Events in Odaiba
The waterfront island on Tokyo Bay, with event halls, malls and views of Rainbow Bridge.
6 events listed · 5 free · 0 good for kids · 3 indoors
Food events 2, Festivals & local events 2, Art exhibitions 1, Pop-ups 1
Food events
World Drinks Fest (Odaiba Symbol Promenade Park)
Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza, Odaiba (Daiba Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 12:00–21:00
A festival of drinks from around the world, such as pálinka, cachaça and pisco, with dishes like Schweinshaxe and quesadillas. There are world music and dance stages plus karaoke, quiz and bingo. Last order 20:30; opens at 16:00 on the 20th.
DetailsFestivals & local events
Japan Wanko Festa 2026 Autumn in Odaiba
Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza & Promenade, Odaiba (Daiba Sta.)
Nov 27 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A dog festival to enjoy with your dog: pet goods shops from across Japan, a dog run, breed meetups, photo booths with your dog and dog-friendly food trucks.
DetailsPop-ups
Godzilla Attack: Odaiba Joint Operation (DiverCity Tokyo Plaza and more)
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza (Daiba Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 30 (Mon) 11:00–20:00
A Godzilla -0.0 tie-in across three Odaiba malls with life-size handprint decorations, a digital puzzle rally, past film posters and a can badge with purchases; Chibi Godzilla greets visitors on Nov 15.
DetailsDec 4 (Fri) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Japan's big seafood food festival returns to Odaiba for the first time in two years, with about 80 booths planned including concurrent events. Cash, e-money and credit cards accepted.
DetailsArt exhibitions
TOKYO ATLAS International Art Exhibition (Daiba, Aomi, Tennozu)
Daiba Park, Odaiba Kaihin Park, Telecom Center Bldg, Aomi Minami Futo Park, Ail Shinagawa, WHAT MUSEUM (Daiba Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A new international art exhibition held by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and others on the waterfront. Artists from Japan and abroad, including Yayoi Kusama and Leiko Ikemura, show at six venues in Daiba, Aomi and Tennozu, with a related show "Coordinates" of artists supported by Tokyo. Last entry 16:30; closed Mondays (next day if a holiday).
DetailsFestivals & local events
Aqua City Odaiba Christmas Party (Rilakkuma)
Aqua City Odaiba 3F Aqua Arena and more (Daiba Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–20:00
A Rilakkuma tree and giant figure appear in the 3F Aqua Arena, and a stamp rally around four spots in the mall earns an original sticker (redeem at the 3F information counter, 11:00–20:00, while supplies last). The tree can be seen during mall hours. On Nov 14 there is an opening ceremony from 12:00 and a Rilakkuma & Korilakkuma greeting (14:00, 16:00; lottery ticket required). On Nov 15 there is a Gap/GapKids coloring workshop (30-minute sessions from 12:00 to 15:00; pouch ¥300), and a collaboration café runs on 5F from Nov 25 to Dec 25 (paid, timed entry).
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FAQ
How many Odaiba are listed on Kyochika?
6 as of Oct 27 (Tue), and 5 of them are free to enter.
Which Odaiba are free?
World Drinks Fest (Odaiba Symbol Promenade Park), Godzilla Attack: Odaiba Joint Operation (DiverCity Tokyo Plaza and more), SAKANA&JAPAN FESTIVAL 2026 in Odaiba, TOKYO ATLAS International Art Exhibition (Daiba, Aomi, Tennozu), Aqua City Odaiba Christmas Party (Rilakkuma)
Which Odaiba stay open latest?
World Drinks Fest (Odaiba Symbol Promenade Park) (until 21:00), Godzilla Attack: Odaiba Joint Operation (DiverCity Tokyo Plaza and more) (until 21:00), Aqua City Odaiba Christmas Party (Rilakkuma) (until 20:00)
Checked against official pages · updated October 27, 2026
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