Tokyo Events This Week: Oct 29-Nov 4, 2018

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Suggested Activity

62nd CWAJ Print Show

This popular print show show has grown into a highly respected annual exhibition and sale of contemporary Japanese prints.

62nd CWAJ Print Show

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Entry:	Free

Vampire Night Halloween Party

Break out your ghoulish and outrageous outfits and join Tokyo Chapter and Tokyo Cheapo for a frightfully fantastic night to celebrate Halloween at Tokyo Cheapo’s home base, the spooky ninetytwo13 in Akasaka.

Vampire Night Halloween Party

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Dates:	31st Oct, 2018
Entry:	Adults: Advance sales: ¥1,000 On the door: ¥1,500

Smart Illumination Yokohama 2018

See nightly illumination installations along Yokohama’s waterfront. The use of energy-saving technologies (like LED lighting) is a nod to the way of the future—hence “smart illumination”.

Smart Illumination Yokohama 2019

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Entry:	Free

Tokyo International Film Festival

The 31st Tokyo International Film Festival will screen more than 200 films over 10 days, including some upcoming releases from Japan and beyond.

Tokyo International Film Festival

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Design Touch 2018

Tokyo Midtown is once again holding Design Touch. The main feature is the interactive art installation in the Grass Square, but there’s plenty of art, goods, flower exhibitions and more in the vicinity—and it’s all free.

Design Touch 2019

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Entry:	Free

Kanda Used Book Festival

One of the biggest events of its kind, word nerds will go gaga for the stacks upon stacks of used/antique/rare books along Yasukuni Dori in the Jimbocho district of Kanda. Makes for unique souvenirs too!

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Kanda Used Book Festival

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Entry:	Free

Tokyo Ramen Show 2018

On the hunt for a hearty bowl of ramen? Look no further than the Tokyo Ramen Show held in Komazawa Olympic Park. Bowls ring in at ¥850.

Tokyo Ramen Show 2019

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Entry:	Free

Exotic Modern at Tokyo Teien Museum

This Art Deco exhibition explores the influence of “exotic” cultures on art and fashion in early 20th century France.

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Exotic Modern at Tokyo Teien Museum

Entry:
Dates:	6th Oct–14th Jan, 2019
	Adults: Advance sales: ¥960 On the door: ¥1,200
	Students: Advance sales: ¥760 On the door: ¥960
	Over 65s: Advance sales: ¥480 On the door: ¥600

Digi Salon

The Digi Salon is an international exhibition of digital creativity that features innovative projects at the intersection of technology, art and music

Digi Salon

Dates:	19th Oct–1st Nov, 2018
Entry:	Free

Asakusa Tori-no-ichi Fair I

Taking place in Asakusa, this traditional Edo-period festival celebrates luck in health and business. Take some good luck home with you by buying a ‘kumade’—a rake decorated with gold and silver sold by lively vendors around the shrine.

Asakusa Tori-no-ichi Fair I

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Entry:	Free

Hakone Daimyo March

One for history lovers, attend this feudal Japanese-themed parade featuring samurai, warriors, dancing girls, marching bands and even the daimyo himself.

Hakone Daimyo March

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Entry:	Free

Iruma Air Show

On November 3rd (Culture Day in Japan), the Iruma Air Base opens its gates to the public and puts on an air show that’s sure to delight. Spectators, watch for the parachute drop and the Blue Impulse JASDF aerobatic demonstration team.

Iruma Air Show

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Entry:	Free

Meiji Jingu Shrine Yabusame

Another one for Culture Day is this festival showcasing yabusame—the traditional Japanese martial art of horseback archery. See it in all its impressiveness against a Meiji Shrine backdrop.

Meiji Jingu Shrine Yabusame

Dates:	3rd Nov, 2019
Entry:	Free

Dream Yosacoy Festival

A dance-off like you’ve never seen before, this weekend is host to the Dream Yosacoy Festival in Odaiba—comprised of 7,000 dancers, 100 teams and 500,000 spectators.

Dream Yosacoy Festival

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Entry:	Free

Aoyama Festival

A traditional festival-parade combo taking place along Aoyama Dori. Participation will extend from various national groups and regions from throughout Japan. The festival also includes markets, concerts and a fashion swap party.