Kasai Rinkai Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Kasai Rinkai Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• 30-Min Tokyo Central Heli Tour for 3—Asakusa, Skytree, Shinjuku

• 10-Mins Tokyo Helicopter Tour & Private Car Pickup & Drop-off

It’s free to visit Kansai Rinkai Park, Tokyo’s second-largest public park. However, if you want to go to the Tokyo Sea Life Aquarium within the park, admission tickets cost ¥700 for adults, ¥350 for seniors, and ¥250 for students. Children aged 0–12 years enter the aquarium for free.

Yes, bike rentals are available at Kasai Rinkai Park. A company called Edogawa Rental Cycle offers mamachari-style bicycles (low-framed bikes with baskets ideal for transporting little ones) and electric bikes. Rental stations are conveniently located near railway stations, including one next to Kasairinkaikoen Station, close to the park.

Yes, you can visit the Tokyo Sea Life Aquarium at Kasai Rinkai Park if you buy a ticket. It’s best to check opening hours in advance, as the aquarium sometimes closes on public holidays or on certain days of the week, such as Wednesdays.

To get to Kasai Rinkai Park from Tokyo Station, take the Keiyo Line to Kasai Rinkai Koen Station, which is directly at the park's entrance. Alternatively, you can take the Tokyo Water Bus, which stops at Kasai Rinkai Park along its route from Asakusa and Odaiba.

Yes, Kasai Rinkai Park has an on-site eatery called the Parklife Cafeé& Restaurant. You can enjoy a seasonal menu of Hawaiian specialties such as a tuna and avocado poke rice bowl, Hawaiian pancakes, and soft-serve ice cream. The café has both indoor and outdoor seating, plus take-out options and a kids’ menu.