Walk to Tokyo teleport Sta., get on Rinkai Line(Navy Blue), at Osaki Sta, transfer to Yamanote Line(Yellow Green Line), When you arrive at Shinjuku Sta. You can ride the Marunochi Line(Red Line) to Shinjuku Sachiome Sta or merely walk if you please. Tip: at the airport or online, you can get guides to the Metro which is a pain sometimes for there are several levels to the stations. Help/Info desks, Police and most staff in train stations do speak English.... Hope it helps.... and before I forget... purchase the necessary Metro passes (when we went there for 5 days, got the 2-day and three day passes) unlimited rides within the metro and a Suica Pass for other Tokyo lines.....

Hi there. We had jr passes so we didnt take any buses and when we did, they were jr buses. But i searched and this is what i found: The free Bay Shuttle bus runs along a circular route within Odaiba (round-trip ca. 40 minutes) connecting the parking lots and museums in Aomi district with the shopping malls, the hotels and the Fuji TV building. Unfortunately, stops are hard to find so try to ask at the information counters of shoppings malls, ticket counters, etc. Hope this helps!!

We caught the train and then changed to the monorail; if you have a map of the train lines it’s quite easy to find.

You can travel with the Yurikamome ( monorail) from station to station . Regard rainbow bridge ; it's best to photograph from Daiba station . It's getting dark around 8 pm . I am not sure about the lighting, but I am in odiba tomorrow and will see if there's more information.

Residanna, Welcome to Japan. Odaiba has a sightseeing spots, those ones facing the Tokyo bay. The interesting piece of architecture is the Fuji TV Building,please check schedule for visits. Eating options as well as Sake tasting places are most of them located in a adjacent building Easily recognizable because of funny mini Liberty Statue located right in front. That accommodates small shops: souvenir and curious gadgets. For kids there is a big Toy shop Inside . About the food, recommendation is for Japanese noodles shop(soba) or you can choose Several ones with direct view of the Tokyo Bay. Odaiba funa is the place itself, quite chaotic it charming agglomeration of shops Restaurants, and some typical Japanese professionals such as Uranai-Shi Fortune Tellers Wish you an enjoyable day at Odaiba. All the Best Quiet Brazilian

Odaiba is a place that is suitable for both solo travelers and travellers in groups.

If you are on budget, try airbnb as hotels are quite expensive and small. Not many hotels allow 3 pax in a room

It is very easy to get there either by train or ferry. The ferry is a very attractive option getting there. Staying on the island is an option depending on what your length of stay is after all you can only shop so much.

The Hilton in Odaiba opened up around October 2015. It use to be the Nikko Tokyo. I wouldn't know why people would suggest not to go there, I stayed at the Grand Pacifica in Odaiba (across the way from the now Hilton). I could tell the Hilton had a fabulous indoor pool, and waterside restaurants within the hotel. Granted, Odaiba is a 20 minute train ride to central Tokyo, I didn't feel it was a hindrance. The train ride was enjoyable because it was along the water, giving a completely different view of Tokyo. Odaiba offers many family activities and shopping. I enjoyed staying in the area because it was close enough to all I wanted to see, and during the evening, the view of the city, the rainbow bridge and the boats on the water....spectacular!