Minato

I vividly remember two years ago, when I had to regretfully turn back after trying to leave with just my first and second sons. But this trip to Japan was different. Finally, the whole family boarded the Yurikamome bound for Odaiba. It was like keeping our promise to "come back together someday," and my heart was pounding from the moment we stepped onto the platform. The highlight of this trip was definitely securing the front row seats on the Yurikamome. My children, train enthusiasts who would jump out of their sleep for a train, got in line a little early. Luckily, the kids were already seated at the front, their eyes brimming with curiosity. Thanks to the driverless system, the view of Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge unfolding through the expansive windows was like a giant panoramic movie. The kids screamed, "Wow!" as if they were the train drivers themselves. With each twist and turn along the rails, the children's bodies swayed with excitement, and just watching them wash away all the regrets of the past. As a parent, I couldn't be more proud to see this scene, which I had only imagined two years ago, unfold before my eyes. As I began to see the massive, life-size Gundam and the Palette Town Ferris wheel outside the window, I knew we had finally arrived in Odaiba. That short ride, spent laughing and chatting with the whole family, will remain one of the most cherished moments of our trip. Being together made it all the more perfect, and the children's laughter never ceased. It was the start of a family trip that was even more refreshing and enjoyable than the azure sea of Odaiba.

There were not many guests, there were eight performers on the day, the performers would interact and talk with the guests before the main show, even if the guests did not speak Japanese, they worked hard to communicate. Among them there will be performances that require guests to be invited to the stage to join them, the atmosphere is great, the staff will instruct during which time photos and photography are not allowed by phone

Using the ticket is simple; just show your voucher to the staff, and they'll process it for you. The museum recreates life during the Showa era, making it a truly enjoyable place to visit.

They arrived ten minutes earlier than we agreed, and the car was very clean and comfortable, with no unpleasant odors. There were three of us in the approximately seven-seater vehicle, and the quality was even better than a regular taxi. It was perfect for getting to the airport after a trip, allowing for a short rest even if you leave early. Overall, punctuality, safety, and efficiency were the most satisfying aspects.