One in Urayasu is similar in the setting, but I read somewhere that Oedo Onsen Monogatari at Odaiba was the largest in size out of all Oedo Onsen Monogatari facilities in Japan.. One at Urayasu has coed outside onsen area where bathing suites are required. I have seen more than few non-Japanese visitors making comments that wearing a bathing suite is more comforting for them.

At the southeast area of Odaiba, Oedo Onsen Monogatari, Megaweb (theme park facility operated by Toyota), and Zepp Tokyo (live performance arena) have already closed. This year VenusFort (shopping enter) and the Ferris Wheel closed down. Toyota has announced that the new facility will be built at the place of what used to be Megaweb. Least this side of Odaiba is going to change.

At the northwest end of Odaiba where DECKS Tokyo Beach and AQUA City are located, no news about DECKS and AQUA city. But DECKS and AQUA city are already 20 years old getting close to 30 years old. Some are saying that DECKS and AQUA city should do renovations and updates before it gets old and tired facility. Last time I was at DECKS and AQUA city, it was refreshing to see the place not busy with tourists but same time did not see new and freshness vibe, DECKS and AQUA city were something I have seen before.