Sega Joypolis was a brief stop on the last trip and an even more brief one this time.
Located on Odaiba island the park is a large indoor complex full of Sega games and rides. It's also home to a strange coaster and a large pair of red shorts.
The coaster used to be a sideways ride but they'd changed the cars to spinning ones. Note the restraint system that looks more like strappings that would restrain psycho patients than the public.
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Escaping from the park I thought I'd go and see the Odaiba Gundam, a massive moving statue that had been located down the road. Alas it was only a limited appearance and a conversation with a member of staff had revealed it had been dismantled earlier in the week. A pity!
A view from the back end of the Decks complex overlooking the magnificent Rainbow Bridge.
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