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• #TOKYO NEW YEARS EVE FIREWORKS HD PLUS#

This program allows users to generate custom (and digital) fireworks displays. The video was created circa 2015 with a computer program called FWsim. These fireworks are actually the result of a piece of fireworks-simulation software, and this video is several years old. In fact, this isn't a genuine video of fireworks at all. Ferris wheel 700 yen (tax included)This is not a genuine video from Tokyo of a fireworks display meant for the 2020 Olympics.

Kasai Rinkai Park Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel ・Tickets: Limited to 1,500 people (advance tickets 1,000 people, same-day tickets 500 people) Sunrise for Tokyo will be around 6:51AM on January 1, 2022. With its many skyscrapers and observation decks, Tokyo is the perfect place to do just that! As already mentioned, the Port of Yokohama is also a good choice and if you feel like venturing into nature, celebrating New Year’s on a mountain is also a beautiful option. However, there’s one thing that is even more popular: watching the first sunrise of the new year. *Information for 2021 has not been confirmed.Ĭountdown events are a popular New Year’s pastime all over the world and also in Japan.

・Location: Yokohama / Hakkeijima Sea Paradise *Countdown All Night Pass is available from 15:00 on December 31st ・All night: December 31, 19:00 to January 1 8:00 Enjoy spending the New Year along Tokyo Bay with lively, colorful fireworks launched in the clear air of winter!

#TOKYO NEW YEARS EVE FIREWORKS HD PLUS#

Six of these fun attractions include the Aqua Museum, which houses some 120,000 aquatic animals Dolphin Fantasy, an arch-shaped tunnel in which you can walk while seeing dolphins swimming around you - in addition to two other aquariums, plus Blue Fall, Japan's tallest vertical drop ride - and even the Surf Coaster Leviathan, a fantastic seaside roller coaster where you might be able to catch sight of Fuji! Enjoy these attractions and more all night long.Īlso, at the stroke of midnight, enjoy the "New Year Fireworks Symphonia" where some 3,000 fireworks are set off - accompanied by music. Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, which houses one of Tokyo's largest aquariums, and its attractions are open all night. Japan’s famous coexistence between modern and traditional can nowhere be as vividly felt as at Zojo-ji Temple. Along with the countdown for the new year, the number of the year displayed on the famous landmark changes, making for an exciting moment and breathtaking scenery. The lit-up Tokyo Tower in the background only adds to the experience. What may sound rather grim and formal is actually a rather joyous event, and the temple is filled with a warm, lively atmosphere. and the arrival of the new year is then celebrated by a monk ringing a bell exactly 108 times.Īccording to Buddhist belief, this custom is done to be cleansed of the 108 worldly desires. The grounds start to get crowded at around 10:00 p.m. On December 31 of every year, locals and tourists visit Zojo-ji Temple to do “ hatsumode,” the traditional first shrine or temple visit of the year. The temple and its ground emit a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere, but most Japanese people know it for the Tokugawa Shoguns' mausoleum.

It survived the war almost unscathed and still stands as the original gate of the time of construction in the early Edo period.

You’re greeted by a giant, vermilion-lacquered gate called “Sangedatsumon.” Zojo-ji is an ancient temple that dates back to 1393, situated right at the foot of the romantic Tokyo Tower. Please check official websites for the latest information. Information in this article is based on 2020-2021. 24-hour train service is being suspended for many rail operators. * As of December 20, 2021, many countdown events - including the one at Shibuya Crossing - have been canceled due to Covid-19. We’ve compiled the best spots in Tokyo for experiencing New Year’s customs, saturating your party craving, and getting some shopping done! While many of Tokyo’s shops will close early, there are still many fun shopping opportunities and in the evening, you’ll want to get ready to greet the new year. Instead, New Year's Eve in Tokyo is a family festival where people have time off to go to their hometown, visit their family, and engage in a whole set of traditional customs and rites. While it is celebrated on December 31, unlike in the West, you won’t find many people heading out for crazy partying. The culture surrounding New Year's Eve in Tokyo is probably vastly different in Japan from what you’re used to. Time seems to pass way too quickly sometimes – it’s already the end of the year again! Japan and particularly Tokyo is a great choice to visit for a New Year’s trip.