Written by Greg Lane
Researched by Jane Pipkin
Ultra Japan is the biggest EDM festival in the country and you don’t even need to catch the train to a paddock in the middle of nowhere to enjoy it. The festival is part of the Ultra Music Festival global circuit including stops in Bali, Buenos Aires, and Miami.
What happens?
The venue,Ultra Park in Odaiba, will be configured with two stages: the Main Stage which features the big EDM names, and the Resistance Stage, which leans toward underground techno and deep house.
Schedule
Gates usually open one hour before the scheduled start time of 11 a.m. and it finishes at 9 p.m. each night, so it’s no problem if you have work the next day. There are no camping options for this event. There is no minimum age for general admission, but under-20s cannot drink or smoke under Japanese law, and you may be asked to show proof of age on the door.
Ultra Japan Lineup 2026
This year’s performers include Alesso, Peggy Gou, Sara Landry, The Martinez Brothers, Worship, and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U.
Tickets 2026
A two-day general admission ticket costs ¥32,000, while a one-day ticket costs ¥18,000. A discounted U-23 two-day ticket is available for ¥16,000 — but anyone found to be 23 or older on the day is refused entry, with no refund.
PGA tickets cost ¥48,000 for two days or ¥26,000 for one day. PGA admission includes access to a dedicated front viewing area, a separate wristband and entrance lane, and private toilets.
Tickets are sold in tiers that get more expensive as the festival approaches, and the current round runs until its allocation sells out — so book sooner rather than later.
- 305 m from Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station Yurikamome (U8)
- 402 m from Daiba Station Yurikamome (U7)
- 0.6 km from Tokyo-teleport Station JR Rinkai Line (R4)
