Kite Market
The Kite Market at Ōji Inari Shrine celebrates kites, which are considered lucky charms that ward off fires.
The Kite Market at Ōji Inari Shrine celebrates kites, which are considered lucky charms that ward off fires.
Find a warm cocktail you'd never have dreamed of at this unique drinking festival.
Sip sake and eat oden at JR Ryōgoku Station, near Tokyo's sumo stomping grounds.
This is one of the largest ceremonies of its kind in Tokyo.
Ward off bad luck by throwing beans and dancing at this setsubun celebration.
Visit the Setsubun Mamemaki (soybean-throwing) Festival at Zōjōji Temple for good fortune.
Join the throngs of people in throwing beans to cleanse misfortune on the slopes of Mt Takao.
Tokyo Comedy Bar offers some of the best chuckles in Tokyo.
Figure collectors, this is the event for you! Wonder Festival is known as the world's biggest festival for figures (also known as "garage kits").
A liquor festival where you can try the breadth of Japan's alcoholic creativity.
With around 30 stalls, this is a compact flea market close to Shinjuku.
Find out where to watch the Super Bowl (online and in-person) while you're in Tokyo.
This is one of the world's largest flower events.
Tokyo Comedy Bar offers some of the best chuckles in Tokyo.
The Kite Market at Ōji Inari Shrine celebrates kites, which are considered lucky charms that ward off fires.
With over 1.2 million lights, Marunouchi's Nakadori Avenue feels like a winter wonderland, complete with ice rink and miniature merry-go-round.
Christmas illuminations only a short walk away from one of Japan's busiest stations. Just the thing to brighten your day without going far.
Experience Tokunoshima-an island in Kagoshima Prefecture- without leaving Tokyo.
Take a stroll through Matsuda's Yadoriki area, surrounded by crowds of people and Wintersweet shrubs.
Tokyo Comedy Bar offers some of the best chuckles in Tokyo.