Special Evening Opening: Koishikawa Korakuen Park on an Autumn Night 2026
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Advance tickets
Valid until 24 Nov 2026
No cancellation
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- This activity has no age limit
- This ticket does not allow direct admission. Please wait in line and follow the instructions of the staff
- The staff will check the tickets purchased at the West Gate. After verification by the staff, you will be allowed to enter
- For event details, please see here
- The voucher is valid until 24 Nov 2026 23:59
- Present your mobile voucher
- Special Evening Opening: Koishikawa Korakuen Park on an Autumn Night 2026
- 1-6-6 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004
- 〒112-0004 東京都文京区後楽1-6-6
- Please refer to the map for assistance
- By train: 8-minute walk from Suidobashi Station (West Exit) or Iidabashi Station (East Exit)
- By metro: Tokyo Metro Tozai, Namboku, and Yurakucho Lines: Get off at Iidabashi Station, Exit A1, 8-minute walk
- By metro: Toei Oedo Line: Get off at Iidabashi Station, Exit C3, 3-minute walk
- By metro: Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Namboku Lines: Get off at Korakuen Station, Exits 1 or 2, 8-minute walk
- West Gate JR: 8-minute walk from Suidobashi Station (West Exit) or Iidabashi Station (East Exit) Toei Oedo Subway Line: 3-minute walk from Iidabashi Station (Exit C3) Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, Namboku Line, Yurakucho Line: 8-minute walk from Iidabashi Station (Exit A1) Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Namboku Line: 8-minute walk from Korakuen Station (Exits 1 or 2)
- ※ No Parking lot
[Advance Ticket] Night Admission Ticket + Tokyo Dome City Attractions (Any 3 Rides)
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Guide
- Koishikawa Korakuen, a park boasting abundant nature and historical scenery in the heart of the city, reveals a different, more magical appearance at night through a special light-up event
- Beautiful Illuminations of Iconic Spots: Hitotsumatsu (“Single Pine”), Horai-jima (“Horai Island”), and Engetsu-kyo (“Full Moon Bridge”) will be spectacularly lit, showcasing the beauty and symbolism of Koishikawa Korakuen
- Special Projection Mapping & Shadow Displays: Near the East Gate, enjoy a projection mapping show on Karamon Gate featuring ukiyo-e scenes and the “Shadow Pictures on the Mud Wall” with intricate designs appearing on the white wall
For this event, various features will be beautifully illuminated, including Hitotsumatsu (the "Single Pine"), which is modeled after the pine trees of Karasaki on Lake Biwa; Horai-jima (the "Horai Island"), which represents a wish for eternal youth and longevity; and Engetsu-kyo (the "Full Moon Bridge"), where the moon's reflection can be seen on the water.
Near the East Gate, there will also be a special projection mapping show on the Karamon Gate that depicts the world of ukiyo-e woodblock prints, capturing the life and landscapes of Edo during the Mito Domain era. You can also enjoy the "Shadow Pictures on the Mud Wall," where various shadow designs appear on the white wall.
Additionally, there will be many events to help you experience the lively atmosphere of the Edo castle town. Traditional performing arts from the Edo period will be showcased, such as Kanda-bayashi festival music and paper cutting. You'll also find vendors selling traditional Japanese accessories, light meals, and drinks.
Please come and enjoy a heartwarming moment at Koishikawa Korakuen on an autumn night, where light and history come together.
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- Koishikawa Korakuen, a park boasting abundant nature and historical scenery in the heart of the city, reveals a different, more magical appearance at night through a special light-up event
- Beautiful Illuminations of Iconic Spots: Hitotsumatsu (“Single Pine”), Horai-jima (“Horai Island”), and Engetsu-kyo (“Full Moon Bridge”) will be spectacularly lit, showcasing the beauty and symbolism of Koishikawa Korakuen
- Special Projection Mapping & Shadow Displays: Near the East Gate, enjoy a projection mapping show on Karamon Gate featuring ukiyo-e scenes and the “Shadow Pictures on the Mud Wall” with intricate designs appearing on the white wall
For this event, various features will be beautifully illuminated, including Hitotsumatsu (the "Single Pine"), which is modeled after the pine trees of Karasaki on Lake Biwa; Horai-jima (the "Horai Island"), which represents a wish for eternal youth and longevity; and Engetsu-kyo (the "Full Moon Bridge"), where the moon's reflection can be seen on the water.
Near the East Gate, there will also be a special projection mapping show on the Karamon Gate that depicts the world of ukiyo-e woodblock prints, capturing the life and landscapes of Edo during the Mito Domain era. You can also enjoy the "Shadow Pictures on the Mud Wall," where various shadow designs appear on the white wall.
Additionally, there will be many events to help you experience the lively atmosphere of the Edo castle town. Traditional performing arts from the Edo period will be showcased, such as Kanda-bayashi festival music and paper cutting. You'll also find vendors selling traditional Japanese accessories, light meals, and drinks.
Please come and enjoy a heartwarming moment at Koishikawa Korakuen on an autumn night, where light and history come together.