
Takigi Noh (Firelight Noh) at Zōjōji Temple
Takigi Noh is an outdoor Noh theater performance at Zōjōji Temple illuminated by firelight.
Takigi Noh is an outdoor Noh theater performance at Zōjōji Temple illuminated by firelight.
A traditional Japanese parade featuring a 36-metre-long dragon.
Join the crowds around the parades and floats for one of Tokyo's major festivals at the Kanda Matsuri.
Nakanobu Nebuta Festival is Shinagawa's own mini-version of Aomori's famous Nebuta Festival.
Visitors head straight for the food stalls at the annual Taiwan Festival in Ueno Park.
Africa soars into Tokyo, and invites you to get caught up in it at the African Heritage Festival.
Held every even-numbered year, Sanno Festival is one of Tokyo's three great festivals.
The roads will be closed and the whole town of Tsukiji will take to the streets to celebrate the annual Tsukiji Lion Dance Festival at Namiyoke Shrine.
Head to Odawara Castle for a pastel flower paradise of hydrangeas and irises.
A traditional Japanese festival and shrine parade to welcome in the summer.
This nighttime festival features one of the largest portable shrines in Tokyo and a vibrant, bordering on chaotic, atmosphere.
Meander through a mini-Manila during the Philippine Expo. This three-day festival in Ueno Park is lively, with music, dancing and food galore.
This is a chance to see fireflies in an unlikely urban setting.
Grab a beer and listen to great music from local bands at Shimokita Railway Festival.
Sounds of more than 50 artists will cover the area of Hibiya Park and Tokyo Hibiya Midtown for free.
Immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture without leaving Tokyo.
A festival showcasing Okinawan food, drinks, and culture at Ikebukuro's Sunshine City
Take a trip to a traditional Akita festival, just minutes away in Asakusa.
The Vietnam Festival in Yoyogi Park has food, drink, entertainment, and traditional folk art.
Enjoy yourself in a Hawaiian paradise with live music and dancing, while snacking on some authentic treats and drinks.
The streets of Shinjuku get a whole lot busier during the annual grand festival of Hanazono Shrine.