Meiji Jingu Gaien Autumn Leaves Illumination
In late fall the ginkgo trees in Meiji Jingū Shrine's outer gardens turn bright yellow.
In late fall the ginkgo trees in Meiji Jingū Shrine's outer gardens turn bright yellow.
A secluded spot to see some of the most vibrant autumn leaves in Japan.
Your last chance to get a lucky rake for future fortunes in this local Tori no Ichi event, with a bonus masked Kagura performance straight from the Edo-era.
If you can't get to Aomori for the Hirosaki Neputa Festival, the Hirosaki Neputa Asakusa Festival is the next best thing.
Revel in a traditional Japanese festival under the autumn leaves. Crowds will flock to the food, performances and illuminations.
Head to Hachiōji to the gingko trees, with parades, stalls, and more.
Eat your fill of this winter treat as the cold closes in for winter. Kurimoto's famous versions are an extra special twist to keep you warm throughout the day.
Food fairs are more fun when you can get stuck in, especially if you have little ones. Come along and cook, eat, and learn at this food fair.
Ebina celebrates with fireworks, food stalls and festivities!
Horseback archery? At the beach?! Despite how unusual it might sound, this tradition is common sight in spring and autumn, so stop by for a peek!
Practice your snowboarding skills and learn about the importance of bone marrow donations at this winter event.
The Kanda Used Book Festival is one of the largest events in Jinbōchō.
This food festival is exactly what it says on the bowl — lots and lots of ramen.
Come prepared with an empty stomach to the Japan Fisherman's Festival. Will you go for the international seafood menu with Japanese twists or stick to the traditional menu options?
Enjoy a brisk autumn day with hearty German snacks and drinks, while reveling with the live music acts at this traditional German festival.