Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower is collaborating with digital art collective Naked Inc for a stunning projection mapping display this spring. This event takes place on the main deck's second floor and features projections of animals like deers, rabbits and giraffes walking among a forest covered in spring wildflowers and cherry blossom trees in vibrant pink. You can also see a Sakura Candle Monument produced by Japanese artist Candle June, which will be lit up in front of the main deck windows. It starts at 6pm from February 28 to March 22, 6.30pm from March 23 to April 26 and 6.45pm from April 27 to May 6. Tickets cost ¥1,500 (¥1,200 for high school students, ¥900 for children, ¥600 for younger children) and can be purchased online or at the venue.

March 25 sees the area surrounding Tokyo Tower transform into a hub of high-speed excitement with the arrival of the F1 Tokyo Fan Festival. The official promotional event for the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on March 29, the one-day festival invites fans to step directly into the world of F1 through a wide range of immersive experiences. The event comes at a pivotal moment for the sport. Formula 1 entered a new technological era in 2026, with sweeping regulatory changes introducing redesigned aerodynamics and next-generation power units. Against this backdrop, the festival offers visitors an opportunity to explore both the future and the heritage of motorsport. The venue will be divided into three themed areas (Front Zone, Park Zone and Museum Zone), each highlighting different aspects of the F1 universe. Among the standout attractions is a display of the 2026-season Aston Martin AMR26, giving fans a rare chance to see a current-spec machine at close range. Historic cars will also be showcased, including Honda’s first Grand Prix-winning car, the legendary Honda RA272, and the iconic McLaren MP4/5, famously associated with Ayrton Senna, in which visitors can sit for a photo op. Adding to the experience are interactive activities, notably a free driving simulator allowing participants to tackle the Suzuka Circuit as if they were professional drivers. Talks exploring the behind-the-scenes world of Formula 1 will also be held throughout the day. The...