Projection Mapping and Light Experience
Date: Friday, November 10 to Sunday, November 12, 2023
Location: Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery and Rubber-ball Baseball Grounds at Meijijingu Gaien
Light connects us to the future.
What can you see at the edges of this world?
Or, what are you looking for?
That all depends on how the light hits.
TOKYO LIGHTS is a Festival of Light that brings together all the hopes from around the world and connects them to the future.
Works by top creators from across the globe will be projected on the walls of the massive historical Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery at one of the world’s largest international projection mapping competitions, allowing visitors to appreciate art on an overwhelming scale.
The magical Festival of Light area filled with sparkling lights and music offers an immersive experience that will redefine how you perceive the value of entertainment.
Those who gather at this Festival of Light have an opportunity to look at the same things in the same way and share their impressions and excitement with one another.
A brilliant future awaits you in the night in Tokyo.
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One of the World's Greatest Projection Mapping Show
The 1minute Projection Mapping Competition is one of the world's largest international projection mapping competitions.The 10 grand prize winning teams of the competition have created new projection mapping works, which will be brought together in a special exhibition show.In this show, the winners will be challenged to create a hybrid expression that includes not only images, but also lasers and moving lights, and is truly worthy of being called the world's best projection mapping show.Please come and experience the wonderful works of the creators who have made the history of projection mapping along with this competition.
Festival of Light Area
A blend of light art and music, the “Festival of Light” will take place at Meijijingu Gaien’s Rubber-ball Baseball Grounds . Visitors can take advantage of a wide variety of experiences throughout the entire area, where an advanced level of entertainment awaits to take them on a journey through the extraordinary world of light. Lighting coordinator Minoru Fujimoto, who staged the LED effects for the opening ceremony of international event, and other top creators in Japan have joined hands to create this Festival of Light.
The production concept of “LINK TOKYO” will connect the Tokyo’s appeal, illuminated in a diverse array of light, to convey its bright future and happiness to the world.
This immersive live entertainment space adventurously combines digital sound art and real-life performances. Upholding tradition, the festival also includes a food and beverage area where visitors can enjoy relaxing as they watch the entries in the International Projection Mapping Competition.
Advance reservations for either of the following tickets are required for admission and viewing of "TOKYO LIGHTS 2023 Nov. BLUE".
Tickets applications will end when capacity is reached.
Ticket A
Projection Mapping Viewing Area + Festival of Light area
To view the winners' exhibition seated in the viewing area, please apply for a ticket for "Projection Mapping Viewing Area + Festival of Light Area".
※No reserved seating (available on a first-come, first-served basis). Seats will be completely changed out for each showing.
※Children under 3 years old who do not require a seat do not need to purchase a separate ticket.
※Festival of Light area is open from 17:00 to 21:00.
Ticket B
Festival of Light area
This ticket is valid for admission to the Festival of Light area only. It is not valid for admission to the Projection Mapping Viewing area.
※Both A and B tickets are online tickets using QR codes. Please present the QR code of your ticket on your smartphone or other device at the entry gates.
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Venue
Location:Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery and Rubber-ball Baseball Ground at Meijijingu Gaien (1-1 Kasumigaoka-machi, Shinjuku-ku)
Aoyama-itchome Station (Oedo, Ginza, and Hanzomon lines): 7 minutes on foot
Gaienmae Station (Ginza Line): 7 minutes on foot
Shinanomachi Station (JR Sobu Line): 15 minutes on foot
* We recommend that you use Aoyama-itchome Station or Gaienmae Station.
No parking is available. Please use public transportation.
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How can I attend?
Please apply for the "Projection Mapping Viewing Area + Festival of Light Area" ticket to enter the Projection Mapping Viewing Area. This ticket also includes entry into the Festival of Light area.
The "Festival of Light Area" ticket allows visitors to enter the Festival of Light area only.
Tickets go on apply for Friday, October 6.
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What is the difference between Tickets A and B?
Ticket A provides admission to both the Festival of Light area and the Projection Mapping Viewing area. Ticket B allows visitors entry to enjoy the Festival of Light area.
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Are there any age restrictions?
There are no age restrictions in place for this event. Please be aware that preschool-aged children should be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times as lights will flash for part of the event. If you purchase a ticket for the Projection Mapping Viewing area, you do not need to purchase a separate ticket for children under three who will sit on your lap.
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Are same-day tickets available?
Tickets for the Projection Mapping Viewing area can be apply for the day if seats are available. Free tickets for entry to the Festival of Light area can be reserved if capacity allows. Please note that a ticket is required to enter the event. Tickets go on apply for Friday, October 6.
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Do I need a smartphone to purchase tickets?
You can purchase tickets from a computer.
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Is there a difference between the 1st,2nd and 3rd sessions of the event?
There is no difference in what you will enjoy in either the 1st,2nd and 3rd sessions of the event. The same program is divided into two parts due to the number of seats available in Projection Mapping Viewing area.
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What should I do if I cannot make it to the event even if I have purchased tickets?
You are not able to cancel tickets once purchased. Thank you for understanding.
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Will the event be held even if it rains?
Yes. Please note, however, that the event will be cancelled in the event of stormy weather.
Please check the official website and social media before coming.
Refunds for tickets will be available if the event is cancelled by the organizers due to weather. Please note that tickets can only be used for the date. You cannot use your ticket to attend the event on a different day. Thank you for your understanding. -
Can I use an umbrella if it rains?
For your safety, please refrain from using umbrellas when viewing the entries at the Projection Mapping Viewing area and in the Festival of Light area. Please bring a raincoat or other rain gear with you. Please note that rain gear will not be sold on site. Raincoats are available in the paid seating section.
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Can I reserve spots?
We do not permit bringing and using blue sheets, chairs or other items to reserve spots.
Visitors are also not permitted to engage in any behavior to reserve spots. If bags are left unattended for more than 30 minutes, they will be removed by staff. The Secretariat will not be held responsible for any loss or damage that may occur when bags are removed. Thank you for your understanding. -
How do I get to the event site?
Please check the access map for details.
From Aoyama-itchome Station: 7 minutes on foot
From Gaienmae Station: 7 minutes on foot
From Shinanomachi Station: 15 minutes on foot
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Can I come by car?
Visitors are not permitted to enter the event site by car.
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Can I take photos?
“All Areas”
You are welcome to take as many photos and videos as you like in all areas. However, please be aware of your surroundings and do not use flash. We are not responsible for any accidents or problems that may occur between visitors. Please refrain from using tripods and selfie sticks. Selfie sticks may be used, however, if they are small enough to fit in one hand, or if they can be folded compactly and held with one hand, and are not higher than your head.
"Projection Mapping Viewing Area"
Please refrain from taking photos with large movements in the seating area, such as holding your smartphone above your head, to avoid blocking the view of those behind you.
The use of tripods is prohibited, but the use of monopods is allowed. Be mindful not to make physical contact with other audience members and avoid causing disturbance to those around you.
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Will sign language interpretation be available?
Sign language interpretation will be available in the International Projection Mapping Competition viewing area only during the Awards Ceremony on September 10. Please check the option for sign language interpretation when you purchase your ticket.
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Is the site wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Please contact us using the form on the ticket application page if you apply for a ticket for the Projection Mapping Viewing area. Please note that wheelchair space is limited, so visitors may be requested to sit in seats. Thank you for your understanding.
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Can I enter the site with a baby stroller? Is there space available where I can leave the stroller?
Yes, you can use a baby stroller. Strollers can be left at the stroller storage space in the Projection Mapping viewing area.
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Can I bring my pet with me?
Pets are not allowed to enter the museum (nor are they allowed to be kept in the museum). However, guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs are allowed.
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Restrictions on admission when the site is crowded
Please note that admission may be partially restricted depending on crowd conditions at the site. Thank you for your understanding.
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Are smoking booths available on site?
Please note that smoking is not permitted on the premises.
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Caring for the Environment
Electricity used on the day of the event is generated in-house using biofuels to promote HTT initiatives to reduce, produce and store electricity.
Regarding Photography and Coverage of this Event
* This event is scheduled to be covered by the TOKYO LIGHTS 2023 Executive Committee (hereinafter referred to as the "Executive Committee") and several other media companies. Please be aware that images and videos of the event may be exposed on the Executive Committee's and Tokyo Metropolitan Government's websites, SNS, and all other media (TV broadcasts, newspapers, magazines, books, DVD releases, etc.) without prior consent from the participants.br
* The Executive Committee will not be held responsible for any disadvantages that may result from the fact that you have participated in this event being made public.
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