By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported
Every Christmas, Tokyo Dome is an unmissable romantic destination, with hundreds of thousands of LED lights creating a magical sea of lights, making it one of Japan’s most romantic winter light displays. This year, “TOKYO DOME CITY Tokyo Dome City” kicked off its winter makeover on November 9th, adopting a dessert theme to create a sweet wonderland of light.
A 6-meter-high “Candy House” decorated with macarons and chocolate (Photo / TOKYO DOME)
The dome-shaped light installation “Galaxy Dome” (Photo / TOKYO DOME)
This year’s Tokyo Dome light display is dessert-themed and includes a 6-meter-high “Candy House” decorated with macarons and chocolate. Inside, various candies and chocolates made by confectionery artisans are on display. Other popular light installations include the 140-meter-long light corridor “MILKY WAY” and the dome-shaped “Galaxy Dome.”
The 140-meter-long light corridor “MILKY WAY” (Photo / TOKYO DOME)
The “Shining Candy Garden” and “Macaron Tunnel” in the Crystal Avenue area are also must-see eye-catching highlights. The candy garden features candies of all sizes floating on the water surface, and the ceiling is adorned with about 90 meters of pink-red lighting, creating a vibrant and colorful atmosphere.
Shining Candy Garden (Photo / TOKYO DOME)
Macaron Tunnel (Photo / TOKYO DOME)
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