The Caretta Shiodome hosts a vast ocean of LED lights. Nearby Shiodome City Center puts on its own illuminations.

Illumination displays are found spread around the south of JR Shinjuku Station, especially on the Shinjuku Southern Terrace.

Tokyo Midtown's "Midtown Christmas" involves multiple illumination areas around the Midtown complex. The "Starlight Garden" is a particularly popular and attractive display located in the park behind the main tower.

The "Artelligent Christmas" event held at Roppongi Hills includes illumination displays around the base of Mori Tower and along Keyakizaka Street in the back of the tower.

The Meguro River near Nakameguro Station is covered by thousands of LED lights over a distance of 500 meters, creating a romantic atmosphere to stroll along. The illumination event at Nakameguro tends to be extremely popular, and the event may get cancelled when the crowds are overwhelming.

The main venue of the Ao no Dokutsu illumination (lit. "blue cave") is the 250 meter long pedestrian street in front of the NHK headquarters in Shibuya. The zelkova trees that line the street are covered in blue LED lights and a reflective sheet is laid out in the center of the street. Blue is cast everywhere and one can easily imagine themselves to be in a blue cave.

The trees along the Meguro River between Gotanda and Osaki stations on the Yamanote Line are decorated in pink LED lights to resemble the cherry blossoms. The illumination spans a length of about two kilometers, making for a very pretty stroll along the riverside.

Christmas illuminations over multiple street blocks along Chuo Street and illuminations by many individual stores make the popular shopping and entertainment district even more colorful than it usually is.

The Decks Odaiba shopping center offers illuminations around the year, including the "Daiba Memorial Tree". Several other places on Odaiba, such as Venusfort and Diver City, offer seasonal illumination events.

Tokyo Dome City's winter illumination features an impressive collection of light up displays and events that can be enjoyed around Tokyo Dome and the adjacent amusement park.

The entire district lights up for the Maranouchi's holiday events. Illuminations and displays will take place especially along Nakadori Street, and at several of the buildings in the district.

The zelkova trees and shrubs lining Omotesando are decorated with about a million LED light bulbs along most of the street's length between Harajuku and Omotesando stations.

The Akasaka Sacas complex features an illumination event called "White Sacas" whose highlight is an outdoor skating rink.

Yebisu Garden Place features an illumination event called "Baccarat Eternal Lights" with a huge crystal chandelier, decorated trees and illuminated areas.

The illuminations at the spacious Showa Memorial Park are held in the area around the park's Tachikawa entrance. Trees and pathways are covered in lights, and other attractions include a lit up maze and train. There are fireworks on a few selected days.