Jewellumination at Yomiuri Land 2026-2027 – Inagi, Japan

What to expect in 2026-2027

Jewellumination at Yomiuri Land is one of the most spectacular winter illumination events in the greater Tokyo area, combining millions of jewel-colored lights with amusement-park rides, fountain performances, seasonal food and panoramic nighttime views. The 2026-2027 season continues Yomiuriland’s long-running illumination tradition while introducing the new seasonal concept “Growing Light,” focusing on greenery, nature and the energy of plant life.

The event is designed to be experienced after sunset, when the amusement park changes into a large illuminated landscape. Rather than being limited to a single light display, Jewellumination spreads throughout the park, allowing visitors to walk through illuminated areas, ride attractions surrounded by lights and watch large-scale fountain shows.

The season’s grand theme remains “LIGHT is LOVE,” while “Growing Light” provides the new seasonal direction. The lighting concept was developed by lighting designer Motoko Ishii and uses jewel-inspired colors to create different visual environments.

Visitors can combine the illumination with Yomiuriland’s amusement rides. The park has more than 40 attractions, including the Ferris wheel, roller coasters, go-karts and family rides. Some attractions offer particularly impressive views of the illuminated park and Tokyo skyline.

Jewellumination is suitable for couples, families, photographers and visitors looking for an evening attraction outside central Tokyo. The combination of entertainment, seasonal lighting and nighttime city views makes the experience different from a traditional Christmas market or standalone light festival.

Event dates

2026-2027 season

Late Oct 2026 – Early April 2027 (Dates TBD)

The official event information confirms the 2026-2027 Jewellumination season, while Japan Travel lists the broader seasonal period as late October through early April. The exact operating calendar can vary by day, so visitors should check Yomiuriland’s official calendar before travelling.

Evening illumination

The main attraction is designed around nighttime viewing. Visitors can arrive during the afternoon, enjoy rides and park attractions, then remain inside as the illumination becomes the main evening attraction.

Seasonal schedule

Not every attraction or performance necessarily operates for the same number of hours. Fountain shows, rides and special activities can have separate operating times, and weather can affect outdoor performances.

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Venue & event locations

Yomiuri Land

Yomiuri Land is the main venue for Jewellumination. The amusement park is located at 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo. Japan Travel lists the venue as Yomiuri Land in Inagi, Tokyo.

The park provides the setting for the complete illumination experience, including themed light areas, rides, food outlets and entertainment.

Wave Pool

The Wave Pool becomes the main location for the large fountain program. This area hosts several different water-and-light performances during the illumination season.

Grand Fountain

The Grand Fountain forms part of the water-and-light entertainment area and is incorporated into the seasonal fountain performances.

Amusement areas

Different parts of the park are illuminated to create distinct environments, allowing visitors to move between themed sections rather than viewing a single installation.

Sky-Go-LAND

The Ferris wheel provides one of the best elevated perspectives over the illuminated park. From the attraction, visitors can see the jewel-colored lights below as well as the Tokyo nighttime skyline.

Full holiday programme

Jewellumination is structured as a winter illumination experience rather than a traditional holiday festival with a single daily ceremony. Its program combines lighting displays, amusement rides, fountain shows, entertainment and seasonal dining.

Illumination displays

The park is transformed with jewel-inspired lighting and large-scale decorative installations. The 2026-2027 concept emphasizes “Growing Light,” using new colors and imagery inspired by plants and natural growth.

Fountain entertainment

The Wave Pool hosts multiple fountain shows combining water, projection, music, lighting, lasers and other effects.

Night rides

Visitors can experience amusement attractions while surrounded by illuminated scenery. This includes family rides, thrill rides and elevated attractions.

Seasonal photography

Illuminated pathways, installations and rides provide numerous locations for nighttime photographs.

Tokyo skyline viewing

The elevated attractions provide opportunities to see the illumination together with Tokyo’s nighttime cityscape. Yomiuriland specifically highlights views toward landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower from attractions such as the Ferris wheel.

Main attractions & highlights

Growing Light

The new seasonal concept focuses on the life force of plants and the way greenery develops and grows. Jewel-colored illumination is used to express this theme throughout the park.

La Fontaine

La Fontaine is one of the major fountain shows. It combines a large water screen, numerous fountains, lasers and flame effects. The show takes place at the Wave Pool and is designed as one of the park’s major nighttime spectacles.

LIGHT HOP⤴

This water-and-light performance combines the Wave Pool and Grand Fountain with music and dynamic lighting. It is associated with the seasonal concept and expresses the idea of taking a lively step forward.

Silhouette

Silhouette is a dance and light performance using movement, music, light and shadow. It is presented as a limited daily performance and may be cancelled during rain.

Sky-Go-LAND

The Ferris wheel offers a slower way to appreciate the illumination from above. The view combines the lights inside the amusement park with the surrounding Tokyo nightscape.

Starlight Bandit

The Bandit roller coaster becomes an illumination attraction during Jewellumination, allowing riders to move rapidly through the illuminated park while also enjoying nighttime views.

EV Grand Prix

The electric go-kart attraction provides an illuminated driving experience on a course approximately 1,100 meters long. It is not included in the standard ride passes.

Markets, decorations & themed areas

Jewellumination is not primarily a traditional Christmas market, so visitors should expect illumination zones, food outlets, merchandise areas and seasonal decorations rather than a European-style market village.

Illuminated landscapes

Large areas of the amusement park are decorated with jewel-colored LED lighting. The lighting design uses different colors and visual themes to create distinct areas for walking and photography.

Nature-inspired decorations

The 2026-2027 concept places greater emphasis on green and plant-inspired imagery, reflecting the “Growing Light” theme.

Food and merchandise areas

Seasonal food and event merchandise are available within the park. These areas provide places to take a break between illumination walks and attractions.

Photo locations

Visitors can find illuminated pathways, colorful installations, decorated rides and elevated viewpoints throughout the park. Evening photography is one of the main ways to experience the event.

Events & entertainment schedule

The exact daily schedule can change, so visitors should consult the official Yomiuriland calendar and event pages before visiting.

Late afternoon

Arrive before the main evening illumination period to experience amusement rides while the park is still operating in daylight.

Early evening

As darkness arrives, the illuminated areas become the focus of the visit. This is a good time to begin walking through the major light installations.

Fountain shows

The Wave Pool hosts multiple performances. The current official program lists La Fontaine, LIGHT HOP⤴ and Silhouette, with performances scheduled at different intervals.

Night rides

After viewing the main lighting displays, visitors can experience selected amusement attractions illuminated against the night sky.

Late evening

The final part of the visit can include additional photography, food and elevated views from attractions, depending on the park’s closing time and operating schedule.

Admission & ticket information

Jewellumination takes place inside Yomiuri Land, so visitors generally use the park’s admission and ride-ticket system rather than purchasing a separate standalone illumination ticket.

The following published prices provide a reference for the current ticket structure. Prices are shown in approximate U.S. dollars and may change.

Park admission only

• Adults: approximately $11.35
• Middle and high school students: approximately $9.45
• Elementary school students and seniors: approximately $6.30
• Preschool children: approximately $6.30

One-Day Pass

The One-Day Pass includes park admission and unlimited rides on eligible attractions, with HANA・BIYORI admission also included through the connecting entrance.

• Adults: approximately $37.20
• Middle and high school students: approximately $29.60
• Elementary school students and seniors: approximately $25.80
• Preschool children: approximately $15.75

After Pass

The After Pass provides admission from 3:00 PM together with unlimited rides on eligible attractions.

• Adults: approximately $19.55
• Middle and high school students: approximately $15.75
• Elementary school students and seniors: approximately $13.85
• Preschool children: approximately $9.45

Official online pricing

Yomiuriland also publishes lower online prices for selected tickets. Visitors should check the official ticket page before purchasing because online and gate prices can differ.

Some attractions are excluded from the One-Day Pass and After Pass, including certain special attractions, the Sky Shuttle gondola and selected workshops.

Special experiences & activities

Illumination rides

One of the main advantages of Jewellumination is the ability to combine light displays with amusement rides. Attractions such as the Ferris wheel, roller coasters and family rides provide different perspectives of the illuminated park.

Sky-Go-LAND night view

The Ferris wheel provides a relaxed experience for visitors who want to see the complete illumination from above.

Night roller coaster

Starlight Bandit combines a fast amusement ride with views of the illuminated park and surrounding Tokyo area.

Electric go-kart experience

EV Grand Prix provides a nighttime driving experience on an illuminated track. This attraction has its own admission requirements and is not covered by the regular ride passes.

Photography

The combination of jewel-colored lights, rides and Tokyo’s skyline makes the event particularly suitable for evening photography.

Family & children’s activities

Jewellumination works well as a family evening because the park combines light displays with rides designed for different age groups.

Family rides

Younger visitors can enjoy attractions such as Merry-Go-Round Dog and Wanwan Coaster Wan-Ded, which offer gentler rides surrounded by nighttime illumination.

Aerial experiences

Pteranodon and the Sky-Go-LAND Ferris wheel provide elevated views of the illuminated park.

Go-karts

The park offers driving experiences for visitors who meet the relevant attraction requirements.

Light displays

Children can walk through illuminated areas and see the park transformed after sunset without needing to participate in thrill rides.

Families should check height, age and other attraction restrictions before choosing individual rides.

Event rules

Visitors should follow Yomiuriland’s general amusement-park rules as well as instructions specific to individual attractions.

Follow attraction restrictions

Rides have their own height, age, health and safety requirements. Meeting the admission requirement does not automatically mean every attraction can be used.

Weather precautions

Outdoor performances can be affected by rain or other weather conditions. The official fountain information notes that show content may change depending on weather, while Silhouette can be cancelled in rainy conditions.

Respect restricted areas

Visitors should remain within public walkways and designated viewing locations and should not enter staff-only areas.

Large luggage and carts

Yomiuriland has rules concerning the size of certain luggage-carrying carts and similar equipment. Wheelchairs and mobility aids are treated separately under the park’s rules.

Photography

Photography is welcome, but visitors should avoid obstructing walkways, rides or other guests.

How to get there

Yomiuri Land can be reached from Tokyo using either the Keio Line or Odakyu Line.

From Shinjuku

Travel on the Keio Line toward Keio Yomiuriland Station. From the station, visitors can use the Sky Shuttle gondola or other local transport connections to reach the amusement park.

Keio Yomiuriland Station

The Sky Shuttle gondola connects the station with Yomiuriland and provides an elevated approach over the surrounding area. During the illumination season, the winter view includes the illuminated park below.

Yomiuri Land-mae Station

Visitors using the Odakyu Line can continue by Odakyu Bus to the Yomiuriland stop.

By car

The official address for the amusement park is 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo. Drivers should follow the official Yomiuriland access information because the approach and parking arrangements can vary with congestion.

Public transport & parking

Public transportation is a practical choice, particularly during busy illumination evenings.

Keio Line

Keio Yomiuriland Station is the principal railway station for the Keio route. From there, visitors can use the Sky Shuttle gondola or other connections to the park.

Odakyu Line

Yomiuriland-mae Station provides access by Odakyu Bus. The official access information lists the Yomiuriland bus stop as the destination for the amusement park.

Sky Shuttle

The gondola costs approximately $1.90 one way or $3.15 round trip based on the published fare. It is a separate charge and is not included in the One-Day Pass or After Pass.

Parking

Parking prices vary by parking area. Published rates include approximately $9.45 on weekdays and $12.60 or more on weekends and special days for some full-day parking areas. Other areas use time-based pricing.

During busy periods, visitors may be directed to additional parking areas. The official guidance recommends public transportation when congestion is expected.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can stay in Tokyo and travel to Yomiuri Land for the evening.

Shinjuku

Shinjuku is a convenient base for visitors using the Keio Line and provides a large selection of hotels, restaurants and evening entertainment.

Chofu

Chofu offers a location closer to Yomiuri Land while maintaining convenient rail connections to central Tokyo.

Inagi

Staying around Inagi is useful for visitors who want to be close to the amusement park and avoid a longer evening journey.

Kawasaki

The Kawasaki area provides another practical base, particularly for travelers approaching Yomiuri Land from southern Tokyo or Kanagawa.

Tokyo city centre

Visitors staying around Shibuya, Shinjuku, Tokyo Station or other central districts can make Yomiuri Land a half-day or evening excursion.

Food, drinks & seasonal specialties

Food is an important part of the Yomiuriland experience, particularly for visitors spending several hours at the park.

Park restaurants

The amusement park has restaurants and food outlets where visitors can take a break between rides and illumination areas.

Seasonal food

Jewellumination is a winter event, so visitors can expect seasonal food and drinks to complement the evening atmosphere. Specific menus can change between seasons.

Warm drinks

Hot beverages are particularly useful during outdoor evening viewing, especially when visitors remain in the park for several hours.

Family dining

Families can combine food breaks with nearby rides and illumination areas rather than leaving the park during the evening.

Visitors should check the current Yomiuriland food and restaurant information for the latest seasonal menus.

Accessibility

Yomiuriland provides accessibility support for visitors with disabilities, including discounted admission for eligible visitors and an accompanying person under the park’s published conditions.

Wheelchair access

Wheelchairs can be accommodated in the park, although individual attractions have their own safety and boarding requirements.

Attraction assistance

Yomiuriland provides a “途中合流サービス” for certain eligible guests, including wheelchair users and people who have difficulty waiting in a conventional queue for an extended period.

Accessible gondola use

Wheelchairs and similar equipment can be taken on the Sky Shuttle only when folded, and the gondola has a door-opening width limitation.

Support information

Visitors who need specific assistance should consult the park’s accessibility information before visiting because individual rides have different restrictions.

Best days & times to visit

Weekdays

Weekday evenings can be preferable for visitors who want to spend more time photographing the lights and experiencing attractions with potentially lower visitor demand than the busiest periods.

Weekends

Weekends can provide a lively atmosphere but may also bring larger crowds and longer waits for popular attractions.

Arrive before sunset

Arriving before sunset gives visitors time to experience the amusement park during daylight before transitioning into the illuminated evening environment.

Stay after dark

The main Jewellumination experience develops after sunset, when the jewel-colored installations, fountain performances and illuminated rides become most impressive.

Plan around fountain shows

Visitors should check the latest fountain schedule before arriving so they can position themselves near the Wave Pool for La Fontaine, LIGHT HOP⤴ and Silhouette.

Previous year’s highlights

Previous Jewellumination seasons have established the event as a major winter illumination attraction combining amusement-park entertainment with large-scale lighting.

The previous season continued the broader “LIGHT is LOVE” concept and introduced the energetic “LIGHT HOP⤴” direction. The illumination used jewel-inspired colors throughout the park and combined lighting with amusement rides and fountain performances.

Visitors could experience the park from the Ferris wheel and other rides, with the illuminated grounds below and Tokyo’s nighttime skyline beyond. The park also continued its large fountain entertainment program, which has become one of the defining components of the Jewellumination experience.

The continuing development of new themes means that returning visitors can experience familiar areas alongside refreshed lighting concepts and seasonal installations.

For the 2026-2027 season, Yomiuriland has shifted the seasonal focus toward “Growing Light,” emphasizing green colors, plants, natural growth and the relationship between light and nature.

Official event information

Official venue

Yomiuri Land, 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo, Japan.

Official event

Yomiuriland’s Jewellumination information provides the latest seasonal theme, illumination details, fountain program and operating information.

Official tickets

Yomiuriland publishes current admission, One-Day Pass and After Pass information through its official ticket page. Visitors should check the latest online prices and eligible attractions before purchasing.

Official access

The official access page provides current railway, bus, gondola and parking information.

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