"Keiba" is the Japanese word for horse racing. Tokyo City Keiba (TCK) is a horse racing track in the heart of Tokyo, famous for its Twinkle Night Races, and the first horse racing track in Japan to host Night races took place, which to this day are a popular spectacle at horse racing fields all over Japan.
It also offers a variety of fun activities, including beautiful illuminations, delicious food, and major events. You can place bets on machines that start at just 100 yen.
Various lights are set up from April to December to add splashes of color to the nightly racetrack. In the restaurant "" Diamond Turn "" you also have a direct view of the races.
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The L-Wing is the main hub of the Tokyo City Keiba and Oi Racecourse. Here you can access the Paddock and Racecourse as well as betting machines, eateries, beer hall, and even exclusive Wing Rooms – reservable group seating that caters up to 11 people.
Many horse enthusiasts know that checking out the horses before the race starts is crucial to choosing a betting horse. But even new racing fans can enjoy looking at these beautiful horses and admiring their walk, coat, and disposition.
As race day goes on and you feel yourself getting hungry there are plenty of places to fill up; or if food isn’t what you’re after then visit the huge beer hall where you can drink a cold one and enjoy watching the races at the same time.
If loud crowds aren’t your thing then why not consider renting out a Wing Room? These rooms seat up to 11 people comfortably and allow for a more intimate time with friends and family. Not to mention the premium view of the races.
The closest station to TCK is Tokyo Monorail’s “Oikeibajo-mae Station.” It is around 8 minutes from Tokyo Monorail’s starting station, “Hamamatsucho Station (Monorail Hamamatsucho).” You can also reach TCK from Haneda Airport’s International Terminal in about 10 minutes.
Tokyo City Keiba hosts the Tokyo Derby and Twinkle night horse races at Oi Racetrack, allowing office workers to attend after hours and families to experience Tokyo's nightlife in a different way. Minimum bets and entry fees are both ¥100 each.
Tokyo Mega Illumination is a beautiful display of lights and technology. Take a de-light-ful journey through Tokyo's cultural history curated by the Oi Racecourse.
Breathtaking illuminations on the racecourse grounds @ Tokyo City Keiba
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Customers constantly flock to this standing bar operated by a butcher as soon as the doors open. You can choose what you like from the showcased meat dishes and get a beer out of the fridge yourself.
You'll love the cheap meals at this famous standing bar with branches now located throughout Japan. One person can leave satisfied for just ¥1,000. The secret to its popularity is its quality, with meals cooked at the restaurant using minimal premade food.
This restaurant that opened in March 2019 focuses on all-you-can-drink options. Offering an all-you-can-drink option from 1,200 (excluding tax) for 60 minutes or an a la carte menu for individual drinks. Sometimes sushi from Kanai Sushi upstairs is provided.
Niku no Hanamasa Oimachi is a food supermarket in which the products are offered in large packages at comparatively low prices. Not only can private individuals shop here in large people, especially for their families, but restaurant owners and other commercial customers also stock up on their supplies here. So Niku no Hanamasa Oimachi can to a certain extent be compared with a wholesale market, but with the difference that private individuals can also shop here freely without restrictions.
Shinagawa Aquarium (しながわ水族館), is a middle sized aquarium featuring an underwater tunnel.
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