DiverCity Tokyo Plaza Tours and Tickets

The different businesses and sections within DiverCity Tokyo Plaza operate slightly different opening hours. In general, the retail stores are open 11am–8pm on weekdays and 10am–9pm on weekends; the food court 11am–9pm on weekdays and 10am–10pm on weekends, with last orders varying by outlet; and other food and beverage stores 11am–10pm daily.

DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is on Odaiba, an artificial island in Tokyo Bay. It’s easy to reach by public transportation from other parts of Tokyo. The nearest train stations are Tokyo Teleport Station on the Rinkai Line and Daiba Station on the elevated Yurikamome Line. Each station is less than 5 minutes walk from the plaza.

DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is a large shopping, dining, and entertainment complex. As well as browsing many shops and eateries, you can see the transforming Unicorn Gundam statue outside the plaza. Other highlights include the Gundam Base anime specialty store, the quirky poop-themed Unko Museum, the Tyffonium immersive virtual reality experience, karaoke, arcade games, and more.

Yes, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza has many restaurants and a large food court, Tokyo Gourmet Stadium, which is especially convenient for travelers who want to try different things. You can dine on Japanese, Korean, Chinese, American, and Indian food, and there are also many coffee shops, health food, and dessert options.

Yes, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is fully wheelchair accessible; wheelchair users shouldn’t encounter any barriers to visiting. You can borrow wheelchairs for free from the 3rd-floor General Information counter, and accessible restrooms are on floors 2–7. The floors are connected by elevator, making it easy for wheelchair users to get around.

Yes, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza has parking facilities. The 24-hour lot has 1,400 spaces, with some accessible parking on the 1st, 2nd, and 6th floors of the parking lot. Parking costs ¥500 per hour. You can gain up to four hours of free parking if you spend over a certain amount at the mall.