Odaiba-Aomi Event Zone N 12:00
Pre-event ¥2,000, Village Zone & World Food Circuit Zone ¥3,500 (children aged 3-15 ¥2,500), All Access ¥12,000
Formula 1 represents the pinnacle of motorsport, a global spectacle combining cutting-edge technology and adrenaline-fuelled drama. Japan has played a key role in F1 history, from iconic races at Suzuka to Honda’s engineering prowess shaping race-winning machines driven by legends including Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost. As F1 celebrates its 75th anniversary and Honda marks 60 years since its first Grand Prix victory, Tokyo is set to host a special event that could bring fans closer to the sport than ever before.
From April 2 to April 6 – the weekend of the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka – the F1 Tokyo Fan Festival will descend on Odaiba and Aomi to offer an immersive motorsport experience. The festival will feature three distinct zones: the F1 Village zone, where fans can admire real F1 cars, test their skills in a simulator and participate in a pit stop challenge; the World Food Circuit zone, which offers international flavours from Grand Prix races; and the Twilight Music zone, where dynamic performances are combined with live F1 projections. A pre-event on April 2 will feature current drivers and team staff, making this a must-attend celebration for motorsport enthusiasts.