Tokyo Big Sight Transfers

Looking out at the hypermodern shores of Tokyo Bay, downtown’s Tokyo Big Sight offers ideal ambiance for not only enjoying the often overseen wonders of Koto City but keeping things convenient through close public transportation and hotels. Home to two floors and several wings, the facility offers a conference tower at its center as well as various interconnected exhibition halls dubbed East Hall, West Hall and South Hall. In the West Hall rests a bright atrium leading to a rooftop exhibition area, while indoor spaces like East Hall’s ‘Galleria’ provide an array of unique networking opportunities. With various restaurants, museums and an attached water taxi in between, guests will have no trouble enjoying their time at the vibrant complex. Do all humanly possible by booking a lift that offers true freedom, choosing between simple sedans for self-guided tours of the coastline or spacious chartered buses ideal for giving everyone the chance to see things from an intimate perspective. Other ways to reach this include the convenience of a local personal driver, other meet-and-greet services including taxis ideal for getting to Tokyo International or stretched limousines that make first impressions count.

Consider the day’s many escapades by looking forward to what’s close to the region, whether that means enjoying a myriad of nearby hotels that include the Daiwa Roynet Hotel’s mod living rooms and hardwood floors or kicking back in Tokyo Bay Washington Hotel’s professional ambiance perfect for keeping things focused. And for those looking to keep things on a budget, stick to low-key stays like Hotel Sun Route Ariake and Tokyo Ariake Bay Hotel, or take a tour of nearby exhibits afterward, choosing between the modern oddities of the teamLab Borderless digital artwork or discovering the wonderment of earth’s most abundant life source at the Tokyo Water Science Museum. Between cool bayside exhibits rest the overly opulent Venus Fort and its dramatic shopping experience paired with traditional palatial architecture, multiple floors offering plenty to do on a rainy day. Ensure good times at the end of the night by looking forward to one of many restaurants close to the vibrant venue, whether that means enjoying authentic Spanish cuisine at the Spain Bar Bodegade Sarria or talking over Tokyo’s best at Iso Sushi.