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「TOKYO Night & Light」上映中！
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In order to create a new tourist resource to add color to Tokyo at night, projection mapping using the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1, one of Tokyo's landmarks, as a canvas to express a variety of art with light and sound is shown throughout the year.
On the first day of the screening, an opening event with live performances is held.
During the projection mapping show time, you can listen to the same music that is played at the site on the "TOKYO Night & Light" detail page.
Please enjoy TOKYO Night & Light from various locations where you can see the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.
*If you are viewing the website before the screening, please reload the website when the screening time arrives. If you do not reload, you may not be able to watch the film.
*Music playback will not be performed for "Aimer / Zankyosanka", "Aimer / 800". Please be forewarned.
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ certification
Largest architectural projection-mapped display (permanent)
13,904.956㎡
Godzilla, King of the Monsters: 70 Years of Evolution.
From “Godzilla” to “Godzilla-1.0”, successive Godzillas attack the city of Tokyo! The appearance of Godzilla at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is projected on a huge screen, and its timeless power attracts viewers. Don't miss the overwhelming finale in which all the previous Godzillas come together at the end!
Godzilla suddenly attacks the First Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.
The human race is determined to intercept Godzilla with a new anti-Godzilla weapon, the "Super X2 Kai", but...
From Edo to the present day and into the future - this film depicts the history and evolution of Tokyo, as a time-traveling airship travels through the city. The film shows the streets of Edo, modern architecture, Tokyo Tower, and other landmarks and culture one after another. The final part of the journey, which takes us to the skyscrapers of Nishi-Shinjuku, gives us a sense of hope for the future. Please enjoy the images and music that fuse ukiyoe-like visuals with modern dynamism.
This work is produced by students who will be the next generation of projection mapping and other video production. The production was guided by top creators active in Japan and abroad. We invite you to view the works of these young talents who have taken on the challenge of cutting-edge technology and expression.
The Japanese rhythm of 337 beats is added to the music, a fusion of traditional Japanese instruments and innovative club music, making the audience want to start dancing. Together with visual expressions inspired by kabuki and other traditional Japanese performing arts, it will bring a sense of togetherness like a theater to the audience. Please clap your hands and call out in time to the music and images, and enjoy the performance together.
The game board appears in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and PAC-MAN, moving in all directions, dynamically eats up everything in sight.
Trackmaker Sasuke Haraguchi, who has a strong affinity with the futuristic PAC-MAN game music, has created the music.
Please enjoy the collaboration between PAC-MAN and Tokyo that can only be seen at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.
The French creator's work expresses the friendship between Japan and France through the fusion of thousands of delicate particles depicting the symbolic buildings of Japan and France.
The fantastic and powerful images of the fusion of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, the five-story pagoda, and Notre Dame Cathedral are a must-see.
The work depicts various creatures overcoming obstacles and soaring to greater heights to capture their good fortune through their journey toward the future.
The video is colored with expansive expressions and a strong artistic touch full of vitality.
This work is a kaleidoscopic representation of Tokyo, a metropolis where tradition and modernity, innovation and creativity merge, with vivid colors.
The film depicts the variety that Tokyo encompasses, from the neon signs of the city at night to the greenery of the parks, and the colorful color schemes are interspersed throughout the film to create a dynamism of the images.
The theme of this work is the relationship between humans and nature, and it depicts how the complex intermingling of human activities with nature, while striving for harmony, will bring about a bright future in which we can coexist in harmony. CG images utilizing fluid simulation and delicate yet bold staging utilizing the structure of the building express the vitality and strength of nature. Please enjoy the dynamic images as if the building is alive.
Ukiyo paintings, which were developed in the Edo period and are works of art depicting various aspects of daily life of the time with vivid and delicate colors, and ‘Ukiyo’ as a world that is constantly changing are combined in this work.Ukiyo-e depicts various aspects of Japanese culture and daily life as it changed with the times, from the Edo period to the present day.
The architectural structure of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building emerges suspiciously like an old wooden structure, combining Japanese structural beauty and light while drawing the viewer into the world of music.
This production depicts the feelings of anxiety, hesitation, and conflict depicted in the song through the flickering and noises of the images.
This is a spectacular projection mapping show created based on the concept of Tokyo's attractions "playing in concert" with music. Various essences of Tokyo are condensed and run from the past to the future through three movements.
The moon has a cycle of 29.5 days, and the visuals are projected by combining the silhouette of the moon's age with various elements of Tokyo. The moon's design of the day will be gorgeously illuminated in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and can be enjoyed on a daily basis.
This work symbolically depicts the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building with simple lighting and CG images that make the most of the building's structure. The projection mapping depicts the mysterious and impressive Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building with its unique light and movement effects.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
(8-1, Nishi-Shinjuku 2-chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)
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＜Train＞
10 minutes walk from West Exit of JR "Shinjuku Station"
10 minutes walk from "Nishi-Shinjuku Station" of Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line
Direct connection from "Tochomae Station" of Toei Subway Oedo Line
＜Bus＞
From Shinjuku Station West Exit (underground bus stop), take Toei Bus or Keio Bus (Tocho Loop) and get off at "Tocho Daiichi Honcho" stop.
YOASOBI's song “Idol,” which became a hot topic as the theme song for the anime, is a famous song that is rhythmical and gorgeous, but also contains hesitations and conflicts. Enjoy the projection mapping that expresses the emotional movement of this song.
*Screening ends on Monday, March 31, 2025.
The song was written with the image of the struggles and heartaches faced by athletes, and we hope you will enjoy the collaboration of the song and the projection mapping that expresses its world view.
*Screening ends on Monday, March 31, 2025.
Special contents including an opening live performance by invited artists and the Guinness World Records™ certification ceremony will be held on the first day of the screening on February 25th, 2024 (Sunday).
