Tokyo Aqua Symphony is a new landmark on Tokyo's waterfront and one of the world's tallest fountain shows, which opened at Odaiba Marine Park on March 28, 2026. Inspired by Somei Yoshino, Tokyo's official flower, the fountain is positioned 170 meters offshore and reaches up to 150 meters high while stretching 250 meters across. Free to enjoy, the performances create a striking waterfront scene framed by Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower. Since opening, the attraction has quickly become a popular stop for visitors to Tokyo Bay from around the world.

A new landmark on Tokyo Bay

Day and night — two completely different shows

Tokyo Aqua Symphony offers a different atmosphere depending on the time of day. During daylight hours, graceful arches of water sparkle in the sun, bringing a refreshing feeling to Odaiba Marine Park. The open waterfront and sea breeze make it an ideal place to pause while exploring the bay area.

After sunset, the atmosphere changes dramatically. Colorful LED lighting transforms the fountains into a vibrant nighttime spectacle set against Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower. The combination of music, light, and water creates a memorable experience that showcases a different side of Tokyo after dark.

Musical fountain programs

Tokyo Aqua Symphony presents a variety of musical fountain programs that combine water, music, and lighting. The lineup is updated periodically, offering new experiences throughout the year.
Current programs feature the original composition "SAKURA FUBUKI" along with performances set to a wide range of music, including classical pieces and video game soundtracks. Each performance lasts approximately 10 minutes and is free to attend, with no reservation required.
Programs and performance times may change seasonally or for special events. Check the official website for the latest lineup and schedule before your visit.

A magical display of lights and fountains dancing to the music

Best viewing spots — Rainbow Bridge views and more

The viewing location changes the perspective and scale of the fountains.

The observation deck near the replica Statue of Liberty is one of the most popular viewpoints. From here, visitors can enjoy the fountains with Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower in the background, creating one of Odaiba's most iconic photo opportunities. The elevated viewpoint also overlooks the entire 250-meter-wide fountain display, making it easy to appreciate its impressive scale. The area at the bottom of the staircase area offers an immersive experience close to the water.

Another memorable option is to watch the performance from the water. Some traditional yakatabune cruises and Tokyo Bay sightseeing boats pass near the show area, offering unique views of the fountains from Tokyo Bay.

The second-floor promenade offers a bird's-eye view of the fountains

FAQ

Is Tokyo Aqua Symphony free?

Yes. All performances are free to enjoy, and no advance reservation is required. Simply visit Odaiba Marine Park and watch the show from one of the public viewing areas.

What time is the fountain show at Odaiba?

Shows run daily from 3 PM to 9:30 PM, with 10 performances, with each performance lasting around 10 minutes. Times and programs may change due to weather or seasonal conditions, so check the official website for the latest schedule before your visit.

How do I get to Tokyo Aqua Symphony?

Take the Yurikamome Line to Daiba Station and walk about three minutes, or take the Rinkai Line to Tokyo Teleport Station and walk about 10 minutes.