Perfect for families to enjoy together — an on-site investigation of Tokyo Dome (Lots of photos)!

I believe many of you have heard of Tokyo Dome, but apart from concerts andlarge-scale performances, what else is there worth visiting — even staying overnight?Recently, our editor went to Tokyo Dome for an on-the-spot investigation to share with everyone.

1. Various games that both adults and kids will enjoy

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Inside Tokyo Dome City, aside from the well-known Entertainment Hall,there are also many big and small games. The most thrilling one is definitely the “Thunder Dolphin”!

This roller coaster runs through the shopping mall in Dome City, reaching speeds of up to 130 km/h and heights of 80 meters above ground, with thrilling drops — truly exciting. Prefer something more relaxing?You can opt for their sightseeing cable car, where some cabins are equipped with karaoke facilities,allowing you to sing your heart out, though the selection of Chinese songs is limited, mostly featuring Taiwanese singers.If you want to try it, think it over first.

Besides,there are other fun rides in the venue, such as the parachute ride which offers beautiful views of Tokyo from high up,while other attractions like trampolines and pools are great for kids to enjoy.

2. A wide variety of cuisines from around the world

There are over 70 restaurants in Tokyo Dome City, so you certainly won’t be short of food choices. Among them,Harukaze Banri on the 8th floor of the mall specializes in refined Japanese cuisine. The restaurant’s name, Harukaze Banri, is inspired by a poem by Li Bai.

It offers open seating, sunken hearth seats, and private rooms to suit different needs.

Professional preparation, delicious food,and an elegant environment all add to its charm.

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The buffet at Dome Hotel is also excellent,featuring ingredients from various regions of Japan — from Kagoshima, Kyushu, to Hokkaido —giving you a chance to taste delicacies from all over Japan in one go, which is another great option.

As for desserts, there are plenty of choices too, especially at LaQua. This time, I tried the matcha dessert from Nana’s Green. If you’re tired from walking,sitting down for a bit is also a nice option.

3. An Incredible Baseball Hall of Fame Museum Experience

Baseball is regarded as Japan's second national sport after sumo wrestling, and the Baseball Hall of Fame Museum located in Tokyo Dome houses nearly 40,000 items, making it Japan's largest baseball museum with a history of nearly 60 years. Inside the Baseball Hall of Fame Museum, stories of various legendary Japanese professional baseball players are exhibited, along with precious artifacts and films. Whether you're a baseball fan or not, it's definitely worth visiting to feel their passion for the sport.

4. Get Electronic Coupons and Enjoy Discounts at Multiple Tokyo Dome City Attractions at Once

Tokyo Dome City has now centralized information on electronic coupons on a designated website. With this in hand, you can enjoyrides, explore the Miraikan science museum, dine at restaurants,and shop with discount vouchers. For details, click here:  https://goo.gl/VjsSWP

Image source: Official website of Tokyo Ginza

In addition, when it comes to shopping in Japan, one can't miss out on Tokyo’s Ginza. The Rakuten Duty Free Shop located on the 8th–9th floors of Ginza Tokyu Plaza covers an area of about 4,400 square meters and offers products from as many as 175 brands, making it the largest duty-free store in central Tokyo. Those interested can also check out their website: https://goo.gl/CTbMH7

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