Taiwan Festival in Tokyo Skytree Town 2026 — Tainan Lantern Festival

The enchanting lantern display imported from Tainan is the main highlight. Evening illumination is especially beautiful. The Tainan Set (tantsu-men + spring rolls) is a popular menu offering Tainan flavors in one go. All 12 food stalls offer great cuisine including da-ji-pai, grilled xiao-long-bao, and Taiwanese railway bento. Taiwanese-style relaxation treatments and souvenir goods are also available.

First held in September 2011 at Yebisu Garden Place as the 'Republic of China Centennial Taiwan Festival.' After relaunch by the Taiwan Festival Executive Committee, it expanded nationwide starting with the 2017 Tokyo Tower edition. This is the 4th event at Tokyo Skytree Town, marking the 10th anniversary in 2026.

First held in September 2011 at Yebisu Garden Place to promote Taiwanese tourism and culture and support earthquake disaster victims. Relaunched by the Taiwan Festival Executive Committee and expanded nationwide from the 2017 Tokyo Tower event under the concept '365 days of Taiwanese night market in Japan.' Held at Tokyo Skytree Town, Fukuoka, Shimane Izumo, and other locations.

Direct access from Tobu Skytree Line 'Tokyo Skytree Station' and Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line / Toei Asakusa Line / Keisei Oshiage Line 'Oshiage (Skytree-mae) Station.' Sky Arena, 4th floor, Tokyo Skytree Town. No dedicated parking (Skytree Town parking is paid).

Golden Week (April 29–May 6) is especially crowded with holiday hours. Weekday mornings and evenings are relatively uncrowded. Weekends expect long lines; allow extra time. PayPay is accepted on weekdays only—weekends and holidays are cash only.

Free admission; food items are paid (approximately 700–1,200 yen each). Cash only on weekends and holidays (no PayPay), so bring plenty of cash. No pets allowed (except service dogs). Open rain or shine, closed in severe weather. The evening lantern illumination is a highlight, so evening visits are also recommended.