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TokyoparkCapacity 30,000

Umi no Mori Park Tokyo

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About the Venue

Umi no Mori Park is a large seaside park located in Koto Ward, Tokyo, at 2-1 Umi no Mori. Situated within Tokyo Port, it is a metropolitan maritime park managed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Port and Harbor Bureau. The park was constructed on land reclaimed between 1973 and 1987 and is one of the most extensive park areas in central Tokyo. The aquatic sports area opened in June 2019, with the entire park fully opening in March 2025. Primarily functioning as a versatile outdoor venue, it hosts large-scale music festivals and public events, with a maximum capacity of approximately 30,000 people. The venue features open lawns and plazas without fixed seating, offering unobstructed sightlines, though attendees should be prepared for weather conditions. Its seaside location provides good ventilation. The park has become a key site for major outdoor music festivals in Tokyo, attracting numerous domestic and international artists, offering a unique concert experience by the waterfront near the city center.

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Umi no Mori Park Tokyo ticket and visit notes

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Confirmed basics

Venue
Umi no Mori Park Tokyo
City
Tokyo
Country
Japan
Type
park
Capacity
Capacity 30,000
Address
2-1 Umi no Mori, Koto Ward, Tokyo
Coordinates
35.6284, 139.8291

City and transport notes

  • Plan around Tokyo first, then confirm the final route to 2-1 Umi no Mori, Koto Ward, Tokyo close to the event date.
  • Map coordinates are recorded as 35.6284, 139.8291; use them as a reference, not as the final entry gate.

Location & Access

Address2-1 Umi no Mori, Koto Ward, Tokyo
Coordinates35.6284, 139.8291
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Venue History

Umi no Mori Park Tokyo has hosted over 14 tracked shows. Artists who have performed here include: