Kasai Rinkai Park is a very beautiful and spacious park with plenty to do for all ages. It is well connected with its own station, making it easy to access, and also has a huge parking area for those driving. The park features designated barbecue spaces, fishing spots, and long running paths that make it ideal for outdoor activities. There is also an observatory and a large Ferris wheel that give great views of the area. With so much to explore, you can easily spend three to four hours here just walking around and enjoying the natural surroundings.

This is an aquarium run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Of course, you can just enjoy the incredible fish, but what really stands out are things like the feeding times, instructors immediately answering kids' questions, and even an exhibit showing actual trash found in Tokyo Bay. It's a fantastic place for building awareness about environmental issues and fostering respect for nature.

It’s a beautiful park by the Tokyo bay. There are many different functions for different people. I mainly came to watch their designated areas for birds watching. The directions to the area from the entrance were very clear. There were about 5 to 6 areas but there were not many birds in fact. The last place gathered more professional photographers using their telescope lens but variety of birds were limited.

Very nice park you can enjoy with your family, you can ride the steel wheel to see Tokyo, also there's birds sanctuary, it's a nice park but my advise is to make this visit to the last as it's not expressing Tokyo

Tokyo Sea Life Park was free to public on 10/10/2025 for its 36th anniversary. Good little getaway from Tokyo!

Spent my final day in Japan to be in nature and did not disappoint. Quiet, calming, family friendly.

Amazing place, the atmosphere was really nice and relaxing. Was not too crowded on a Thursday morning. Spent about 2-3 hours there including lunch and a ferris wheel ride. Would definitely picnic there if I were to visit again.

Visited during Tokyo Citizens Day which was a mistake since I had to skip a few exhibits, but the variety and displays I did see were lovely! It's a nice place that is absolutely worth the price of the regular ticket because it has cool areas such as a touch tank that even expensive aquariums in Tokyo don't offer. I'll definitely visit again on a quieter day.

Amazing marine life experience! Tokyo Sea Life Park is a fantastic place to explore the ocean world up close. The aquariums are well-designed, clean, and showcase a wide variety of marine creatures, from colorful tropical fish to majestic penguins and seals. The park is family-friendly, educational, and perfect for a relaxing day out. Great for kids, couples, or anyone who loves marine life and photography!

just visited Tokyo Sea Life Park, tucked away in the scenic coastal setting of Kasai Rinkai Park in Tokyo. It’s very convenient to reach: from Tokyo Station take the JR Keiyō Line to Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Station, and from there it is only a 5-minute walk to the aquarium entrance.  Once inside you’ll be immersed in an incredible marine world: one of the signature exhibits is the vast donut-shaped tank holding hundreds of bluefin tuna, a truly memorable sight.  The facility also features one of Japan’s larger penguin habitats and a plethora of species from tropical seas, temperate zones, even arctic waters — over 600 different sea-creatures and many unique habitats.  For getting there, if you’re coming by car note that the aquarium has no dedicated parking lot, so it’s highly recommended to use the train, especially on holidays and weekends.  After your aquarium visit, you can stroll around the surrounding Kasai Rinkai Park — enjoy fresh sea breeze, views of Tokyo Bay and the large Ferris wheel in the park.  Practical tip: allow at least 1–2 hours for the aquarium portion; if you plan to also ride the Ferris wheel or explore the park grounds, budget half a day.  Overall, Tokyo Sea Life Park offers a relaxed alternative to busier Tokyo aquariums — ideal for a calm, memorable outing with nature, sea-life and waterfront scenery.”

Overall not that bad, but not good either. Ok for little children but even if there are multiple species, the aquariums are far too little. The sharks and fish seemed bored, they kept circling in their very reduced space. It was really heartbreaking. Penguins are a little bit better treated but they only have a concrete environment. There also are seabirds in cages with no space to fly at all. I wouldn’t recommend to support this kind of captivity. The place was also very overcrowded and loud (public holiday so it makes sense) at the point where it was difficult to see the fish at all. I recommend spending time and money on other attractions as this one didn’t stand out.

It’s a decent aquarium for what you pay for which was 700 yen. It was cool to see all the different fish they have from around the world. The tuna were really cool to see but they are in a really small enclosure for how many tuna there are. Penguins where cute and seem to be chill. Decent place to kill some time after walking around the park.

My husband and I took our 10 month old son to this spot last month. It was a week day so it was not crowded at all. He was able to look at all the sea creatures at his own pace. We also went on the ferris wheel and it was so fun. My husband and I definitely had a great time reading all the information beside the fishtanks.

For 700 yen as entry fee, this place deserves more than 5-stars!! The aquarium of fishes and organisms were centered around various parts of the world. I had an enjoyable time reading and identifying the fishes in the tank. Some fishes were so peculiar and the entire experience was so educational for someone with little knowledge about aquatic animals and fish. There is also a Humboldt penguin zone (super cute; though I worried for the poor birds in the summer heat) and a tide pool zone (where you can touch and feel some organisms). Because we entered the aquarium late, we did not have sufficient time to visit the gift shop and fully appreciate the jelly fish zone. Do allocate more than 1 hour here! I hope to be back again one day.

Before anything else, I want to say that this was our fourth visit to Tokyo DisneySea. All of our previous visits were absolutely wonderful — the romantic atmosphere, the cool and comfortable weather, the beautiful decorations, and the fun attractions. Even though some rides had very long waiting times, everything still felt worth it. We truly loved the place. However, this visit was the first time we felt deeply disappointed. It seemed like the number of guests was far too high, to the point that we could barely queue for any of the popular rides. Most of the attractions we wanted to experience had waiting times of around 100 minutes or more, and many rides were in the same situation. It felt as if the park was focused mainly on selling as many tickets as possible, without considering whether guests inside the park could actually enjoy the attractions comfortably, or whether the crowd level had become excessive. This issue really affected our experience, and it made us very sad to give such a low rating to a place we truly love. We sincerely hope that these problems will be addressed and improved in the future.

They do not sell physical tickets like California or Hong Kong and Shanghai’s does. All tickets are in the form of e-tickets. If you’re looking to get one for keepsake, it’s not happening. The park was very different from Disneyland, so much to do! From rides, to shops to photo opportunities, you can get so much out of it! I’d recommend spending at least 2 days here to be able to comfortably enjoy everything. Else, prepare ample time when you visit. The cast members were kind, approachable even with language barrier and helpful. Plenty of fun and cute souvenirs to buy that are exclusively to DisneySea only. Be sure to visit the store right beside/below Fantasy Springs Hotel inside the park. They have a handful of exclusive merch for the hotel. You don’t have to be a hotel guest to purchase them. The park has different feels during day and night time. If your budget allows, definitely visit either Disneyland and or DisneySea to build unforgettable memories with your friends, family or even yourself! While you’re at it, try some curry popcorn. It was 😗🤌🏼👌🏼!

azing experience at Tokyo DisneySea! The park is beautifully designed with incredible attention to detail, and each themed area feels like stepping into a different world. The shows, rides, and nighttime entertainment were all fantastic. The staff were friendly, helpful, and kept everything running smoothly despite the crowds. Overall, it’s one of the best theme parks I’ve ever visited and absolutely worth the trip. Highly recommended!

Tokyo DisneySea offers an incredible day out, but the true highlight is the nighttime lagoon show and fireworks around 7:30 p.m. As the park darkens, the Mediterranean Harbor transforms into a glowing stage where water, light, and music come together in a spectacular performance. The show features sweeping laser effects that dance across the water and buildings, creating vivid patterns and shimmering colors. Paired with dramatic music and Disney melodies, the atmosphere feels both magical and cinematic. Fireworks are timed precisely with the soundtrack, bursting above the lagoon and reflecting beautifully on the water’s surface, which makes the whole harbor feel like it’s glowing. Viewing spots around Mediterranean Harbor fill up quickly, so it’s worth finding a place at least 30–45 minutes in advance for the best experience. The show can be slightly different depending on the season or special events, which adds a nice element of surprise for repeat visitors. While rides and themed areas at DisneySea are outstanding, this 7:30 p.m. show is what truly ties the day together. It feels like a grand finale that leaves you with that classic Disney sense of wonder and nostalgia as you head toward the park exit.

We visited Tokyo DisneySea last November 27, 2025 and had an amazing time. We took the direct bus from Skytree Town, which took around 30 minutes and was very convenient. It was quite crowded, so some of the popular attractions had wait times of over an hour. We ended up buying Premier Access for Tower of Terror and Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure to make the most of our day. There was light rain in the afternoon and evening, but it didn’t take away from the experience. The absolute highlight was the Believe! Sea of Dreams show at 19:30. The lights, music, and fireworks were spectacular and definitely worth staying for. Overall, it was a fun and memorable visit despite the crowds and rain.

It was great. Well, organized and a Little different than Disney in America. How about the special Sando with the truffle mashed potatoes and the Roast Beef? .That was weird. Otherwise, it was a great trip. And the show at 7:30. Call the sea of dreams was extremely moving and had a medley of all songs that I could have asked for in my favorite Disney movies.(I really love tangled.) The train was easy to navigate and it made sense.. Overall, this seems like the more adult Disney side of the resort.

So much fun! All the different worlds were really cool and much cheaper than universal! The fast passes work great once you get into the rhythm of the Disney resort app. 10/10 recommend! Definitely go on a Tuesday or Wednesday if you can. We went on a Wednesday in November and didn’t feel crazy busy at all.

This park was small but it’s very relaxing. It has a pond, a small covered waiting area and lots of trees. There’s also a baseball courts nearby where you can see happy students playing. We actually stayed there for few hours until we headed back to our hotel.

Really beautiful and well-kept Japanese-style garden here, with a large pond with an abundance of beautiful koi fish. I have been here twice now, mod day and in the evening, and I have always seen someone working and cleaning in the garden. This place makes me calm and happy.

I finally returned after more than 5 years. This time I was able to visit the zoo because the last time I went ( pre-pandemic ) it was closed because it was a Monday. The zoo has free admission. Restrooms are available. The animals seem well-cared for. There are penguins, anteaters, wallabies, monkeys and others. It's a popular spot with the locals, it seems.

Very compact and comfortable outdoor for a half day out with couple and children must visit

Large and beautiful park. Peaceful for walk and relax. Great place for childrens. Also you can have some nice photography with nature. Washroom available.

A beautiful medium sized traditional Japanese-themed park. Has a free zoo to visit which is good to bring your children. The scenery is so vividly green in spring.

It is best park in Edogawa-ku.Good facilities for kids.Atmosphere is friendly.Zoo is well maintained. Old Citizens are enjoying fishing.Nice small lake.Good playground.You can spend two three hours with full enjoyment.

This place is tiny and you could walk through in under an hour, but overall it was pretty chill. It feels very communal and informal because it’s a free zoo you can just walk into, but they have some pretty neat animals despite that. I was just personally underwhelmed because it was so much smaller than I expected, so just know it’s a small place. Still fun though and I’d recommend it if you’re interested/in the area.

It's a free zoo! And most of the animals were quite active despite the rain. I really enjoy walking around the zoo and the surrounding parks. As others mentioned, it was small. We stayed a little more than an hour as we found the animals interesting to watch.

I came here late Jan, on the weekday. The zoo is a small cute place, inside the park. And free. I think it's worth to visit for a chill day

I give 5 stars to this small zoo which is free for all. The park is lush green with streams of water having many colorful fish… highly recommend to visit if you are staying nearby

The zoo is free but it is very very small with narrow/small area for both animals and visitors. Suitable for residents of the surrounding area but not really worth going for tourists.

A pleasant little zoo, free entry, and wonderful staff, if you’re in the area and have a little bit of time to pass it’s definitely worth checking out.

Latest visit Jan 09 2025. Beaucoup winter day. Animals are out in force... Great. Even the red panda was playful. The penguins kept singing. Nice morning. We shall be back. _--------_----- Small but ideal place to initiate kids to the animal world and teach them to respect these creatures. Relaxed atmosphere, families enjoying the outdoor, kids having a great time.

Imagine a burrito without any beans. That is the reason for the low rating. May be another highly localized Mexican restaurant. I tried the chicken burrito and was very disappointed. It was edible but then the choice of ingredients was very very disappointing. Also the serving size is on the smaller side.

This Mexican restaurant delivers a strong value proposition if you want bold flavours without operational friction. The space is large enough to absorb weekend traffic while still keeping the energy high. Service moves quickly which helps you get from order to first bite with minimal wait. The food hits the mark across the board and the chicken wings in particular outperform expectations with impressive flavour and texture. Parking is conveniently located right next to the restaurant which removes the usual pre meal hassle. Overall a dependable spot that combines scale, speed and consistently good food in one seamless experience.

Another Holy Guacamole moment! Mexican food always got my attention in Tokyo. I couldn't resist the lure of El Torito in Tokyo. I had carne and pollo. The Japanese are really good at imitating foreign cuisine. Whenever I eat a tortilla, I feel like a fragile Vietnamese spring roll wrapper. And it is strange for me to listen to Cuban or some salsa dance music instead of mariachi. Maybe any Spanish-language music is fine at Mexican restaurants for the Japanese.LOL.

The food was as usual. Delicous ish but not to die for. The service was what I hated, first of all the restaurant wasn’t even busy and they took a little less than an hour to bring our small amount of food. Then we asked for a tortilla refill and after waiting for so so long, we asked them when it’s coming and they had forgotten and another employee got it for us quite late again. But before all this when we pressed the call button no one came and the next table pressed way later and they came to them and we called again and then they finally came. Honestly it’s not always like this but it’s been a long time since I last visited so I guess they changed.

Stepping back into El Torito Nishi Kasai after half a decade was like opening a time capsule filled with flavors! The Spicy Jalapeno cheese balls were little orbs of fiery pleasure, delivering a heat that built up to just the right crescendo, perfectly paired with the cooling relief of the house dip. The enchiladas and burrito? Let's just say they've been marinating in my memories for years, and they lived up to every single spice-infused recollection. The enchiladas were a soft, tender embrace of corn tortilla and melting cheese, while the burrito was a hearty, flavor-packed fiesta that unfurled with each bite. The sauces weren't just accompaniments; they were the zesty conductors orchestrating a symphony of taste that danced across the palate. Dining at El Torito Nishi Kasai is more than a meal; it's a sensory journey back to a time of joyous culinary discovery. The ambiance hasn't lost its warmth, and the nostalgia envelops you like the comforting blanket of familiar scents and tastes. It's a reminder that some things—like good food and cherished memories—only get better with time. #ElToritoNostalgia #MexicanMagic #FlavorTimeCapsule

A [would come again / 還會再來] · I came for the lunch special and stayed for their all-you-can-drink soup · their fajita dish tastes like a mix of Japanese + Mexican (flavorful but missing a bold kick) · ingredients taste very fresh · chicken was juicy while beef was tasty but not the most tender · 5 fresh tortillas that will fill your stomach up · the cutest robot waiter wears a little sombrero… 10/10 for style points O.O · their vegetable soup was light + comforting (my highest record was 4 bowls) · the vibe inside actually feels like visiting a Mexican restaurant (although some parts were dirty) tldr: their all-you-can-drink soup has a special place in my heart

Very interesting Mexican restaurant in the heart of Nishitokyo. They have amazing menu that changes every few months. They also have vegetarian food options, and they can alter the menu to make it vegetarian. They accept cash, credit card and PayPay. Try their avocado cheese fried balls. Also their jalapeño cream cheese fry is also an interesting take! Must reserve before coming as it gets really crowded in the weekend and holiday evenings. Their cocktails are tasty too!

Sushi was good, not GREAT. However, the prices were great. For 2 adults and 1 children, we spent roughly $30 and we certainly ate a ton of Sushi. I don't have any real complaints ( the place is on the 2nd floor, walk-up only. So be careful if you bring a stroller ! )

Super fun experience and there is a good English version of the menu. The sushi was pretty good too, especially compared to Japanese restaurants in the United States. The price is unbeatable with lunch for 4 people costing approximately $24 USD.

1st time eating sushi on conveyor belt Very testy

Totally mid sushi place, taste is really hit or miss. I went on a weekday during lunch 2pm ish. No wait, cheap and easy. Definitely not the best sushi but good for introverts or people who can’t speak Japanese because they have an English menu.

We ate veg dishes. All were testy.

Great place for good,fresh and cheap sushi. The staff is very kind and helpful. Also English menu is very understandable (unlike in some other places)

Cheap and delicious sushi at just 100yen for most plates.

WOW!!! I speak no Japanese and they have an English menu. The staff here have been amazing and helped us order. This would have to have been my favourite dish so far. Thank you very much. If you are near by stop in for this delicious delightful meal....

Phenomenal food, don't miss this place!!! We've been in Japan for almost 2 weeks now, have tried lots of different dishes and delicacies, and this meal is tied for the best we've had so far. Every mouthful was exquisite and savored. We ordered a selection of food which included: Garlic Pork sticks, asparagus wrapped in bacon, boiled egg wrapped in bacon, fried chicken, chicken meatballs sticks and the chicken noodle soup. Everything was 5 Star in quality and taste. However, if I was to reorder I'd remove the chicken meatballs. As a bonus, the restaurant's staff were warm, welcoming and appeared to be having a genuinely good time. Tip 1: Get the following... Boiled egg wrapped in bacon, enjoy it, but leave some of the Japanese mayonnaise on the bottom of your plate. Then take the fried chicken pieces and run them in the mayo/bacon juice.

Food was great and staff very nice. I stayed for dinner and drinks. They have English menu and will help you pick if you're not sure what to get. When I come back to Japan, will probably visit again.

This is a retro/traditional restaurant with some out-door seating. The furniture is Western but Japanese in execution (low to the ground by American standards) with bells on the tables. Bang once for the check. Use Yen. There is a hostess, she will seat you and bring the Establishment's English menu. Order as a group. You can count to five in Japanese. So one and one make one. But two means two. Get the picture. If two (or more) comes on one plate you serve yourselves onto the little plates/bowls and then eat it. Their specialties are fire and enthusiasm--served with beer. Pan blackened ofal tastes much better than it sounds and I'm sure it has a nice Japanese name. The sashimi was to die for. All of it served on hand-thrown, Zen-compliant pottery.

This place should be avoided if you are a tourist. Menu in English has different prices then menu in Japanese, waitress didn't remember our order and we were getting all the time dishes that we didn't ask for and finally when we got a grilled pork that we ordered it was not good at all. We were very disappointed with food and service.

Little gem!

Beautiful place, great service, awesome food, big portions

Dumplings lunch set for only 550yen! It is located near the station so it was very convenient to drop by. The food was tasty too. Will definitely come back again!

Excellent restaurant, lovely waiters and delicious food for affordable prices. Don't hesitate to stop by!

Everything was very salty. Fried rice and spicy beef were not edible due to the high salt content. Would not recommend.

Amazing food. Would highly recommend going

not that good

(Translated by Google) I visited for lunch on my first visit. I arrived around 11:35 on a Saturday. It's located in a quiet area close to Kasai Station. The restaurant is clean and has a calm atmosphere. I was shown to a table on the second floor. While enjoying beer and shochu, I ordered chicken with soy sauce, stir-fried water spinach, two types of dumplings, stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts, and stir-fried celery. Every dish was carefully seasoned and delicious. The stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts was a bit surprising, as it had a sweet and sour sauce, but it had its own unique flavor. I was also very satisfied with the wonton and half fried rice lunch I had to finish off my meal. The restaurant is well-balanced overall, making it a relaxing place to enjoy a meal. I would definitely like to visit again. (Original) 初訪問ランチで利用しました。 土曜日の11:35頃に到着。葛西駅からほど近く、静かな立地にあります。 店内は清潔感があり落ち着いた雰囲気。2階のテーブル席に案内されました。 ビールと焼酎をいただきながら、よだれ鶏、空芯菜炒め、餃子2品、鶏とカシューナッツ炒め、セロリ炒めを注文。どの料理も丁寧な味付けで、とても美味しかったです。 鶏とカシューナッツ炒めは、想像と異なり餡掛け風で少し意外でしたが、これはこれで良い味わい。 締めにいただいたワンタン半炒飯ランチも大満足でした。 全体的にバランスがよく、ゆったり食事を楽しめるお店。 ぜひまた再訪したいと思います。

(Translated by Google) The interior of the restaurant was calm and relaxing, like something you'd find in Yokohama Chinatown. I wanted ramen, gyoza, and rice, so I ordered some extra rice. It was delicious. However, I can't help but wonder if there are any more flavors that surpass my imagination. The interior was also clean, so it would be a nice place to take people. (Original) 横浜中華街にありそうな、 何と言うか　落ち着いた店内でした。 ラーメンも餃子もライスも食べたくなって、ライスを追加で注文しました。 美味しかったです。 ただ、なんというか、 想像を超える味って、もう無いのかなーと思ったり。 店内も綺麗で、人を連れて行っても良さそうです。

Local, no english menu so a lil bit hard to order but the lady was nice and helped us. Food was very good

I visited the other day after a long absence. The taste was very simple and tasty as same as in the past. It is soup and noodle which does not get tired even if you eat it everyday.

Famous Ramen shop in Kasai ! The taste is quite delicious ! It’s that as thick as normal ramen in Tokyo ! This one is a lot lighter ! And they also sell spam Musubi ! Price is normal and the location is quite close to Kasai station !

The soup was too salty with a piece of thin pork. Never tried another lamen in Japan.

Have a great dinner here🤗

it's an instant noodle :(

good