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2026 Shiki Station East Exit Illumination

Japanese title: 2026 志木駅東口駅前イルミネーション

Shiki Station East Exit plaza (Shiki Sta.)

A winter illumination set up every year by the Shiki City Tourism Association in front of the east exit of Shiki Station, including decorations themed on the city mascot Kapal. Lit from 16:30 to 21:00.

Dates
Nov 14 (Sat) – Jan 31 (Sun)
Time
16:30–21:00
Price
See the official page for prices
Venue
Shiki Station East Exit plaza
Nearest station
Shiki Sta.

Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.

Distance from major stations

From Shiki
right there
From Urawa
6.8 km, about 25 min by train
From Saitama-Shintoshin
7.6 km, about 30 min by train
From Nishi-takashimadaira
7.6 km, about 30 min by train

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

When is 2026 Shiki Station East Exit Illumination?
Nov 14 (Sat) – Jan 31 (Sun)
What are the opening hours of 2026 Shiki Station East Exit Illumination?
16:30–21:00 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does 2026 Shiki Station East Exit Illumination cost?
See the official page for prices
Where is 2026 Shiki Station East Exit Illumination and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Shiki Station East Exit plaza. The nearest station is Shiki Sta..

Checked against the official page on October 25, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.

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