The Odaiba Statue of Liberty is an 11–12 meter tall bronze replica of the famous New York original, standing roughly 1/7th its size. It symbolizes the enduring friendship between Japan and France. Originally displayed temporarily in 1998 to commemorate the "Year of France in Japan," the statue became so popular that locals requested a permanent installation. A new replica was permanently installed on December 22, 2000, with official permission from the city of Paris.

Strategically positioned in Odaiba Marine Park, the statue provides breathtaking views of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo skyline, creating the famous optical illusion of the New York original in photos. Nighttime illumination adds a romantic ambiance, especially when the Rainbow Bridge lights up for special events.

Photo Highlights:

• Capture the statue with the Rainbow Bridge and Fuji TV Headquarters in a single frame for one of Tokyo’s most famous photo spots.

• Evening visits provide spectacular illuminated cityscape shots.

Area Context / Nearby Attractions:

• Odaiba Marine Park is part of a vibrant man-made island featuring major attractions, shopping, and entertainment.

• Nearby highlights include DiverCity Tokyo Plaza (home to the life-sized Unicorn Gundam Statue), Aqua City Odaiba shopping mall, Fuji TV Headquarters with its iconic spherical observation room, and various museums.

• Visiting the Statue of Liberty can easily be combined with a full day of sightseeing around Odaiba.

• By Yurikamome Line: Daiba Station is a short 5–10 minute walk to Odaiba Marine Park. The automated Yurikamome line itself is an enjoyable experience, offering scenic elevated views of Tokyo Bay.

• By Boat: Tokyo Bay cruises also stop nearby, providing a unique and picturesque arrival option.

• Best views are from the Skywalk walkway or the waterfront promenade.

• Evening visits allow for illuminated skyline photography.

• Plan your visit alongside other Odaiba attractions for a complete day experience.

Admission Fee: Free

Opening Time: Open 24 hours (outdoor landmark)