Looking for somewhere to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Tokyo? Look no further.
A traditional Japanese festival and shrine parade to welcome in the summer.
It's not every day that you get to listen to the shakuhachi, Japan's traditional bamboo flute.
Held every even-numbered year, Sanno Festival is one of Tokyo's three great festivals.
Providing children with access to quality education in over 150 countries.
As Tokyo Tower turns off its lights, more than 1000 candles will be lit for this poignant annual event.
The U.S. and Australia national football teams will play during the group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Master the basics of mahjong at this event at WeLearn Cafe in Akihabara.
Pop down to Nezu Shrine for these shrine markets, taking place roughly twice a month.
Portuguese wine, food, music, crafts and more in Shimokitazawa.
Spend a day hunting through the maze of stalls and sales in this enormous flea market and snag yourself some bargains!
Tokyo Comedy Bar offers some of the best chuckles in Tokyo.
Enjoy some small talk and the feeling of warmth for doing your part to keep Tokyo's rivers clean and beautiful.
The Tunisia and Japan national soccer teams will play during the group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Browse through racks of one-of-a-kind vintage fashion, discover handmade candles, accessories, and home decor, or dig through rare rock and movie posters.
This film festival brings exemplars of queer cinema from across the world to Tokyo.
Africa soars into Tokyo, and invites you to get caught up in it at the African Heritage Festival.