

See a line of food stalls and stage performances with Tokyo Tower in the background.
Discover the beauty of Ukrainian culture at Tokyo's first Ukrainian Festival happening.
Escape from the heat and into the arms of one of the biggest ice cream expos in Japan.
Traditional and contemporary design overlaps in this handmade festival. Enjoy poring over the unique gifts and souvenirs made by local and foreign artisans.
Around 2,000 lanterns will travel down Chidorigafuchi Moat as the sun sets.
Get in touch with your traditional Japanese side at this bustling festival. Traditional dances, taiko music, and a yukata contest, oh my!
This is the biggest summer festival of the year in the trendy neighborhood of Kagurazaka.
Get a taste of Okinawan culture without having to leave Tokyo.
Ebisu Bon Odori Festival is one of central Tokyo's biggest but least-known 'Bon' dance festivals.
The Nogi Summer Shrine Festival is a classic shrine festival with food stalls, traditional games, and yukata.
Shibuya shuts down the roads around Shibuya 109 for a traditional summer dance party.
Tsukiji Honganji Bon Dance Festival is an annual Bon dance festival held in Tsukiji.
Get ready to get wet at this annual music festival inspired by the traditional Thai festival Songkran.
Watch the fireworks fly near Jingu Stadium, in easy reach of the Yamanote Line.
Experience one of Japan’s biggest annual pop culture and cosplay events.
Take part in a traditional Japanese festival in the middle of one of the brightest areas of Tokyo.
Thai Expo is one of Japan's biggest Thai festivals, which takes place in Yoyogi Park every summer.