Decks Tokyo Beach

Opened in July 1996, DECKS Tokyo Beach was the first large-scale commercial facility built in the Daiba area following the launch of the "Yurikamome" line, which connects central Tokyo to the Odaiba district. Together with the adjacent "AQUA CiTY ODAIBA," it remains one of the premier shopping and entertainment spots in the area.

Design Inspired by Its Seaside Location

The facility is designed with a ship motif, featuring open decks that resemble a ship's bridge and various decorations throughout the building that evoke the feeling of being on a vessel.

Convenient Selection and Entertainment Facilities

DECKS Tokyo Beach houses approximately 90 specialty stores ranging from apparel and interior goods to restaurants, as well as numerous indoor entertainment facilities. Visitors can enjoy themselves here all day long. The facility provides support in English, Chinese, and Korean, and some stores even allow visitors to bring their pets. It is a welcoming environment for families, couples, and groups of friends alike.

Major Entertainment Facilities

Daiba 1-chome Shotengai

This area recreates the atmosphere of a Tokyo downtown district from the 1950s (Showa 30s). It features shops selling retro goods, traditional "dagashi" sweets, Japanese crafts, and Tokyo souvenirs. You can experience "good old Japan" through shops specializing in custom embroidery and wooden charms, or visit the Odaiba Retro Museum to experience Showa-era culture. The area also hosts the Tokyo Trick Art Museum, where you can enjoy Edo-themed Japanese trick art, and the Daiba Ghost School, a genuine haunted house guaranteed to make you scream.

Odaiba Takoyaki Museum

This is an experience-based food theme park bringing together famous and popular shops specializing in Takoyaki, the soul food of Osaka. Visitors can easily enjoy authentic Takoyaki with tasting sets to compare different shops or "Tako-nomi" snack sets designed to be enjoyed with alcohol.

Casino Venus

This facility allows you to enjoy over 10 types of casino games, including Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, and Poker, while learning the rules and how to play. They offer a "Lecture Course" with 40 minutes of unlimited chips for beginners and a "Standard Course" for free play, allowing visitors to enjoy the experience regardless of their skill level.

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Tokyo

An indoor attraction decorated with over 3 million LEGO® bricks. It features a variety of hands-on attractions designed to stimulate the imagination, including a playground for small children. It is a facility the whole family can enjoy.

Madame Tussauds Tokyo

A branch of the world-famous wax museum founded by French wax sculptor Madame Tussaud. More than 60 life-sized figures of world stars, actors, singers, and historical figures are on display, and visitors are encouraged to take commemorative photos with them.

Animal Forest Animil

An all-weather indoor petting zoo. In a first for Japan, the facility utilizes a day/night shift system for the animals, allowing visitors to see them behaving naturally and energetically according to their original biological rhythms. The "cast" includes familiar animals like dogs, cats, rabbits, and parakeets, as well as exotic animals like capybaras, owls, snakes, and tamandua (anteaters).

Toy Planet (Toy Reuse Shop)

This toy reuse shop—the first of its kind in Tokyo—also houses "Tokusatsu Heroes Tokyo," one of Japan’s largest specialty stores for special effects (tokusatsu) toys. The reuse shop offers a carefully selected range of cleaned items, from popular character goods like Pokémon and Sylvanian Families to educational toys and video games.

Brave Point

A facility where you can easily experience survival games (airsoft). Participation is possible even without bringing any equipment. The experience pack includes a beginner’s briefing and a full set of equipment, including an air gun, goggles, and gloves, making it safe for first-timers.

Tokyo Joypolis

One of Japan’s largest indoor theme parks, featuring over 20 different attractions. It offers exciting entertainment based on the concept of "DigitaReal," a fusion of "Digital" and "Real."

Other Floor Information

1st Floor

This floor mainly consists of the parking lot and food and beverage outlets. It includes fast-food restaurants, cafes, and a rental motorcycle shop useful for sightseeing or touring. It offers excellent access to the Yurikamome "Daiba Station" and "Odaiba-kaihinkoen Station," as well as the Rinkai Line "Tokyo Teleport Station." Toei Bus stops are also located nearby.

2nd Floor

Parking lot.

3rd Floor

This floor contains the entrances to Tokyo Joypolis, LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Tokyo, and Madame Tussauds Tokyo. There is also an indoor playground called "The Kids" for children aged 0 to 12 (6th grade), providing a safe space for small children to play. The Seaside Deck offers a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay. From sunset until 24:00, visitors can enjoy the year-round "Odaiba Illumination ‘YAKEI’." Centered around a tree approximately 20m tall, this is a popular photo spot where you can view Tokyo Tower and the Rainbow Bridge simultaneously.

4th Floor

In the Seaside Mall, you will find the entertainment hub consisting of Daiba 1-chome Shotengai, the Tokyo Trick Art Museum, and the Odaiba Takoyaki Museum. The Island Mall, connected via the Center Deck, houses a 100-yen shop and stores specializing in baby goods, children's clothing, and maternity items.

5th Floor

The Seaside Mall houses restaurants and Animal Forest Animil, while the Island Mall contains the toy reuse shop and the survival game studio Brave Point. The two buildings can be accessed via the Center Deck on this floor.

6th Floor

The Seaside Mall features restaurants and a wedding venue. The Island Mall contains areas for LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Tokyo and Madame Tussauds Tokyo (though the entrance is on the 3rd floor). Note that there is no Center Deck connecting the two malls on this specific floor.