Tokyo Skytree Unveils a Magical Christmas Winter Illumination Display!
Last updated 2026-10-05 — As winter arrives, shopping malls and attractions across Tokyo begin transforming with dazzling romantic lights. This year, from November 1 to December 25 (Christmas Day), Tokyo Skytree will launch a nearly two-month-long Christmas illumination event, allowing visitors to enjoy a colorful and heartwarming light show at the tower!
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As winter arrives, shopping malls and attractions across Tokyo begin transforming with dazzling romantic lights. This year, from November 1 to December 25 (Christmas Day), Tokyo Skytree will launch a nearly two-month-long Christmas illumination event, allowing visitors to enjoy a colorful and heartwarming light show at the tower!
As winter arrives, shopping malls and attractions across Tokyo begin transforming with dazzling romantic lights. This year, from November 1 to December 25 (Christmas Day), Tokyo Skytree will launch a nearly two-month-long Christmas illumination event, allowing visitors to enjoy a colorful and heartwarming light show at the tower!
Tokyo Skytree’s Christmas Winter Illumination Begins on November 1st!(Image source / Tokyo Skytree)
This year, Skytree will introduce three exclusive Christmas-themed illuminations: green lights representing the “Christmas Tree,” red lights called the “Candle Tree,” and aqua-blue lights referred to as the “Champagne Tree.” Other areas feature blue and purple lights continuing the more common “Iki” (refined) and “Mi” (elegant) themed illuminations.
Tokyo Skytree Launches Three Exclusive Illuminations!(Image source / Tokyo Skytree)
Limited-time illuminations at Tokyo Skytree in November are featured only on weekends!(Image source / Tokyo Skytree)
In December, limited-time illuminations will be displayed continuously from the 11th to the 25th.(Image source / Tokyo Skytree)
Additionally, over 500,000 LED lights will illuminate the entire Tokyo Skytree area. The site will also feature a European-style street market reminiscent of a fair, selling items such as German beer and red wine, bringing a taste of Christmas’ European birthplace to the heart of Tokyo and creating a deeply romantic and adults-only date atmosphere!
500,000 tiny lights brighten the outer staircase of Tokyo Skytree.(Image source / Tokyo Skytree)
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