

If you can't get to Aomori for the Hirosaki Neputa Festival, the Hirosaki Neputa Asakusa Festival is the next best thing.
The Tokyo Art Book Fair gathers over 300 exhibitors from around the world for an art book fair.
Buy hagoita (good luck charm bats) at Sensōji Temple's Hagoita-Ichi Festival.
There's a sparkle in the skies over Ueno at this small and cozy Christmas market.
Snack on yuletide treats at the base of what might be Japan's biggest Christmas tree.
Looking for a New Year's Eve celebration that all the family can enjoy? Come and join the countdown event taking place at the oldest amusement park in Japan.
This event is filled with emergency vehicles and performances that highlight the triumphs of the Tokyo Fire Department.
At this festival, daikon are offered to the god Shoden then given to visitors so they can gain some of the health and power of the god himself.
Bring your New Year decorations to Torigoe Shrine and take part in a tondoyaki ceremonial burning.
Join the local tradition of visiting shrines of the Seven Lucky Gods.
The first of Japan's six annual Sumo Tournaments.
Usokae Bullfinch Exchange is Kameido Tenjin Shrine's most renowned festival.
Ward off bad luck by throwing beans and dancing at this setsubun celebration.
See what it takes for professional wrestlers to prepare for a world-famous sumo tournament by visiting their training stable.
See what it takes for professional wrestlers to prepare for a world-famous sumo tournament by visiting their training stable.
See what it takes for professional wrestlers to prepare for a world-famous sumo tournament by visiting their training stable.
Find a warm cocktail you'd never have dreamed of at this unique drinking festival.
See what it takes for professional wrestlers to prepare for a world-famous sumo tournament by visiting their training stable.
A liquor festival where you can try the breadth of Japan's alcoholic creativity.