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Tokyo events for Monday, December 10 to Sunday, December 16, 2018
Recharge with Nature Vol. 2
Join in on a hike in lovely Kanagawa, followed by a meditation session, a lunch stop and a hot-spring footbath.
| Advance sales: ¥500 | At the door: ¥500 | |
| Advance sales: ¥500 | At the door: ¥500 | |
| Advance sales: ¥500 | At the door: ¥500 | |
| Advance sales: ¥500 | At the door: ¥500 | |
Band Night Bonenkai for TELL
Enjoy a stellar line-up of bands perform at What The Dickens pub—all while supporting TELL (Tokyo’s English Life Line).
The 47 Ronin Winter Festival
A solemn religious and reenactment festival at Sengakuji Temple—the place where the famous 47 loyal samurai took their enemy’s severed head in 1701.
Seven Stories by Julia Nascimento
The first solo exhibition by illustrator and comics creator Julia Nascimento. Check out her visual stories told through watercolor illustrations, risograph prints, and zines.
Women Entrepreneur Night Vol.8
An event helping create a business network of current and future female entrepreneurs/leader in a friendly, bilingual environment.
Odaiba Rainbow Fireworks
See a grand fireworks show every Saturday night throughout December. Makes for a good date night!
Boroichi Market II
One of our favorite markets in Tokyo! It only comes around twice a year, but guarantees a fun atmosphere with games, food and drink, a four-century-long history and cheapo deals awaiting you at every stall. The biggest stationery festival in Japan with over 50,000 items to peruse. If you’re on the hunt for bargains on shoes, bags, wallets, scarves or accessories, head to Hanakawado Park where up to 40 retailers are selling all that and more at discounted prices. Christmas season in Japan is already upon us with light-up festivals galore taking place all over the city. There are plenty to choose from, with some running until February 2018, and some finishing on Christmas Day—so be sure to note the end dates. With new themes, music accompaniments and increasingly impressive displays every year, you’re sure to enjoy what the bright city streets have to offer. Click here for the top 10 Tokyo illuminations. May is the official start of festival season in Tokyo. With mega-fests like Sanja Matsuri and the Golden Week holiday, you're spoiled for choice! Tokyo events for Monday, April 22 to Sunday, April 28, 2024. Tokyo is often described as busy, crowded and futuristic, but there are also traditional shrines and gardens where you can swap the hustle and bustle of the city for peace and quiet. A different way to tune into the city. 8 perfect picks, from parks to shopping streets. You'll need more than a day — there are LOTS of things to try! Upcoming names include Baekhyun, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Iron Maiden — and more. Move over, cherry blossoms! These other blooms will take your breath away well into late spring. Light-ups have been extended, since the blossoms were so late this year.
Bungu Joshi Haku Stationery Festival
Hanakawado Hakidaore-ichi Shoe Market
Christmas illuminations
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