The Tokyo Bay area stretches through Shiodome, Hamamatsucho, Tamachi, Mita and Tennozu Isle — a waterfront district where the water's edge and urban amenities are in harmony. One of its greatest attractions is easy access to Haneda Airport: the Tokyo Monorail runs from Hamamatsucho Station directly to the airport with no transfers. Multilingual tourist information services are available around the station, making it a convenient environment for expatriates and their families who travel abroad frequently. Alongside former feudal-lord gardens such as Hamarikyu Gardens, about a five-minute walk from Shiodome Station, and Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens near Hamamatsucho Station, there are plenty of places to relax and enjoy culture, including WATERS Takeshiba, the mixed-use complex housing a Gekidan Shiki theatre. Mita is home to the Australian and Italian embassies as well as Keio University's Mita Campus, where many international students study, giving the neighbourhood a cosmopolitan feel. Tennozu Isle, ringed by canals, is known as an arts district where WHAT MUSEUM and numerous galleries gather, and its timber boardwalk and T.Y.HARBOR create the kind of open waterside scenery only found here. It is an appealing area that combines outstanding access to Haneda Airport with a sophisticated waterfront lifestyle.