The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is more commonly referred to as the Spring Festival in China and celebrations take place over 15 days. There’s a variety of customs and celebrations throughout China and among the global Chinese diaspora, but each of the days has a special significance which you can read more about here. Of course, festivities in Hong Kong or elsewhere in China are just a short airplane ride away, but you can celebrate the Chinese Spring Festival in Tokyo’s own Chukagai (Chinatown) in Yokohama—the largest Chinese community in Japan.
Unfortunately, many of the usual festivities are cancelled this year; however, you can still check out the lantern pavillion at bayside Yamashita Park.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, many events have been canceled. Always check official sites before heading to an event.