The Odaiba Gundam Statue stands in the Odaiba waterfront area of Tokyo.
It is a life-size Gundam robot statue placed in front of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.
It works as an outdoor landmark where visitors can see a large robot up close.
Facility and atmosphere
The site has a Unicorn Gundam statue that is about 20 meters tall.
The area is an outdoor plaza, and shopping malls and restaurants stand around it.
Therefore, the place works well for photos and short visits, and many non-anime visitors also come here.
Access and time needed
The statue stands within walking distance from the nearest stations, so the walking load is small.
Most visitors stay for about 10 to 20 minutes, so it does not work as a long-stay place.
Meanwhile, the number of visitors increases from late afternoon to night.
Cost and physical load
The outdoor display is free to see.
However, the place is outdoors, so weather affects the visit.
Additionally, the area does not require stairs or long walking.
Best time to visit
The Gundam is visible during the day.
However, evening hours show more lighting effects.
After sunset, the statue uses exterior lights.
Therefore, the shape and details are easier to see.
Light shows and transformations run on a fixed schedule.
So visitors should check the time board on site.
Official information
Official Site : life-sized Unicorn Gundam statue
Combination with nearby areas
The area around the statue has large shopping buildings and a waterfront zone.
Therefore, visitors can combine this place with shopping and indoor facilities in the same area.
Basic information
Location: Aomi area, Koto City, Tokyo
Nearest stations: Tokyo Teleport Station (Rinkai Line), Daiba Station (Yurikamome Line)
Admission: Free for the outdoor display
Note: Light and sound effects run at set times
FAQ
The statue stands outdoors, and visitors cannot enter it. However, nearby shopping buildings are open to the public.
Photo taking is allowed from the outdoor area.
The Yurikamome Line and the Rinkai Line connect central Tokyo to Odaiba.
Both lines give direct access to the Odaiba area.
The statue transforms at 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, and 17:00.
At night, shows run from 19:00 to 21:30 every 30 minutes.
