What other travelers are saying about Tokyo Dome City
Came here for the limited time Kaiju No. 8 exhibit and of you're a fan of the show I highly recommend coming here. Staff were very nice and spoke enough English to get me a ticket on site. You can get tickets online as well but those seem to require a Japanese phone number. There's also a food court next door with some cool anime related dishes that I did not indulge in.
Going to a baseball game is simply a must-do experience in Japan. This was such a great way to spend my second-to-last night of my trip. Just so much fun. The food options made my jaw drop. I got a mango highball, katsu cutlet, crepe, beer, and karage chicken. For all of that plus the cost of the ticket, I spent just about $50........this is how a country SHOULD be!!! Made my heart break for America!
There are many things for amusement such as the ferry wheel, water boat, haunted house, roller coaster 🎢... It's better to buy a one day pass which costs around 4000 yen and enjoy the day with friends or family. You can go shopping here. Daiso is also there and this place is near the train station.
Went to watch Giants vs Baystars playoffs. What an atmosphere. The Japanese fans are in a another level. The stadium in itself looks very modern and clean, and there are different stands selling food and drinks at reasonable prices !
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Tokyo Dome offers an unforgettable experience for sports and entertainment enthusiasts alike. The venue's iconic dome structure creates a unique atmosphere, adding to the excitement of any event hosted there. Whether attending a thrilling baseball game, a lively concert, or exploring the surrounding entertainment complex, there is always something exciting happening at Tokyo Dome. The facilities are well-maintained, with ample seating, excellent sightlines, and convenient amenities. While the food and beverage options can be a bit pricey, the overall experience is worth it. Tokyo Dome truly stands out as a premier destination for entertainment in the heart of Tokyo.
