This biennial festival will screen 48 wildlife films from around the world over 4 days.
The event is touted as Asia’s largest wildlife film festival and this will be the first time in 24 years that the event has been held in Tokyo.
The venue is the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (otherwise known as the Miraikan). The nearest station is Fune-no Kagakukan on the Yurikamome. Admission is free.
The year is 2020, a new decade turns. Come enjoy a collection of Japan-inspired artworks by California-born, Tokyo-based illustrator, Erica Ward, at the the closing reception for the exhibition at the Hive Jinnan. Live music by Soto Gai and drinks […]
British electro duo The Chemical Brothers are coming to Tokyo and tickets are on sale early! With six number one albums in the UK, they hardly need any introduction, but if you’re not sure then check out Galvanize, Block Rockin’ […]
A simple concept that’s spread across the world, Pecha Kucha is a night for the inquisitive and the creative. Taking to the stage to introduce their speciality subject, presenters have 20 seconds to discuss each of their 20 slides. From […]
Berlin parties in Tokyo have been going for 7 years now! For the anniversary on February 20, there will be two live performers (including a Nirvana cover band on Kurt Cobain’s birthday), some fun DJs playing the good stuff (like […]
Perfect Liars Club is the smash hit US comedy story interrogation show taking Tokyo by storm. Four people tell a story, and three are completely true, but one person is telling you a lie! Listen, laugh, interrogate, vote. Can you […]
Four Tokyo-based artist will be showing their greatest works of lowbrow and pop-surrealism art in order to create an environment of unity, thought-provoking creativity and mind-altering visual euphoria. This may be considered dangerous, but what is art if it doesn’t […]
