What to do in Tokyo - Events Guide

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re in town and wondering what to do, you’re in for a treat.

Let’s start with live music today. Japan Concert Tickets reports that idol group Cho Tokimeki Sendenbu is throwing their Cho Tokimeki Stage 2026 Happy New Year’s Party at NHK Hall in Shibuya this afternoon, with doors in the late afternoon and a full-on, glow-stick, call-and-response J pop experience. Over at Nippon Budokan, also today, Hiroji Miyamoto is performing a mix of alternative rock, folk, and pop rock, turning the legendary Budokan into an intimate, emotional sing alo...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so let’s plan out some fun.

First up, gamers and tech lovers should head to Tokyo Big Sight for Tokyo eSports Festa 2026. According to Saiganak, this three‑day event runs from today through Sunday, with tournaments, exhibitions, and a big showcase of gaming‑related companies. Expect competitions in titles like Street Fighter 6, Gran Turismo 7, eFootball, and Puyopuyo eSports across Saturday and Sunday, plus an industry‑focused vibe today and a more fan‑friendly atmosphere over the weekend. There’s even a fan meeting with the official ambassador Stanmi Japan scheduled for Sunday afternoon, m...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if listeners are in town and wondering what to do, let’s dive straight into some of the best events happening across the city from today through the weekend.

Tech lovers should make their way to Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake for Tokyo DIGICONX, also known as TOKYO XR, Metaverse and Content Business World. According to Micetimes Japan, this runs from January 8 to 10 and brings together creators and companies working in XR, the metaverse, AI, Web3, and digital content. Listeners can expect demo booths, business talks, and plenty of hands-on experiences, so it...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Tokyo this week, kicking off today with non-stop excitement from J-Pop explosions to electronic beats and beyond. Whether you're chasing idols or craving high-energy vibes, Tokyo's lineup from Wednesday through the weekend is pure magic, according to Japan Concert Tickets.

Today, Wednesday, dive into timelesz lighting up Tokyo Dome at 5 PM, delivering their signature J-Pop anthems that have fans screaming in unison. If you're up for a quick train ride, Travis Japan hits Yokohama Arena with shows at 1:30 PM and 6 PM, just 30 minutes from central Tokyo—pe...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Tokyo today and through the weekend—it's January 3rd, and the city's kicking off 2026 with high-energy vibes perfect for shaking off those New Year cobwebs. If you're craving action, head straight to Shinjuku Face for Stardom New Year Dream 2026, the hottest pro wrestling kickoff of the year. According to Wikipedia, this epic event features day and night shows packed with matches like Olympia versus Momo Kohgo in a three-way thriller, God's Eye teaming up against H.A.T.E. in a six-woman tag brawl, and high-stakes tag team clashes wi...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Tokyo this first weekend of 2026. It's Friday, January 2nd, and the city's still pulsing with New Year's magic—think illuminations twinkling like stars and family-friendly festivities that make you feel right at home in this neon wonderland.

Kick off today at Ariake Garden in Koto-ku, where the "Lucky New Year" event is in full swing through tomorrow, January 3rd. Iwafu reports it's packed with fun: try the New Year 300 Draw lottery for a shot at 6,000-yen shopping vouchers just for 5,000 yen cash, grab a web ticket quick. Ki...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Tokyo this week, kicking off right here on this crisp New Year's Day! Tokyo's buzzing with that fresh 2026 energy, blending dazzling lights, cultural gems, and festive vibes perfect for shaking off the holiday haze. Whether you're chasing illuminations or diving into art, we've got your itinerary locked in.

Start today by soaking up the magic at Tokyo DisneySea, where Duffy and Friends' 20th Colorful Happiness Journey parade is lighting up the park alongside New Year's Greetings and the epic Believe! Sea of Dreams show—grab Disney Pr...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Tokyo from this New Year's Eve through the weekend—think dazzling lights, epic countdowns, and non-stop festive vibes to kick off 2026!

Today, December 31st, Tokyo is buzzing with New Year's Eve magic. Kick things off at Shibuya Crossing for the massive Countdown, where the world's busiest intersection turns into a sea of cheering crowds under the stars—it's free and electric, drawing thousands for that midnight roar. According to Japan Travel, Shibuya's also hosting the Countdown Night Festival starting at 9 PM at LUXURY BAR & CAFE MILAS in U...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Tokyo this week, kicking off right now on this chilly Sunday, December 28th. If you're craving adventure amid the winter buzz, today's packed with dino-sized thrills at the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno Park. The Dino Night Parade 2025 is roaring through its final day, with mesmerizing performances at 4:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Picture this: lifelike T-Rexes, Triceratops, Stegosauruses, and even massive Giganotosauruses strutting under the night sky, powered by cutting-edge DINO-A-LIVE tech that mixes robotics, artistry, and a nod to Japan's classic Hyakki Yagyo ghost parades. It's an immersive...

Hey listeners, Tokyo is buzzing with festive magic today through the weekend and into the New Year—perfect for soaking up lights, laughs, and live thrills as your friendly guide to the city's hottest spots!

Kick off right now on this Saturday, December 27th, with the grand finale of Light Walk Odaiba, where two kilometers of waterfront parks, malls, and stations in Odaiba glow with thousands of twinkling lights. According to Tokyo-Odaiba.net, it's lighting up spots like Symbol Promenade Park, the Unicorn Gundam statue, and around DiverCity until tonight—head there for the last fireworks blast and hour...

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Tokyo from today, Friday, December 26th, right through the weekend and into the new year kickoff. As your friendly neighborhood explorer, I'm thrilled to spotlight the festive vibes lighting up the city just for you.

Kick things off today and through December 28th with the dazzling Omotesando Fendi Illumination 2025. Picture 900,000 twinkling LED lights draped along Omotesando's iconic zelkova tree-lined street, turning this posh avenue into a winter wonderland straight out of a dream. According to Japan Travel, it's free entry, perfect for a romantic stroll or family...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re wondering what to do, let’s dive straight into some of the most fun and festive things happening across the city.

First, if you’re in the mood for pure holiday magic, Tokyo Disneyland is wrapping up its Disney Christmas celebration today at Maihama. According to Tokyo Disney Resort’s official schedule, the park is open from 9 in the morning to 9 at night with special parades like Disney Harmony in Color, Toys Wondrous Christmas, and the night-time Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights, plus the Starbright Christmas fireworks lighting up the sky...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so let’s dive straight into some of the best things listeners can do across the city from today through the weekend.

If you want that last dose of pure Christmas magic, several of Tokyo’s most beloved illumination events wrap up this week. Secret Tokyo highlights the WHITE KITTE display in Marunouchi, where a 13-meter real fir tree towers inside the KITTE atrium, surrounded by glowing “kamakura” snow-hut style art and a synchronized light-and-music show called the Illumination of the White Silver Meadow, running through December 25. Over at Tokyo Skytree Town, the Dream Ch...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re in town and wondering what to do, let’s dive straight into some of the best picks to fill your days and nights.

First up today, vintage lovers should make a beeline for the Oedo Antique Market at the Tokyo International Forum in Yurakucho. Japan Travel describes it as one of the largest outdoor antique markets in the country, with rows of stalls selling old kimono, retro toys, ceramics, classic posters, and Western curiosities. It’s free to enter, and the atmosphere is relaxed but lively, perfect for a slow s...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so let’s dive straight into what listeners can actually do in and around the city over the next few days.

Anime and manga fans, your main event is Jump Festa 2025, running today and tomorrow at Makuhari Messe, just outside Tokyo in Chiba. Metropolis Japan explains that this huge annual festival, hosted by Shueisha, celebrates everything from Weekly Shonen Jump and Jump SQ. to Shonen Jump Plus, with stage events, exclusive anime and game reveals, merch booths, and demo corners. Entry is free, though you’re asked to register in advance on the offi...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re wondering what to do, let’s dive straight into some of the most interesting things happening around the city over the next few days.

First, Tokyo is playing host to something unusually high profile: the first ever “Central Asia plus Japan” leaders’ summit, taking place in the city on December 19 and 20. According to the Caspian Post and Times of Central Asia, leaders from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan are all in town for talks with Japan’s prime minister, along with a parallel business forum. That means the area around...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re in the city and wondering what to do, let’s map out some great ideas from today through the weekend.

Over in Ariake, Tokyo Big Sight is hosting SEMICON Japan 2025, a massive technology and semiconductor trade show running from Wednesday December 17 to Friday December 19, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. According to Tokyo Big Sight’s official event schedule, admission is free with advance registration, and the halls are packed with cutting‑edge chip technology, factory robots, and future-of-electronics demos. It’s perfect for listeners who love gadgets, engineering, or just se...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re wondering what to do between now and the weekend, let’s dive into some of the best things happening around the city.

First, head to Asakusa for the Hagoita-Ichi Fair at Senso-ji. Japan Travel notes that this long-running market is held around December 17, turning the temple grounds into rows of stalls selling colorful hagoita, the decorative wooden paddles used in a traditional New Year’s game. You’ll find everything from classic designs with kabuki actors to modern anime motifs, plus snacks and festival food. It’s a perfect mix of old...

Hey listeners, Tokyo's buzzing today and all week with epic events that blend K-pop frenzy, funky beats, and classic markets—perfect for your winter adventure. Kick off right now on this Sunday with the massive Music Bank Global Festival wrapping up its second day at the Japan National Stadium. According to Japan Concert Tickets, Stray Kids, ATEEZ, Enhypen, IVE, &Team, BOYNEXTDOOR, ZB1, ILLIT, and more are lighting up the stage from 5pm to 9pm JST—doors open earlier, so grab those reseller tickets if you haven't, but check the official site for overseas sales and Japanese phone requirements. It's a K-po...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so let’s dive straight into what listeners can actually do in and around the city over the coming days.

If you want to start with something big and spectacular, head to Japan National Stadium for the 2025 Music Bank Global Festival in Tokyo. Japan Concert Tickets and Jasumo Tickets explain that this K‑pop mega-event runs over two days, with doors opening at 3 p.m. and the main show kicking off at 5 p.m., featuring around 20 of the biggest groups in the scene, including Stray Kids, ATEEZ, Enhypen, IVE, &Team, BOYNEXTDOOR, ZEROBASEONE, and ILLI...

Tokyo is sparkling with special events this week, so let’s dive into some standout things listeners can do around the city from today through the weekend.

First, for something relaxed and a little magical, head to Ueno Park’s Shinobazu Pond for the Tea Cocktail Garden, running through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. According to the event listing on Iwafu, this outdoor festival blends food-truck gourmet with inventive tea-based cocktails, including color-changing creations like “Ao no Yugure,” plus drinks made from black and green tea liqueurs. The space is family-friendly, with street performances, inflatables for kids, an...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so let’s dive straight into what listeners can do across the city from today through the weekend.

If you’re near Tokyo Station, start by stepping back a full century at the free “Otemachi Timeslip 2025: Back to Those Nostalgic Days” event at Otemachi Place. According to SoraNews24, this retro celebration marks 100 years since the start of the Showa era, transforming the complex into a time-warp of classic Japanese school lunches, old-school décor, and nostalgic photo spots. You can try koppe-pan from Yoshida Pan, sample both sweet and savory fillings, and even write and...

If you are in Tokyo this week, you’ve picked a fantastic time to explore the city. Let’s walk through some of the best things listeners can do from today through the weekend, from loud rock shows to cozy Christmas markets.

For rock fans, tonight you can head to Zepp Haneda where legendary Japanese band Dir En Grey bring their TOUR25 Winding show to Tokyo. Japan Concert Tickets notes that this is a full-scale live set at a mid-sized venue right by Haneda Airport, making it easy to reach and perfect if listeners want an intense, theatrical meta...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, so if you’re in town and wondering what to do, let’s dive straight into some of the best things happening across the city.

First, for music lovers, today is a big one: rock out with Japanese rock band Band-Maid at Tokyo Garden Theater, part of their “TOUR 2025 Final Round.” Japan Concert Tickets notes that doors open in the evening and the venue, near Ariake in the bay area, has great sightlines and easy access from central Tokyo on the Yurikamome or Rinkai lines. Expect tight riffs, maid-style outfits, and a very devoted...

Tokyo is in full cozy-festive mode this week, so if you’re in town and wondering what to do, you’re in luck. Let’s start with something for whisky fans. According to Japan Travel, the Tokyo Whisky Festival 2025 is taking place this weekend, running Saturday and Sunday at a central Tokyo venue, bringing together distilleries from Japan and around the world. Expect tastings of rare Japanese single malts, experimental craft bottles, masterclasses, and plenty of food pairings, with tickets around five thousand yen at the door. It’s a great way to warm up and discover new favorites while soaking...

Tokyo is buzzing this week, and if listeners are in town, there is no shortage of things to see, taste, and experience across the city.

Start with something uniquely futuristic. Various tech and robotics exhibitions are lighting up venues around Tokyo this week, bringing together engineers, creators, and curious visitors to explore humanoid robots, industrial arms, and AI-powered gadgets in action. According to coverage from Interesting Engineering, the International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo this year is all about sustainable societies and how robots can support everyday life, so expect live demos, interactive booths, and plenty of jaw-dropping prototypes...

Welcome to your Tokyo events guide for this week! Today is December fourth, and Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with things to do.

Starting right now, the Shibuya Blue Cave Illumination is in full swing through December twenty-fifth. This stunning light display transforms Shibuya into a winter wonderland with brilliant blue LED lights creating an enchanting atmosphere perfect for evening strolls. It's completely free to enjoy, making it an ideal activity for any time of day or night.

Also launching today is Light Walk Odaiba, a brand new illumination experience running through December twenty-seventh. This first-ever event...

Welcome to your Tokyo events guide for this week! Whether you're a local or visiting, there's plenty to keep you entertained through the weekend.

Right now, today Wednesday December third, you're in the middle of one of Japan's most spectacular winter celebrations. The Chichibu Night Festival is happening just outside Tokyo in Saitama, and it's genuinely worth the day trip. This UNESCO recognized event features massive twenty-ton illuminated floats parading through the streets alongside rare winter fireworks lighting up the night sky. The main festivities peak this evening from seven to ten PM when the floats climb steep...

Welcome to your Tokyo events guide for the rest of the week! Today is November 30th, and you're in for a treat because Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with things to do right now.

First up, if you haven't already, today is your last chance to catch the SAKANA and JAPAN Festival happening at Hibiya Park. This massive open-air seafood festival runs until six o'clock this evening and features over thirty gourmet vendors celebrating Japan's incredible fish-centered food culture. You'll find everything from fresh sushi to grilled oysters and delicious tuna bowls. Best part? It's completely free to enter.<...

Welcome to your Tokyo weekend guide! Today is Saturday, November 29th, and Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with incredible events. Let's dive into what's happening right now and what you should catch before the week ends.

If you're in the mood for live music tonight, JAM Project is performing at Yokohama Buntai Arena at five o'clock this evening, bringing anime music and anison performances that'll get you energized. Over in Funabashi, K-pop sensation Taemin is taking the stage at LaLa arena Tokyo-Bay at five o'clock, perfect if you're craving some world-class performances. Meanwhile, ONE N' ONLY is rocking Yokohama's...

Good morning Tokyo! Whether you're a local or just visiting, this weekend is absolutely packed with amazing things to do. Let me walk you through some fantastic events happening right now through Sunday.

Starting today, Friday, one of Japan's largest open-air seafood festivals is kicking off at Hibiya Park. The SAKANA and JAPAN Festival runs through Sunday evening and features over thirty gourmet vendors celebrating Japan's incredible fish food culture. You'll find everything from fresh sushi to grilled oysters, and the best part? It's completely free to enter. The festival showcases nutrient-rich, fish-centered meals that are central to...

Welcome to your Tokyo weekend guide! Whether you're looking for culture, entertainment, or unique experiences, Tokyo has something spectacular lined up for you right now.

If you're an anime fan, you absolutely have to check out the BLUE LOCK projection mapping display happening at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. This year-round attraction just launched and features stunning visuals of the popular soccer anime projected onto the massive building facade. It's completely free to watch and has already drawn thousands of visitors since opening. Grab a light-up bracelet and join the interactive experience that's becoming a must-see Tokyo attraction.<...

Tokyo listeners, if you are wondering how to make the most of this week and the upcoming weekend, the city is buzzing with incredible events right now. Today is November 26, and there is no shortage of things to do across the capital, from live music and art, to sporting milestones and nostalgic exhibitions.

Starting with music, fans of J-pop can catch Super Eight, the group formerly known as Kanjani Eight, performing tonight at Nippon Budokan from 6 PM, promising an energetic show for both old and new fans. Over at the Tokyo Kinema Club, vistlip is playing their signature...

Good morning Tokyo explorers! Whether you're a local looking for something fresh to do or a visitor wanting to make the most of your time in the city, this week is absolutely packed with incredible events that you won't want to miss.

Starting with today, Monday, November 24th, Tokyo is buzzing with live music and entertainment. The venues across the city are hosting an amazing lineup. TREASURE is performing at K-Arena Yokohama at 3 PM, while CNBLUE takes the stage at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, also starting at 3 PM. If you're in the mood for something different, miwa is...

For listeners in Tokyo this weekend and into next week, the city is alive with music, art, science, and a few festival surprises perfect for every mood and moment. Let’s dive right in to the most exciting events to check out as the weekend kicks off.

Tonight, Friday November 21, fans of Japanese pop can catch the beloved idol group Hinatazaka46 live at Yoyogi National Stadium’s 1st Gymnasium from 6 PM, promising high-energy performances and colorful stage effects. For those into singer-songwriters, Toshinobu Kubota, a legendary figure in Japanese soul and R and B, will perform at Tokyo Inte...

Tokyo listeners, get ready for an exciting lineup of events taking place across the city today, throughout the week, and into the weekend. If you are looking to kick off your Thursday with some groove, iFlyer spotlights Tokyo's ongoing techno scene, with parties happening in clubs across Shibuya, Roppongi, and Aoyama—perfect for those who want to dance into the night.

Art lovers have a rich selection this week. According to Tokyo Art Beat, you’ll find ongoing exhibitions at the Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills, including international contemporary installations and Japanese artists pushing creative boundaries. The Nati...

Tokyo is buzzing with energy this week, and listeners who are in town or visiting are in for a cultural treat. If you’re a fan of live music, this evening K-pop phenomenon Le Sserafim is taking over the Tokyo Dome at 5 pm, promising their signature high-impact choreography and charismatic stage presence that has been thrilling fans worldwide. Over in Shibuya at 6 pm, the legendary Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra lights up the LINE CUBE SHIBUYA with their infectious blend of ska and jazz, a perfect way to inject excitement into your midweek.

Pop lovers, don’t miss Norwegian sens...

If you are in Tokyo today, get ready for a bustling week full of culture, sport, music, and vibrant city life. Tokyo’s hosting the 2025 Deaflympics, with major action unfolding at Keio Arena and venues across the metropolis. The games kicked off yesterday and athletes from around the globe are competing through the week, so listeners should consider catching incredible sportsmanship and unique international energy, whether at the live events or enjoying the city’s celebratory atmosphere. Malay Mail reports that badminton and other group-stage matches are drawing excited fans and bringing some inspiring victories and stories from athletes. If you’...

Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with energy this weekend, so for all you listeners planning what to do, get ready for an unforgettable lineup of events and experiences. Kicking things off today in Ueno Park, the 11th Kakuuchi Festival is happening at Takenodai Square. This celebration of Japanese sake culture brings together breweries, food stalls, and local music until 8pm, continuing through Sunday with slightly shorter hours. Advance tickets are recommended but you can soak up the festive atmosphere and sample regional sake with friends.

Art lovers should set aside time for Design Festa Vol. 62 at Tokyo Big Sight...

Listeners, if you’re in Tokyo today or looking for something memorable to do this weekend, you’re in for an exciting ride. The city’s autumn calendar is brimming with celebration, creativity, and lights. For pop culture and figure fans, the TAMASHII NATION 2025 event is happening from November 14th to the 16th. Bandai Spirits is showcasing a jaw-dropping new METAL BUILD Hi-v Gundam figure at this collector’s extravaganza, held at Akihabara UDX and featuring other high-end model previews, including the latest Gundam Barbatos and Wing Gundam Zero Cloaked Custom. This is the place to see exclusives, meet fans, and get...

For everyone in Tokyo looking for excitement and inspiration this week, the city is buzzing with unique cultural happenings, lively festivals, and some truly can’t-miss seasonal events. Whether you crave the energy of a bustling art market, the thrill of live sports on a global stage, or the cozy glow of holiday lights and markets, there is something for every listener out there.

First off, Tokyo is hosting the long-awaited 2025 Deaflympics from November 15 to 26. According to Nippon.com, this is the first time Japan is welcoming this international sporting event, and over ten days, the world’s top...

Listeners, Tokyo is buzzing this week with exciting events for every taste, so let’s jump into what’s happening in the city starting tonight and rolling into the weekend.

Tonight, Toyosu PIT sets the stage for soulful pop and R&B as Teddy Swims takes the spotlight with his chart-topping hits, kicking off a string of live music for Tokyo’s music lovers. Tomorrow, Friday night, big K-pop acts light up venues across the city. Taeyang, known for his electrifying dance and vocals, performs at Tachikawa Stage Garden. Meanwhile, NCT Dream delivers its much-anticipated show at the Saitam...

Tokyo is absolutely buzzing this week with unique events and entertainment for everyone. Right now, the Oedo Antique Market is happening, inviting listeners to discover vintage treasures and one-of-a-kind finds in the heart of Tokyo. Known as Japan’s largest outdoor antique market, it’s perfect for anyone looking to uncover hidden gems, from retro knick-knacks to rare ceramics and old-school memorabilia, with the bustle, music, and the scent of local street food adding to the lively atmosphere reported by Japan Travel and Japan City Event Calendars.

For music lovers, the energy level soars at Lunatic Fest 2025 at Maku...

Tokyo is buzzing with exciting events and unforgettable experiences this weekend, making it the perfect time for listeners to discover the very best of the city. Start by heading to Yoyogi Park for the historic Furusato Shibuya Festival, taking place today and tomorrow. With over four decades of tradition, this festival is beloved by locals and features food stalls, cultural exhibitions, a children’s zone, exciting sports competitions, and bazaar shopping. It’s a fantastic way to experience Japanese community spirit and hospitality, so don’t miss the chance to see people of all ages gather and celebrate together.

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Tokyo listeners, looking for something special to do this weekend? Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with events, exhibitions, and entertainment, so let’s get right into the best things happening in the city right now.

Design lovers are in for a treat with the ongoing Designart Tokyo festival, running through November 9th. This citywide festival transforms neighborhoods like Harajuku, Aoyama, and Roppongi with creative installations, pop-up galleries, and design talks. According to Dezeen Events Guide, it’s a magnet for not only art professionals but anyone hungry for visual inspiration and a fresh look at how global and Japanese crea...

Listeners, Tokyo is absolutely buzzing right now and if you’re wondering what to do today, this week, and over the weekend, there’s no shortage of excitement in the city. Right now, Tokyo is in the midst of Art Week Tokyo, running from November 5th to November 9th. This city-wide celebration connects more than 50 galleries and museums throughout Tokyo, with special exhibitions, interactive events, and even dedicated shuttle buses hopping between art-filled spaces. It’s a rare chance to dive into the heart of Tokyo’s contemporary and traditional art scene. Anime fans, take note—the SPY×FAMILY special exhibition...

Tokyo is bursting with events this week, offering unforgettable experiences for every listener. Today, November 2nd, the Setagaya Bread Festival wraps up in Setagaya, where artisan bakeries and gourmet bread enthusiasts converge to share flaky pastries, sourdough loaves, and creative sandwiches. This festival is beloved for its tasting booths and live workshops, making it perfect for those craving something delicious and fun, especially as the autumn air sets in. Not far away, curry lovers can head to Kanda for the last day of the Kanda Curry Grand Prix, where local restaurants battle for best curry in town. Expect spicy samples...

Tokyo is absolutely buzzing this weekend, and listeners looking for something memorable to do should get ready for a packed calendar of events and experiences. If you love cars or just enjoy automotive spectacle, Japan Drive is revving up for a two-day celebration starting today. This is a premier event for fans of Japanese motoring culture and features everything from drifting demos and show-and-shine displays to racing simulators and authentic food. Whether you’re a die-hard tuner or just appreciate classic and modern builds, it’s the place to meet fellow enthusiasts, watch live demonstrations, and maybe try some hands-on driv...

Tokyo listeners, fasten your seatbelts because Halloween kicks off a spectacular week citywide. If you’re looking for high-energy action tonight, Zepp Haneda is home to the Tokyo Halloween Festival 2025, where the city’s best dancers—like the CYBERJAPAN DANCERS—join famous DJs and MCs for non-stop party vibes from 6pm to 10pm. The spectacle includes a million-yen costume contest, presided over by social media sensation Eimi Fukada, so get your wildest outfit ready. For those wanting extra star power, exclusive meet-and-greet packages for DJ SODA and other entertainers offer signed memorabilia and photo ops. Advance tickets are available at discount...

Tokyo is buzzing with an incredible lineup of events for the final days of October, blending music, technology, and pop culture in ways only this city can. If you find yourself in town this week, especially today, October 30, and into the weekend, you’re in for a treat—with plenty to see, hear, and experience.

Right now, the Japan Mobility Show is lighting up Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, running through November 9. This is far more than just a car show; it’s a global stage for the future of transportation, with major Japanese automakers like Toyota, Lexus, and Ma...

Listeners, Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with energy and excitement this week as the city gears up for Halloween and the final stretch of October. If you’re looking for things to do around town from today through the weekend, here’s your friendly guide to the most compelling events in Tokyo.

Let’s start with one of Tokyo’s liveliest local festivals. The Koenji Fest wraps up today and brings over 20 attractions drawing more than 180,000 attendees. If you’re in the Koenji area, you can catch pro wrestling matches and even join a curry battle. Don’t miss the elaborat...

Listeners, Tokyo is buzzing with energy this weekend and the week ahead, with unique events that showcase the city’s vibrant culture, music, and seasonal festivities. To kick things off today, October 25th, the Koenji district transforms into a wonderland of Japanese folklore for the Koenji Yokai Parade, the largest monster parade in Kanto. Starting at 1:30 pm on Koenji Look Shopping Street, over 200 performers dressed as mystical *yokai* spirits fill the area with magic and spectacle. Expect to see fox spirits, tengu crows, umbrella monsters and other fantastical creatures parading in full costume, celebrating both Halloween and centuries-old tradition. This is...

If you’re looking for unforgettable things to do in Tokyo starting today, October 24th, and running through the weekend, the city is absolutely buzzing with events for every interest and age group. Tokyo today boasts the kick-off of the 65th Tokyo Kanda Used Book Festival, a specialty event stretching until November 3rd in the famous Jimbocho district. Stroll down Yasukuni Street and browse one million books among 100 open-air wagons, check out special sales of rare and valuable books, or catch a talk show inside the Tokyo Used Book Hall. Jimbocho transforms into a paradise for literature lovers of all st...

Listeners, Tokyo is buzzing with excitement this week, and whether you’re looking for culture, music, or hands-on adventure, the city has something for everyone as October wraps up.

Starting today and running all the way to November 23, the first-ever SEEEU 2025 European Month of Photography in Tokyo launches across the city. Organizers highlight a nonstop array of exhibitions, workshops, and pop-up events from Shinjuku to Minato City. If you love art, don’t miss the panel talk at WPÜ Shinjuku, taking place October 24 at 7:30 PM, where key culture producers will discuss how Tokyo’s cityscape can become a bold ca...

Tokyo is overflowing with energy this week, offering a colorful range of events and experiences for both locals and visitors looking to soak in the city’s autumn charm. Today, you will want to start your adventure with the Tokyo Grand Tea Ceremony, happening at Hamarikyu Gardens through today only. This is one of the most beautiful and calming cultural events in the city, inviting everyone from tea enthusiasts to the simply curious to sample matcha and wagashi while surrounded by serene garden vistas, according to Japan Travel.

If you crave music and nightlife, the Sumida Street Jazz Fe...

Today in Tokyo, Saturday October 18th, the city is bursting with exciting events for listeners to dive into. Kicking off with sports, AGF Field in Chofu hosts the JFL football match between Criacao Shinjuku and Honda FC at 1pm, complete with a lively Halloween Festival. Arrive early, because the first 500 attendees who say "Trick or Treat!" to the costumed staff score free sweets, and kids of all ages can enjoy candy fishing, gourmet stadium treats, and massive high-five games under the festive spirit. Families and footy fans alike will love the energy and themed fun pulsing through the stadium.
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Tokyo is buzzing with excitement this weekend, and if you are in town, you are truly spoiled for choice. For music lovers, there are back-to-back live shows lined up. Tonight, you can catch SCANDAL at Billboard Live Tokyo at 6 PM, offering their unique mix of alternative rock and J-pop. At the same time, NIGHT RANGER will be rocking Nippon Budokan, while Jake Shimabukuro brings his dazzling ukulele skills to EX Theater Roppongi. Heading into Saturday, the city’s energy continues to rise. J-pop acts like Kome Kome Club and Gen Hoshino will perform in nearby Yokohama, while rising rockers vistlip ta...

Tokyo sizzles with excitement as the middle of October brings a fresh wave of events for locals and visitors alike. With autumn colors starting to paint the city and a crispness in the air, there’s no shortage of ways to fill your days—from live music and food festivals to cultural experiences that showcase Tokyo’s unique blend of tradition and innovation.

Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through, this week is the perfect time to dive into Tokyo’s legendary music scene. From today through Sunday, the city is alive with anticipation for some of th...

Today in Tokyo, there are some fantastic events happening that you won't want to miss. If you're a fan of spooky festivities, the **Bake Neko Festival**, also known as the Supernatural Cat Festival, is taking place in Kagurazaka. This unique Halloween parade requires participants to dress up as cats, creating a fun and eerie atmosphere. The festival features multiple parades throughout the day, starting at 1:30 p.m. near Kagurazaka Station, with a special dancing cats parade at 12:20 p.m. outside Zenkokuji Temple. Participation costs ¥500, but it's free to watch.

For those interested in toys and games, the **Beyblade W...

Tokyo listeners, if you’re looking for exciting events and must-do experiences in the city this week and through the weekend, you’re in the right place. As autumn sweeps in, the city comes alive with festivals, unique exhibitions, international performances, and more, so let’s jump into what’s happening right now.

The Sakura Fall Festival is lighting up local neighborhoods from Friday to Sunday. According to Tokyo Cheapo, you can join festive parades with traditional floats, taste fresh sake, and catch street performances that harken back to old Tokyo. It’s an unmissable outing if you want to di...

Looking for the best way to spend your Friday in Tokyo and planning ahead for an unforgettable weekend? Get ready, because Tokyo is buzzing with experiences from world-class concerts to mesmerizing art, energetic festivals, and captivating exhibitions—there’s truly something for everyone this October.

Tonight, music fans should check out two of the most polished live acts in Japan. J-pop sensation JUJU is taking the stage at Tokyo International Forum Hall A at 6:30 PM, promising her signature soulful vocals and dazzling presence. For those who lean more indie or alternative, ZAZEN BOYS are performing their genre-blending rock at Z...

If you find yourself in Tokyo this week, you’ve landed in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant cities just as an incredible lineup of events is kicking off. Whether you’re here for business, pop culture, sports, or world-class performing arts, Tokyo is ready to dazzle you from October 9th through the weekend.

Let’s start with business and conventions. Right now and through Friday, the Japan Packaging & Manufacturing Technology Show is taking over the East Halls of Tokyo Big Sight. It’s free to attend, but registration is required, according to the event orga...

Listeners, Tokyo is bursting with energy and color this first week of October and all weekend long, so if you are looking for something spectacular to do, here’s your guide to the very best the city has to offer.

Tonight, do not miss the Tamagawa Fireworks Festival at the Futako-Tamagawa Sports Ground. Starting at 6 pm, it’s one of the last fireworks shows of the season. Expect vivid displays choreographed to music, a magical farewell to summer that promises to light up the sky and your spirits. Bring a picnic, gather friends, and arrive early as crowds get...

Tokyo this week is overflowing with energy, creativity, and autumn excitement, so if you are looking for inspiration on what to do, here is your personal guide to the city’s must-see events from today through the end of the weekend and beyond.

First, tonight, for a scene straight out of premodern Japan, Shinjuku Gyoen hosts the Mori no Takigi Noh, an annual evening filled with the haunting beauty of torchlit Noh theatre. To catch tickets and times, contact the Shinjuku City Tourist Association or check the official listing. For those craving a late taste of summer, the Ta...

Tokyo truly comes alive at the tail end of September, and if you’re looking for things to do this week and over the weekend, you’re in luck. From world-class art to thrilling live events, here’s your guide to making the most of Tokyo right now.

The Tokyo Game Show 2025 is taking over Makuhari Messe today and tomorrow. This massive gaming expo is a highlight for tech lovers and gamers, where you can check out the latest releases from Japan’s biggest studios, mingle with talented indie developers, and snap pictures of spectacular cosplayers. The show is open...

Tokyo listeners, get ready for a fantastic lineup of events happening today, through the weekend, and beyond. There is something for every taste—art, fireworks, gaming, traditional festivals, and even a moon-themed celebration.

Today, the spotlight is on the final days of the September Grand Sumo Tournament at Ryōgoku Kokugikan in Sumida. This is sumo at its most intense, as titans battle for the championship in the heart of Tokyo. If you miss the action or tickets are scarce, try a nearby sumo-themed restaurant to soak in the spirit and savor chanko-nabe hotpot, just like the wrestlers, acc...

Tokyo is buzzing with excitement this week, and if you’re in the city from today, Saturday, September 20th, through the weekend, you’re in for a real treat with a blend of tradition, art, sports, music, and a dash of Halloween magic.

Start your Saturday afternoon with the Tokyo Handmade Festival at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center in Hamamatsucho. Over 200 artists and crafters from across Japan are gathering to showcase unique goods, running from noon to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free, making it easy to wander, disc...

Listeners, Tokyo is alive this week with a dazzling range of events, art, music, and food festivals guaranteed to make your September unforgettable. Whether you're craving culture, creativity, or outdoor fun, there’s something for everyone.

Right now, head to UltraSuperNew Kura in Harajuku to dive into AI Experiments, a free exhibition by artist duo Motherlode running until Friday. Blending art and artificial intelligence, this experiential show runs from 2 to 7 pm and offers a fresh look at how technology shapes creativity, and is open every day except Sunday and Monday according to Tokyo Weekender.

For those wh...

Tokyo is buzzing this September weekend, so get ready for an incredible lineup of events and experiences. Today, September 13, kicks off with an unbeatable fusion of music, tradition, and quirky Tokyo surprises.

If you love high-energy electronic music, Ultra Japan takes over Odaiba’s Ultra Park with big-name DJs and epic production all weekend. The party starts at 11 AM both Saturday and Sunday, making this Tokyo’s must-hit electronic dance music festival according to Japan Concert Tickets and the official Ultra Japan site. Dance under the sky and feel the global rhythm right here in the heart of the...

For listeners tuning in and wondering what to do in Tokyo today and into the weekend, the city is buzzing with special events and unique experiences to discover.

Today, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra is performing at Suntory Hall, so classical music fans can catch an inspiring subscription concert by one of Asia’s leading orchestras.

Starting on Saturday, Fiesta Mexicana kicks off a three-day celebration at Odaiba Marine Park. According to Arigato Travel, you’ll find everything from authentic tacos and churros to mariachi bands and piñata games set against stunning views of Tokyo Bay. This...

Start your Tokyo weekend with a burst of culture and color right in Asakusa at the Kaminarimon Bon Odori on Saturday, September 6. According to Time Out Tokyo, from 5:30pm to 8pm, the area around the iconic Kaminarimon Gate will turn into a lively dance hub with locals twirling in yukata around a specially built yagura turret. The street is closed off for the event and lined with lanterns, so whether you love to dance or just want to soak up the classic summer festival energy, this is the place to be.

If you’re in Yoyogi, this weekend is...

Listeners, Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with excitement this first week of September, so let’s dive straight into the best things to do around town today, tomorrow, and through the weekend.

Tonight, music lovers have a treat waiting as Macaroni Empitsu lights up Shelter starting at 8 PM, a must for J-Pop and pop rock fans. Tomorrow, get ready for J-Pop icons Misia at NHK Hall at 2:30 PM, as well as a much-anticipated Nogizaka46 concert at Meiji Jingu Stadium in the evening. It's a big weekend for live music, with Atarashii Gakko! bringing their energetic show to Ichikawa City Cu...

Listeners, if you are in Tokyo on Saturday, August 30th, and through the weekend, you have a spectacular line-up of fun and unforgettable events awaiting you. The biggest buzz today is the Asakusa Samba Carnival, now in its 37th year, drawing half a million people and filling the streets around Kaminarimon with 18 teams of samba drummers, dazzling dancers, and vibrant floats until 6pm. Bring water, claim your spot early, and prepare to dance alongside locals – just keep those selfie sticks and drones at home, as festival organizers have banned them for safety, according to Truly Tokyo.

If you lo...

For listeners searching for the freshest ways to fill their Tokyo days and nights right now, here’s your guide to standout events happening Thursday, August 28 through the end of the weekend.

Tonight Tokyo’s concert scene is buzzing. Head to Nippon Budokan for a high-energy J-Pop show from breakout star Kvi Baba at 7 PM, or hit Spotify O-EAST for shytaupe’s blend of rock and pop at the same time. If you crave dance, hip hop, or R and B, Toyosu PIT hosts Kaytranada on Friday night at 7 PM, providing an international groove right in the Tokyo Bay ar...

Welcome to Tokyo where August is peaking and the city is absolutely bursting with festivals, live music, and unique markets you can’t find anywhere else. If you’re in town today, the Koenji Awa Odori is the place to dive into the city’s most famous dance festival. Tonight and tomorrow, more than 150 energetic Awa Odori groups will parade through Koenji’s bustling shotengai shopping arcades. You’ll also catch dazzling traditional taiko drum performances at 8:50 tonight—those drums signal the grand finale for an evening of joyful dance, music, and festival food classics like yakisoba, takoyaki, and kakigori. If you want...

Listeners, Tokyo is bustling this week with some of the biggest and most colorful events of the summer. Whether you're in the mood for energetic festival dances, the serenity of floating lanterns, family-friendly exhibits, or live music, there is something in every corner of the city.

Starting Friday and running all weekend, one of Tokyo’s most vibrant summer street festivals returns: the Koenji Awa Odori. Timeout Tokyo reports over 150 dance troupes will parade through the arcades and main streets around Koenji Station from the early evening, drawing huge local and international crowds. The festival’s roots reach back...

Tokyo is bursting with excitement this week and listeners, you definitely do not want to miss what’s happening. Right now, tonight August 16, the Asakusa Toro Nagashi transforms Sumida Park into a glowing riverscape. Starting at 6:30 pm, around 2500 candle-lit lanterns are floated down the river, each inscribed with a message for loved ones. This is part of the O-bon festival, a time for honoring ancestors in truly breathtaking style. According to Truly Tokyo, you can even float your own lantern for a small fee, but just watching is completely free.

For anyone who loves vibrant pop culture energy, Su...

Listeners, if you are in Tokyo right now or planning your weekend, you are in for an exciting stretch of events, art, music, and summer magic. Today, Thursday August 14, you can catch two great concerts: Lamp brings bossa-nova and jazz to LINE CUBE SHIBUYA from 6 pm, while BUS hits the stage at Spotify O-EAST at 7 pm with a night of pop music—perfect for music lovers who want lively city energy. For families, the 60th Anniversary Gacha Gacha Exhibition wraps up tomorrow at Marunouchi Building, showcasing the history of Japan's beloved capsule toys, with a final entry 4:30 pm. There’s also...

Tokyo is sizzling with excitement this second week of August, from pop culture extravaganzas to traditional dance festivals and vibrant summer fireworks. One Piece Day 25 lands at Tokyo Big Sight on August 9 and 10 and is a can’t-miss for anime fans. On Saturday, the exclusive One Piece pop-up shop is open from 3 to 5 pm for collectibles tied to the Elbaph Arc. The exhibit continues to 8 pm, and on Sunday, doors open as early as 9 am with stage events, fan games, cosplay, and the legendary One Piece Knowledge King Battle. Register online for the Base Crew lottery if you’re hunting for...

Tokyo is buzzing this Thursday, August 7th, and with the end of the week and weekend just ahead, there are fantastic, specific events listeners will not want to miss. Today, listeners can check out live music right in the city with Koji Tamaki performing at Tachikawa Stage Garden at 6pm and Kazumasa Oda hitting Ariake Arena at 7pm, both legends in Japan’s pop and rock scenes according to Japan Concert Tickets. If you are a K-pop fan, HOSHI X WOOZI from SEVENTEEN and Kai from EXO are just a quick train ride away in Yokohama, performing at K-Arena and Pa...

Tokyo listeners, summer is sizzling and the city is packed with must-see festivals, fireworks, and unique cultural happenings this week and weekend.

Tonight, be sure not to miss the Itabashi Fireworks Festival along the Arakawa River banks. Starting at 7pm, you’ll see a dazzling display of around 12,000 fireworks, with highlights like the breathtaking Niagara Falls and enormous star mines that light up the sky. For the best view, plan to arrive early, maybe snag a reserved seat or secure your spot along the riverbank near Nishidai, Hasune, or Takashima Daira stations on the Toei Mita Line. According to...

Tokyo is turning up the summer heat with a dazzling array of events to carry you into the weekend and beyond. If you’re out and about today, July 31, keep your eyes on Chidorigafuchi Park. This evening is the grand finale of the Chidorigafuchi Moat Lantern Floating, where over two thousand glowing lanterns drift along the Imperial Palace moat from 7 to 8 PM. You can book a rowboat in advance to float among the lights, or simply join the crowds along the water to soak in a truly magical scene that captures the city’s romantic summer spirit, as highlighted by Arig...

Tokyo listeners, this weekend is bursting with color, music, and dazzling skies. Today, July 26th, all eyes turn to two of summer’s grandest Tokyo events: the Shinjuku Eisa Festival and the Sumida River Fireworks Festival.

Starting at noon, the Shinjuku Eisa Festival transforms the areas around Shinjuku Station’s East and West exits into a lively celebration of Okinawan heritage. Expect vibrant costumes, big drums, and the infectious rhythm of traditional Eisa dance. There’s a real island vibe with the sounds of sanshin instruments filling the air, pop-up food stalls, and laughs all around. This free event...

Sizzling summer days have arrived in Tokyo, setting the stage for a lively calendar of events you won’t want to miss. Kicking things off tonight, the city’s music scene comes to life with major acts lighting up iconic venues. See J-Pop stars Sakurazaka46 at the Tokyo Dome, get swept up in CreepHyp’s anthemic sounds at Nippon Budokan, or experience Naoto Inti Raymi’s infectious energy at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA, all starting at 6:30 pm. If you’re feeling adventurous, Crossfaith is delivering heavy J-Rock energy at Toyosu PIT, while indie rock favorites My Hair is Bad take over Tokyo Inte...

Listeners, if you’re in Tokyo today or planning your week, you’re in for a whirlwind of color, culture, and summer excitement.

First up, dive into the vibrant Festival Brasil happening all weekend, July 19 and July 20, at Yoyogi Park from 11 AM to 7 PM. Brazilian Day Tokyo promises high-energy samba performances, tantalizing street food like feijoada and churrasco, craft booths, and all-ages activities. It’s a true celebration of Brazilian music and dance in the heart of Tokyo, so if you love lively rhythms or want to try delicious caipirinhas, don’t miss this party at Yoyogi Park accordin...

Tokyo listeners, there is no better time to get out and embrace the electric pulse of summer in this city. If you are searching for vibrant festivals, world-class art, or family-friendly fun, Tokyo is buzzing this week and through the weekend.

Today, start your adventure at Tokyo Disneyland, open from 9 am to 9 pm. The calendar is stacked: the new Reach for the Stars nighttime show, the always dazzling Electrical Parade Dreamlights, and daytime family favorite Baymax’s Mission Cool Down. Disney Harmony in Color also runs today, plus special events like Jamboree Mickey Let’s Dance—just make sure y...

Tokyo is absolutely bursting with vibrant festivals, music, tradition, and excitement this weekend and throughout the week, so if you’re wondering what to do, let’s dive right in. Kick off your Saturday with the Tokyo Hula Festival at Ikebukuro West Entrance Park, which runs through Sunday. Nearly 4,000 hula dancers bring the aloha spirit from Hawaii with colorful performances and community events, all free to attend and honoring the cultural ties between Japan and Hawaii. If you want more international flair, Yoyogi Park is hosting J-Wave’s Inspire Tokyo through Sunday, a city-wide culture and music festival. Free outdoor concer...

Kicking off Thursday, July 10, Tokyo is full of energy and unique events for listeners looking to make the most of their week and weekend. From city-wide music festivals to centuries-old rituals, there’s something for everyone in the heart of the metropolis.

Right now, Tokyo is hosting Inspire Tokyo, J-Wave’s city-wide festival uniting music, art, and culture under the theme “From Tokyo to the World.” Yoyogi Park, Shibuya, Harajuku, and Omotesando turn into bustling open-air stages with free outdoor concerts and art pop-ups. Friday through Sunday, enjoy live performances from artists like Tendre and Furui Riho, and if you’r...

Start your Tokyo adventure this weekend with the kaleidoscopic energy of Design Festa 2025 at Tokyo Big Sight, running July 5th and 6th from 10AM to 6PM. This massive event welcomes thousands of artists, crafters, and creators from across Japan and the globe. Explore over 6,500 booths ranging from handmade accessories and glowing art to gourmet zones, live painting, and unexpected immersive installations. Whether you’re a fan of unique art, looking to meet artists in person, or just after a hands-on workshop, this creative bonanza is not to be missed. Same-day tickets are available at 1,000 yen.

If you’re in t...

Tokyo is bursting with vibrant festivals, unique markets, and live entertainment this week, offering listeners a treasure trove of experiences. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through, here’s what’s happening around town beginning Thursday, July 3rd, and rolling through the weekend.

Tonight, music lovers should head to Tokyo Garden Theater, where the acclaimed band Sakanaction lights up the stage as part of their SAKANAQUARIUM 2025 “Kaiju” Tour. The concert promises an immersive blend of electronic and rock, making it a must for those looking to dive into Tokyo’s contemporary music scene.

This weekend...

Dive into Tokyo’s vibrant energy this weekend and the week ahead, with a packed calendar full of art, live music, quirky festivals, and summer spectacle. For listeners eager for something unforgettable, let’s start on June 28 and roll right through your Tokyo week.

Tonight and Sunday, head to Yoyogi 1st National Gymnasium for Chanmina’s Area of Diamond 3 Tour. The rising rapper and singer is bringing her energetic, body-positive anthems to the city, with shows starting at 6pm Saturday and 5pm Sunday. Tickets are 9,500 yen and promise an electric atmosphere for fans of J-pop and hip hop, says T...

Looking for unforgettable ways to experience Tokyo this week and into the weekend? Let’s jump right into the best events and hidden gems happening around the city right now.

First up, Tokyo’s rainy season can’t stop the excitement, with music lovers spoilt for choice. The National Arts Centre Orchestra of Canada returns to captivate classical fans with performances in Tokyo, while Chamina, one of Japan’s brightest rap stars, brings her Area of Diamond 3 Tour to Yoyogi 1st National Gymnasium on both June 28 and June 29. Expect bold performances and a big crowd. For fans of indie an...

Tokyo is bursting with color, music, and unique experiences this week, giving listeners the perfect chance to dive into the city’s dynamic summer energy. Whether you’re a festival hopper, a film buff, or just looking for Tokyo’s hidden magic, there’s something special happening every day through the weekend.

Start your week with the vibrant Vietnam Festival in Yoyogi Park, where you can savor authentic Vietnamese food, watch live performances, and see traditional folk art in action. Yoyogi Park always draws a lively crowd when cultures come together, and this is a prime chance for deliciou...

Welcome to the vibrant city of Tokyo, where tradition meets innovation in the most fascinating ways. This week, Tokyo is buzzing with exciting events and activities that are sure to delight both locals and tourists. From cultural festivals to cutting-edge tech showcases, here’s your guide to making the most of what Tokyo has to offer from now until the weekend.

Today, start your Tokyo adventure with a visit to the Tokyo International Film Festival, which is currently underway. The festival runs until June 21 at Roppongi Hills, featuring an impressive lineup of films from all over the world. Ca...

Tokyo is a vibrant city pulsating with a unique blend of tradition and innovation, and this week is no exception. As the summer heat sets the pace, the city comes alive with a variety of events that appeal to a wide range of interests. Here’s your guide to what’s happening in Tokyo this week.

**Monday, June 16**
Start your week off with a touch of tranquility at the Nezu Shrine, where the Bunkyo Ajisai Matsuri, or Hydrangea Festival, is in full bloom. Nestled in the heart of Tokyo, this festival spotlights over 3,000 hydrangeas, offering a serene esca...

Looking for an exciting adventure in Tokyo this week? You're in luck! Tokyo is buzzing with a variety of events that promise to enthrall locals and visitors alike. Here's your guide to diving into the vibrant culture and dynamic activities around the city from today through the weekend.

**Thursday, June 12th, 2025**

Kickstart your cultural exploration with the ongoing “Tokyo Lantern Festival” at the Sumida River promenade. As the sun sets, thousands of mesmerizing lanterns illuminate the night, creating a magical riverside spectacle. You’ll find food stalls offering traditional snacks, and performances that celebrate Japanese folk herita...

Summer is in full swing in Tokyo, and the city is buzzing with exciting events and activities to make the most of the warm weather! Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, here’s a curated list of highlights for this week and weekend that you won’t want to miss.

**Monday, June 9 – Wednesday, June 11: Tokyo International Film Festival Summer Edition**

Kick off your week with the Tokyo International Film Festival’s Summer Edition, happening at Roppongi Hills. This special mid-year showcase features a selection of films from both prominent directors and emerging filmmakers. Don't miss the...

Welcome to the vibrant and bustling city of Tokyo, where tradition meets innovation and the future elegantly intertwines with the past. If you're looking to make the most of your time in this dazzling metropolis, you're in for an exciting week filled with diverse events and activities. Here's your ultimate guide to what's happening in Tokyo today and throughout the weekend.

Starting today, June 2nd, make your way to the ever-popular Sumo Grand Tournament at the Ryogoku Kokugikan. While this event has been ongoing since mid-May, the excitement is reaching its peak. Watch the masters of sumo showcase...

Tokyo is buzzing with excitement as it heads into the final days of May 2025. Here's a snapshot of what's happening in this vibrant metropolis this week and over the weekend.

Kick off your week with a creative splash at the Tokyo Art and Design Festival, running until Sunday at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center. The festival showcases everything from contemporary art to cutting-edge design. Whether you're an art aficionado or just looking to explore, this festival offers an array of workshops, keynote speeches by international artists, and interactive installations that encourage visitor participation.

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As the sun shines brightly over Tokyo this week, the city is abuzz with exciting events and activities that capture both tradition and contemporary culture. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Here’s a guide to what’s happening in Tokyo this week and over the weekend.

Kick off your Thursday with the Tokyo International Art Fair held at the Harajuku Quest Hall. Open until May 25th, this annual event showcases contemporary art from around the globe. Gallery owners, art collectors, and artists gather to celebrate artistic innovation. With over 1...