FESTIVAL
Festival
- Date
- Sunday, November 15, 2026
- Time
- 11:00–17:00
- Venue
- Shinjuku Central Park, FUN MORE TIME Plaza (formerly Water Plaza)
Stages, booths, and food trucks are planned.


This year’s theme is!Beautiful World
A world without discrimination, poverty, or war.
Toward a world where everyone can live safely as themselves.
Supported byShinjuku City
The 6th Tokyo Trans March will be held in Shinjuku on Sunday, November 15, 2026.

The new key visual brings this year’s Tokyo Trans March 2026 theme, “Beautiful World,” to life.
THEMEBeautiful World
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Tokyo Trans March is a festival and march working for trans visibility, the restoration of rights, and a society where everyone can live safely as themselves.
Trans people who have lived—or tried to live—with pride throughout the year come together with family, friends, and allies. We create a place where diverse people can meet, connect, and celebrate one another’s existence.

We want the march itself to create a “Beautiful World,” and to tell trans people living with hardship or loneliness—and everyone facing difficulties—that this world may still be worth believing in.
Our circumstances and fears may differ, but none of us is alone. By connecting and supporting one another, we will nurture a future where everyone can live safely.
Join us in Shinjuku—a place with deep ties to trans communities—for stages, booths, food trucks, and the march.
Supported byShinjuku City
Festival
Stages, booths, and food trucks are planned.
March
The route, meeting point, and times may change.
The march is scheduled to start near Tsunohazu Bridge, pass through central Shinjuku, and return to the north side of Shinjuku Central Park. Tap the map to view it at full size.

The route and timing may change depending on conditions on the day.


We are looking for event-day staff to support Tokyo Trans March on Sunday, November 15 in many different roles, including venue setup and operations, stage support, headquarters, merchandise sales, and photography.
Thank you very much to everyone who applied to help create the march.
(Applications are now closed. Thank you.)
Trans people, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming people, people who are still exploring who they are, family, friends, and allies—Tokyo Trans March welcomes everyone who supports its purpose.
Discover information at the booths, encounter voices and performances on stage, and walk through Shinjuku with music and flags.




News from the committee and preparations for Tokyo Trans March 2026.
Glam-punk duo The Daddy Sisters have joined our stage lineup! Read their profile and message →
We have announced our venue DJs, DJ POIPOI and mio! Read their profiles and messages →
Applications for Tokyo Trans March 2026 event-day staff are now closed. Thank you very much for the many applications.
Singer, actor and model Anna Nagasaki has joined our stage lineup. Read her profile →
We have announced the march float lineup and the stage’s main MCs! Meet the lineup →
We opened applications for event-day staff in roles including venue setup and operations, stage support, headquarters, merchandise sales, and photography. Applications are now closed.
We unveiled the 2026 Tokyo Trans March key visual!
We completed our application to Shinjuku City for permission to use Shinjuku Central Park on November 15.

Last night, we recorded a three-person roundtable for the Tokyo Trans March 2026 program. Three trans people from different generations gathered to talk about the eras in which they have lived.
The program will be distributed at the venue on event day. Stay tuned!
Facilitator: Tomoya Asanuma
Tokyo Trans March began on November 20, 2021 as Japan’s first trans march. While changing seasons and formats, we have continued bringing our voices and presence into the streets.
First held on Transgender Day of Remembrance; approximately 500 people joined.
A festival and march in Shinjuku Central Park, with four floats and about 1,000 participants.
Held on March 31, International Transgender Day of Visibility.
A march and after-party brought people together through music.
The festival returned, celebrating five years with booths, stages, and floats.
Under the banner “Beautiful World,” we aim for a safer and more accessible festival and march.

The crowdfunding campaign ended with ¥2,054,033 from 339 supporters—the second-highest number of supporters in our history. Thank you so much. We will use these funds carefully as we work toward Tokyo Trans March.
View crowdfunding resultsWe gratefully acknowledge the support of our sponsor for Tokyo Trans March 2026.
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