
Hanayashiki Halloween 2026
Japanese title: 花やしきのハロウィン2026
Asakusa Hanayashiki (Asakusa Sta.)
Japan's oldest amusement park goes Halloween with a join-in parade and themed rides.
- Dates
- Sep 30 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday)
- Time
- 10:00–18:00
- Price
- Park admission required (parade free)
- Venue
- Asakusa Hanayashiki
- Nearest station
- Asakusa Sta.
Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.
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Organizer announcement: official page
About this event
A limited-time Halloween event at Asakusa Hanayashiki. The theme is "Halloween you can enjoy empty-handed": you can borrow or receive costume items in the park, or join in your own costume. There are treasure hunts and puzzles using the rides, a parade for kids, and shows by the Hanayashiki troupe. Organized by Hanayashiki Co., Ltd.
Highlights
- Sky Ship: wear a pirate hat and look for treasure chests from the air; find one and get sweets
- Chibikko Taxi: look for keywords in costume and get a sticker
- A parade for kids of elementary school age and younger, with a Panda Car mask
- "Hanaween Show," a limited-time show by the Hanayashiki troupe
- Say "Trick or treat" to the staff and get sweets
- Good for
- Families with kids of elementary school age or younger, and anyone who enjoys dressing up
Good to know
- The parade starts at 14:00 on weekdays and 15:00 on weekends and holidays; gather at the Flower Stage
- Sky Ship and Chibikko Taxi require 5 ride tickets or an unlimited ride pass
- Some rides require children up to age 4 to be accompanied by someone of junior high age or older
- Content may change due to bad weather or other reasons
Summarized from the official page and press materials.
Distance from major stations
- From Asakusa
- 0.5 km, about 8 min on foot
- From Tawaramachi
- 0.8 km, about 13 min on foot
- From Iriya
- 1.1 km, about 18 min on foot
- From Inaricho
- 1.2 km, about 20 min on foot
Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.
Other events nearby
- ASAKUSA CULTURE & LIGHTS 2026Senso-ji Temple Main Hall and Hozomon Gate (Asakusa Sta.) · 0.2 km, about 3 min on foot from here · Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday)
- Hanakawado Park Flea MarketHanakawado Park (Asakusa) (Asakusa Sta.) · 0.4 km, about 6 min on foot from here · Oct 31 (Sat)
- 62nd Bando School Charity Dance RecitalAsakusa Public Hall (Asakusa Sta.) · 0.5 km, about 7 min on foot from here · Oct 31 (Sat)
- Nakarai Tosui and Higuchi Ichiyo: 100 Years OnIchiyo Memorial Museum, Taito (Minowa Sta.) · 1.0 km, about 16 min on foot from here · Oct 24 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun)
- Noichiha Handmade Market (Tokyo Mizumachi)Tokyo Mizumachi East Zone Waterside Terrace (Oshiage (Skytree) Sta.) · 1.3 km, about 21 min on foot from here · Oct 31 (Sat)
- Tomoedo Open Days "Painted Plates" (French antiques, Negishi)Tomoedo (Minowa Sta.) · 1.3 km, about 21 min on foot from here · Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday)
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FAQ
- What is Hanayashiki Halloween 2026?
- A limited-time Halloween event at Asakusa Hanayashiki. The theme is "Halloween you can enjoy empty-handed": you can borrow or receive costume items in the park, or join in your own costume. There are treasure hunts and puzzles using the rides, a parade for kids, and shows by the Hanayashiki troupe. Organized by Hanayashiki Co., Ltd.
- When is Hanayashiki Halloween 2026?
- Sep 30 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday)
- What are the opening hours of Hanayashiki Halloween 2026?
- 10:00–18:00 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
- How much does Hanayashiki Halloween 2026 cost?
- Park admission required (parade free)
- Where is Hanayashiki Halloween 2026 and what is the nearest station?
- It is held at Asakusa Hanayashiki. The nearest station is Asakusa Sta..
Checked against the official page on October 27, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.