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.
AAJ Editorial Team
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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.
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