The investors pulled out to protect their assets and left behind a hollow shell of land. Locally, the area has caught on for its novelty and appeal to young people. Young female Tokyoites were among the first to sink their teeth into Odaiba's treats, beginning with the cuisine of Pacific Rim Restaurant, an Odaiba landmark, and continuing on to the convenient and free beach. At first they came to lie out in their swimsuits, but soon they were toting along their boards for windsurfing in gentle waters. Today she has slipped off her pumps and Chanel suit and slipped into her wetsuit.
Waves are calm in the bay, so it's safe for beginners.
And advanced surfers can concentrate completely on their performance because you won't be carried to sea by strong currents. Windsurfing in the midst of Tokyo is as thrilling to her as hanging out in a hip downtown club. Tokyo is an information megalopolis. Sound bytes of information about urban trends come and go in the nanosecond required for transmission or the flash it takes to trash the data. Young Tokyoites learn to make snap decisions and to search, choose and combine significant data according to their tastes and objectives.