Robot Battle at Tokyo’s Robot Park
THE ROBOT PARK ODAIBA has four hands-on robot attractions in a neon-lit, anime-inspired setting. Visitors of all ages can fight in a robot suit, pilot giant robots, and build a robot of their own.
By AAJ Editorial TeamSuit Up for a Robot Battle
THE ROBOT PARK ODAIBA has four attractions built around robotics technology. The interiors are neon-lit and cyberpunk-inspired, and children and adults alike can explore the world of robots through hands-on activities.
One of the main attractions is ROBOT FIGHT, in which participants wear specially designed robot suits and face off in a ring. Built-in sensors register hits and reduce each player's HP (health points), like in a video game. Special moves can also turn the tide of a match, adding an element of strategy to the action.
ROBOT FIGHT
Pilot a Three-Meter-Tall Robot
ROBOT RIDE puts visitors inside Skeletonics, an exoskeleton robot about three meters tall.
Its unique mechanical structure translates the operator's arm and leg movements into larger motions without relying on electric motors. Participants can swing a sword, throw a ball, and try out movements on a scale far beyond any everyday experience.
ROBOT RIDE
A Digital Sword Battle
Cyber KASSEN combines elements of traditional Japanese battles with digital technology. Participants wear sensors on their arms and fight using soft swords, and the sensors detect successful hits. The rules are simple enough for first-time players of all ages.
Cyber KASSEN
Build a Robot of Your Own
Visitors can also assemble a robot using aluminum components and tools similar to those used on actual robots. Those who purchase a kit can take the finished model home.
Robot Assembly Experience
The facility is operated by Robot Ride Co., Ltd. Previous rideable robot events at its development workshop in Hachioji, Tokyo, attracted more than 7,000 participants. The new Odaiba location aims to introduce Japan's robotics technology and manufacturing culture to a wider audience.
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Facility: THE ROBOT PARK ODAIBA
Opened: October 15, 2026
Address: AQUA CiTY ODAIBA West Mall 6F, 1-7-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Access: Approximately 1 minute on foot from Daiba Station (Yurikamome Line); 6 minutes from Tokyo Teleport Station (Rinkai Line)
Hours: Weekdays 11:00–20:00; weekends and public holidays 11:00–21:00
Admission: 30-minute free pass from ¥2,000 (tax included; discounts available for Tokyo residents)
Age requirements: ROBOT FIGHT is open to participants aged 7 and older who are at least 110 cm tall. Some activities are available for children aged 3 and older.
Official website: https://skeletonics.com/the-robot-park-odaiba/
