster response. When events are held on the deck, it is used as a place for social participation, interaction, and activities in cooperation with the community.

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Located adjacent to Toyosu Market, "Senkyaku Banrai" consists of the commercial building "Toyosu Jogai Edomae Ichiba" and the hot spring building "Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club," and in the commercial building, there are restaurants and shops that carry over the traditions of Tsukiji and utilize fresh ingredients unique to Toyosu, and an open mall that reproduces the old streets of Edo by using traditional building materials such as granite and "ibushi tiles" from Awaji Island and wooden construction using materials produced in Tama.

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Located adjacent to Toyosu Market, "Senkyaku Banrai" consists of the commercial building "Toyosu Jogai Edomae Ichiba," and the hot spring bath building provides a relaxing space where visitors can stay for a day with hot spring baths (open-air baths and saunas), bedrock baths, esthetic treatments, massages, and the latest recliners, which are among the highest quality in Japan. On the roof top, there are two footbath gardens (one for visitors and one for free admission to the public) with a panoramic view of Toyosu.

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The "Toyosu Bayside Cross Tower" is a large-scale complex that consists of an office zone with cutting-edge functions, a commercial zone with a wide variety of stores, a hotel that can accommodate both business travelers and tourists, and an energy center that supports the safety and security of the city.

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This office building has a beautiful white exterior with 37 floors above ground, 2 floors below ground, 1 floor in the tower, and a height of 165 meters. Together with the adjacent Toyosu Center Building Annex, a 33-story building 147 meters high, they form a twin tower. There are cafes, restaurants, and other stores in the freely accessible underground "Ai Plaza," and the circular plaza in front of the building with chairs and tables is also a place of relaxation for local residents.

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The Toyosu Ciel Court Shotengai is located on the 1st to 3rd floors of a 40-story tower condominium with a basement level, directly in front of Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line and the new Yurikamome Line. There are about 30 stores and facilities in operation, including a bakery offering freshly baked bread, Asian and Chinese cuisine, restaurants such as meat bars, cafes and Japanese-style pubs, convenience stores, supermarkets, beauty salons, hospitals, nursery schools, tutoring schools and classrooms, and more. Various seasonal events are organized by the Toyosu Ciel Court Shopping Association and have become firmly rooted in the daily lives of the people living in Ciel Tower and the surrounding area.

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Enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, and Odaiba at the southernmost part of Toyosu Gururi Park. The night view is especially spectacular.

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An enjoyable time with love, family, and friends under the keywords: “FAMILY,” “FRIENDS,” “COMMUNITY,” “LOVE,” “NATURE,” “URBAN,” and “CULTURE.” Seven new areas have been created based on the concept of "FARM," a place where experiences indispensable to daily life are nurtured in various ways, making the space more attractive than ever.

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This museum is made up of a series of works in a huge physically immersive space created based on the concept of "Body Immersive". It is an art facility where one can truly experience the sensation of having one's entire body enveloped in the space of the artwork, an experience that cannot be felt anywhere else.

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The Toyosu Pier faces Tokyo Bay and serves as a landing place for water buses and sightseeing boats. Attached to LaLaport Toyosu, visitors can board the "Himiko" and "Emeraldus" cruisers, both of which were designed by manga artist Leiji Matsumoto. You can board one of these cruisers and head to Waters Takeshiba or Asakusa for a unique and fun boating experience (service may be suspended at certain times of the year).

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A shotengai (shopping district) in front of Toyosu Station. This shopping district supports a new form of town life and community by sponsoring events such as the Halloween Parade, as well as organizing the Toyosu Carnival and Toyosu Watercolor Festival in cooperation with other community development organizations. The area is lined with about 50 stores, including various restaurants and stores, and is bustling with people every day.

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This open-air restaurant is a location that is truly unique to the Tokyo Bay area, with a stunning night view of central Tokyo from Harumi across the canal that extends in front of you.

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One of the largest BBQ facilities in central Tokyo is located at the southernmost tip of Toyosu Gururi Park, where the Toyosu Market is located! It is a facility where you come empty-handed to enjoy BBQ at a prime location. Enjoy a BBQ while taking in the spectacular view of the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Odaiba, and Harumi Pier over Tokyo Bay.

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This is an interactive learning facility with the theme, "Let's think about energy, learn about our future life and society, and imagine the future." Each floor is designed to be easily understood by children and support is provided by professional communicators. Children can learn while having fun through hands-on exhibits and programs about the features of "energy and gas that support our daily lives" and the relationship between energy and the global environment.

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"LaLaport Toyosu" is a shopping center built on the site of a former shipbuilding dock. In addition to the "Marina Kitchen," a food court with an open atmosphere that takes advantage of its oceanfront setting, and the approximately 180 stores including import brands and interior stores, there is also "Kidzania Tokyo" where children can learn how society works while having fun, the "United Cinema Toyosu" cinema complex with 12 screens where people can see the latest movies, and various other cultural attractions.

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This is a large-scale live music club near Shin-Toyosu Station. Concerts (pop, rock, classical, etc.) / Dance / Theater (performing arts, musicals, rakugo, comedy, classical arts, etc.) / Film / Art (art exhibitions) / Events (lectures, symposiums, etc.) / Closed circuit (live broadcast, etc.)

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Kidzania is a "place where children lead the way." It is where they can learn about the workings of society while having fun. Over 100 different jobs and services are available for children to experience! Using authentic equipment and tools, children can experience various jobs and services just like adults. By experiencing working, they can earn a special currency called "kidZos," which they can use to enjoy and receive services.

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This large-scale complex with 16 floors above ground, 2 floors below ground, and 2 floors in the tower stands between Harumi-dori and Keyaki-dori. When you enter the entrance from Harumi-dori, you will see a large space with a ceiling height of approximately 8.5 meters. The 2nd to 16th floors are office floors, and the 1st floor is a commercial zone with a variety of restaurants such as a yakiniku restaurant, Chinese restaurant, and bistro, as well as convenience stores, drug stores, and other stores.

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Fresh seafood, vegetables, and fruits are gathered from throughout Japan, and the tuna auction can be observed from the visitors' deck. With about 40 restaurants located in the "Toyosu Market Gourmet" and about 70 stores in the "Uogashi Yokocho," there are many places to enjoy eating and shopping.

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Visitors can enjoy walking, running, fishing, and other activities on the 4.5-km-long park path that wraps around Toyosu Market from the tip of Toyosu Pier to Todenbori. It is characterized by a vast area of approximately 15.2 hectares, and at the tip, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the Rainbow Bridge. Visitors can sit on the tiered decks scattered throughout the park and enjoy a relaxing view of the surrounding scenery.

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The Toyosu Bridge crosses the Harumi Canal and connects Koto-ku, Toyosu with Harumi, Chuo-ku. The view from the bridge is spectacular, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery and the night view. There are also sidewalks and benches in the middle of the bridge where visitors can sit and relax. It is a place where one can experience a rich blend of nature and the city, with views of the beautiful water and surrounding architecture.

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The bridge connects 3 Harumi, Chuo-ku and 6 Toyosu, Koto-ku, where the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway No. 10 Harumi Line runs. It can be crossed on foot, with LaLaport Toyosu and high-rise condominiums spreading out to the north and the Rainbow Bridge in the center of the view to the south.

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Located adjacent to Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu, the park offers a spacious area facing the sea. It is popular with parents and children and has a lawn area, a splasing pond in summer, as well as fun events. It is loved by families and visitors alike as a relaxing place where the city and nature are in perfect harmony.