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Tokyo at night: events open after 9 pm

Events in Tokyo that stay open until 9 pm or later on at least one day: late museum openings, night markets, illuminations and more. Closing times are shown on each card.

At a glance

238 events listed · 55 free · 2 good for kids · 104 indoors

Festivals & local events 96, Food events 46, Live music & concerts 41, Pop-ups 25, Art exhibitions 16, Markets & flea markets 14

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FAQ

How many At night are listed on Kyochika?

238 as of Oct 28 (Wed), and 55 of them are free to enter.

Which At night are free?

Tennoz Canal Fes 2026 Autumn/Winter, ASAKUSA CULTURE & LIGHTS 2026, Deutschlandfest (German Festival) 2026, KOREAN Culture Fes. in TOKYO TOWER 2026, National Noh Theatre Special Exhibition “The Beauty of Drum Bodies: The Miyamoto Unosuke Collection”

Which At night stay open latest?

COUNTDOWN JAPAN 26/27 (until 29:00), Hirai Illumi Night 2026 (until 25:00), Bella Vista Countdown 2026-2027 (Hotel New Otani) (until 24:30)

Which At night end soon?

VANISH NEWSSTAND (ends Oct 28 (Wed)), awa Sake Week at Toranomon Yokocho 2026 (ends Oct 28 (Wed)), Merg Lou 1st EP “Tengoku no Kisetsu” Release Party – With a Little Help from My Friends (ends Oct 28 (Wed)), Furatto Musashino 2026 Special Live (ends Oct 28 (Wed)), Sustainable LIVING vol.1: Health of the Earth and Daily Life, from Paris Community Gardens and Compost (ends Oct 28 (Wed))

Checked against official pages · updated October 28, 2026

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We list events we could confirm on the official page or official Instagram of the venue or organiser. Details can change, tickets sell out and venues close, so check the official page before you go. Distances are straight-line and travel times are rough estimates. Photos show the venue or its surroundings, not the event itself. Titles and descriptions are our own translations from Japanese. This site contains affiliate links (ads).