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Tokyo events for Monday, January 14 to Sunday, January 20, 2019
Boroichi Market I
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.
PechaKucha Night Tokyo Vol. 162
PechaKucha is a guest speaker series event where presenters share their creative passions that cover every possible range of subjects. A uniqe experience every time!
| At the door: ¥1,000 | ||
Amnesty International’s Pub Quiz
A night of classic pub trivia and prizes all while helping out a good cause.
| At the door: ¥1,000 | ||
Furusato Festival Tokyo
The Furusato Matsuri showcases the smorgasbord of regional cuisines and cultural festivals from all over Japan. For the comedy lover or the brave comic in you, head to Meguro Tavern for an open-mic stand-up show. A two-day outdoor market at Yoyogi Park where the food, workshops, and products being offered all promote ecological living—so you can feel good about going and also what you bring home. The event square will also have a stream of musical performances spanning both days. An event helping create a business network of current and future female entrepreneurs/leader in a friendly, bilingual environment. A play inspired by the works of famed Japanese novelist Edogawa Rampo. English audio guides are available. Inspired by the works of French artist Marcel Duchamp, Terai investigates the idea of authorship, ownership, and art production in the digital age in his new series of paintings. A free night of music in an Indian restaurant where cold beer and a friendly crowd is always on the menu. Tokyo-based artist Yeka Haski exhibits her colourful characters at Mograg art gallery. The outdoor ice rink at Tokyo Midtown is up and running. It’s a fun and seasonal way to work off some of those holiday calories. Finish the year with a healthy dose of fun and festivity. Tokyo events for Monday, November 27 to Sunday, December 3, 2023. Shibuya is one of the most popular areas of Tokyo — a go-to spot for entertainment, shopping, fashion, and restaurants (both local and international). Go say hi to Hachikō, then hunt for street art, check out the underground music scene—and more. Updated with the latest info for the 2023/2024 season. Skytree, step aside: This is Tokyo's hottest new attraction. The lights are coming on. Add this easy trip to your travel plans.
Tokyo Jokeyo
Earth Garden Winter Festival
Women Entrepreneur Night: Vol 9
Inju: Into the Darkness
Cyber Duchamp
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Yeka Haski : “Character a day”
Midtown Ice Rink
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