What other travelers are saying about Tokyo Dome City
A Great All-in-One Entertainment Spot in Tokyo
Tokyo Dome City is a vibrant urban entertainment zone that truly has it all.
From the iconic Tokyo Dome and relaxing LaQua spa to various hotels nearby, everything is conveniently located in one area.
I especially enjoyed the wide range of restaurants, cafés (including Starbucks), a bakery, and even a supermarket — perfect for both short visits and longer stays.
There are plenty of leisure activities, shopping stores, and entertainment options to keep everyone busy. Plus, the area is easily accessible as it's close to the metro.
A great place to explore, relax, and have fun in the heart of Tokyo!
Great spot if you’re a baseball fan—lots of energy, excitement, and team spirit in the air. But for someone like me, who’s not into baseball, it felt more like I accidentally wandered into a teenage reunion. So many young people around, I started questioning if I should be doing homework or downloading TikTok. Not really my scene, but if you’re into fastballs and youthful vibes, this place hits a home run.
It's an area with a few rides next to the stadium, and various other attractions (indoor kids play place, haunted house thing), plus restaurants and shops. 3 stars because it can be confusing to navigate, especially with a baby in a pram (same for wheelchair users). The elevators are not straightforward to find and are often tucked away.
I found that to get to the shopping area from the play zone, I had to exit and walk along the busy road because the underpass only had stairs.
The food court area on 1F next to kids play place did not have enough seats for the number of food venues, but there are other restaurant options around.
It glows at night just giving that holiday vibe. There is a lot of food, entertainment, hotels and stores around the place. All just walking distance, really connected. Also, there are 3 train stations within the walking distances
This is the home stadium of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team. We went to watch a game and had a great time. They also have concerts and other entertainment events at this multipurpose facility.
This stadium is huge, awesome and indoor which was great to beat the summer heat. There are so many food options outside and inside the dome to choose from., you won’t be hungry.
We took the subway and got off at the Suidobashi Station which was about a 5 minute walk from the station.
The closest train stations to Tokyo Dome are Suidobashi Station (JR Sobu Line and Toei Mita Line) and Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Namboku Lines).
Also adjacent to the Tokyo Dome is Tokyo Dome City, an amusement park. A family can easily spend the day in the area!
