Tokyo Christmas Market 2026: two venues, Shin-Toyosu (from Nov 20) and Shiba Park (from Dec 4)
Published: 2026-10-15
Tokyo Christmas Market recreates a German holiday tradition. In 2026 it's held at two venues: new this year in Shin-Toyosu, and in Shiba Park with Tokyo Tower as the backdrop. Here are the dates for each and how to enjoy them.
The short answer
| Shin-Toyosu venue | Shiba Park venue | |
|---|---|---|
| Dates | November 20 (Fri) – December 25 (Fri) | December 4 (Fri) – December 25 (Fri) |
| Hours | 11:00–21:30 (from 16:00 on the first day) | 11:00–22:00 (from 16:00 on the first day) |
| Access | About 2 minutes on foot from Shin-toyosu Station (Yurikamome) | About 1 minute from Onarimon Station Exit A6 (Toei Mita Line) |
| Highlight | A brand-new venue in 2026 | A 14-meter Christmas pyramid with Tokyo Tower behind it |
Advance tickets are sold on KKday. The advance-ticket bonus mug has a different design at each venue.
What's it like?
A glowing treeAt night the lights come on and it really feels like Christmas. Image for illustration.- The Shiba Park venue is right by Tokyo Tower, so you can enjoy the tower lights too.
- The Shin-Toyosu venue is in the Toyosu area, home to teamLab Planets.
Tips
- The evening lights are the prettiest, but weekend evenings get very busy.
- It's outdoors, so dress warmly. Gloves and a scarf help.
- Check the official site for how entry and fees work.
For more of December in Tokyo, see "Tokyo in December".
Frequently asked questions
When is Tokyo Christmas Market 2026?
Shin-Toyosu runs November 20 to December 25; Shiba Park runs December 4 to December 25.
Where is it held?
At two venues: Shin-Toyosu in Koto (by Shin-toyosu Station) and Shiba Park in Minato (by Onarimon Station).
Do I need a ticket?
Advance tickets are sold on KKday. Check the official site for how entry works.
Which venue has Tokyo Tower in view?
Shiba Park, where a large Christmas pyramid stands with Tokyo Tower behind it.
Official websites
Hours, prices and rules can change. Check the official websites for the latest before you go.
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