Photos of Daikanransha (Giant Sky Wheel)

The Big Ferris Wheel in Palette City is a symbol of Odaiba and one of the most famous Ferris wheels in Tokyo. It is 115 meters high, and it takes about 16 minutes to take a lap. You can overlook the Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba on the Ferris wheel, and you can also overlook the Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree and other urban landscapes. If the weather is good, you will have a chance to see Mount Fuji in the distance. . When night falls, the Ferris wheel illuminated by neon lights is extraordinarily colorful and dreamy. If you look down at the night view of Tokyo Bay from the sky, it is really romantic and intoxicating. When you come under the big Ferris wheel, you can look up to the colorful observation carriages hanging on it. There are a total of 64 units, of which 4 units are made to be completely transparent, and it is exciting to be able to see the scenery under your feet directly from the air. If you have the guts, give it a try. Tickets can be easily purchased in front of the ticket vending machine. Please note that the regular carriages and the transparent carriages are purchased separately. The price of the two kinds of carriages is the same, but the transparent carriages are limited in number and can only take 4 people at a time, so you need to wait in line for a while, but the exciting feeling and the better viewing and photo angles will definitely make you feel it is true This line. Of course, you can also choose the colored compartment, which can accommodate 6 people. If your friends reach more than 4 people, you can also buy a box ticket (グループ coupon), which is more cost-effective. In addition to viewing the scenery in the air, the Ferris wheel itself is also very ornamental, especially at night, with the different seasons, the color and shape of the lights on the Ferris wheel will also change, sometimes like colored flowers, shining stars, and sometimes Like fireworks that bloom, very beautiful. Even if you don't ride the Ferris wheel, don't forget to come and see it when you are in Odaiba. It may be different every time you see it.