Written by TC Team
This seasonal light-up event at Oi Racecourse lives up to its name.
What happens?
Occupying the central area of the racecourse, Tokyo Mega Illumination has everything you would want from a light-up event, with added horses.
Aside from the illuminations, there is plenty of food and other entertainment depending on the day. Behind the stands, there are plenty of food trucks, and the food outlets within the stands are also open. Being a place where they race horses (you can tell from the pungent aroma of horse poo), there is horse-based entertainment on most nights as well — from photos with small horses, through to giant Clydesdale horses.
Tickets 2025
Tickets can be purchased online in advance of your visit.
Unlike a lot of other illumination events based around shopping areas and malls, Tokyo Mega Illumination is not free and prices change depending on the day and month.
- November–December (Weekends, holidays and designated days):
- Advance tickets: Adults ¥1,300 / Children ¥700
- Same-day tickets: Adults ¥1,600 / Children ¥900
- Advance tickets: Adults ¥800 / Children ¥400
- Same-day tickets: Adults ¥1,000 / Children ¥500
November–December (Weekdays):
How to get there
If you’re coming from the Omori or Oimachi side, don’t follow Google Maps as it will send you to the main entrance. Instead, make sure you head to the north entrance, which is on the north-east corner of the racecourse.
- 324 m from Ōikeibajōmae Station Tokyo Monorail (MO0)
- 0.7 km from Tachiaigawa Station Keikyū Main Line (KK6)
- 1.1 km from Ōmori-kaigan Station Keikyū Main Line (KK7)
