Fuji Television Network, Inc. de Minato-ku, 東京都

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Téléphone :	+81 3-5500-8888
Site :	www.fujitv.co.jp
Adresse :	台場2-4-8, Minato-ku, 東京都, 〒137-8088 台場駅
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	130 mフジテレビ前 (Fuji-TV-mae) 270 m台場駅前 (Daiba-Ekimae) 280 mOdaiba Mooring
Catégories :	Chaîne de télé

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Jing X.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Queens, NY

We didn’t have time to go into the Fuji TV building but the futuristic architecture alone deserves 4 stars. The building was built to be earthquake proof. Inside are TV studios that may or may not be opened to the public. The globe in the center houses an observation deck (used to be free) that overlooks Tokyo. The building lit up green and yellow during the evening during our trip. It’s one of the famous (if not the most famous) landmarks on Odaiba and can be viewed on street level or by the pedestrian bridge/plaza by Diver City.

Ron Z.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Daly City, CA

A fun place to visit. If you’re into One Piece, you’ll enjoy the café and store. The Observatory deck is much too overpriced though, and it is not very high up. The only saving grace of the the observatory was the promotion of the new Dragonball Z TV Series. Other than that, It was just ok.

Benny H.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Jose, CA

This is where Fuji TV is located and if you’re a random tourist they let you in to enjoy the sites! There is a super long escalator here that is worth it. You’ll be on that sucker for what will feel like a month.
There are plenty of shops here including a ton of Dragon Ball merchandise. Also you’ll get to see a bit of the studio, but not much. There is also a view from the top of the giant ball, but it’s not free so we decided to skip it.
This is a cool place to kill an hour or so and explore a different side of Odaiba that doesn’t require you to open up your wallet and spent your down payment on your house in one sitting.

Fuji Television Network, Inc.

Minato-ku, Japon