
Thai Expo 2025
Thai Expo is one of Japan's biggest Thai festivals, which takes place in Yoyogi Park every summer.
Thai Expo is one of Japan's biggest Thai festivals, which takes place in Yoyogi Park every summer.
Shimokitazawa Awa Odori Festival is a traditional dance festival that takes place each year in Shimokitazawa.
The Tsurumi River Summer Festival is a fireworks festival in Yokohama.
A traditional festival and dance to celebrate Obon in Chuo ward.
Blue skies are the perfect time to visit this small antique fair. Enjoy some casual browsing without the pressure and noise of the larger markets.
Visit the Chōfu Yosakoi festival to see energetic and expressive team dances.
This event sees dance teams descend on the Harajuku area in late August.
Cool off in the evenings with some of Japan's most famous festival highlights — street food, music, and an enormous parade of dancers.
Enjoy a colorful and enthusiastic display of traditional dance in Otsuka, Tokyo.
This festival is held to commemorate the discovery of an ancient whale fossil.
Enjoy a day of fun. food, and festive atmosphere at this retro themed event. Between the craft stalls, entertainment, and activities, yoga might be the only thing you don't do.
This Bon Dance Festival is held in the trendy neighborhood of Shimokitazawa
The sleek concrete of the Roppongi Hills Arena will be taken over by kimono-clad Bon dancers for the weekend.
If you can't get enough of a pulsing, vibrant atmosphere, Sancha Latin Fest is the place for you. Beautiful costumes and live perfomances await!
One of Tokyo's most accessible and largest Bon Odori (bon dance) festivals.
A local festival in Ueno with drinks, dancing, and deep fried goodies.
Party it up at the Carnival in Tokyo! The Asakusa Samba Carnival offers dancing, music, and plenty of fun.
Find a nice spot to settle in at nearby Marine Park, or walk across the seafront to watch 3,500 fireworks light up the night sky — the perfect end to Obon.
See a spectacular show of fireworks at Enoshima this summer.
Hyper Museum Hanno opens this March with Kenji Yanobe’s Ship’s Cat Island. This surreal exhibition features giant floating space cats and sculptures.