Kappabashi Kitchenware Festival
Check out Tokyo's premier neighborhood for kitchen utensils at this festival with all the traditional Japanese fixings — and great food no doubt.
Check out Tokyo's premier neighborhood for kitchen utensils at this festival with all the traditional Japanese fixings — and great food no doubt.
The Railway Festival features booths from all Japan's major railway companies.
Watch performers balance on floating semi-milled logs at this unusual autumn festival.
Cat lovers should pounce on this festival, with cat themed merchandise and displays galore. Find the perfect gift for the furry friend in your life.
Taste of Tokyo is the ultimate food festival, featuring food produced in Tokyo and beyond.
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Tokyo's largest celebration of Malaysia's unique culture and heritage.
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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.
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Snack on yuletide treats at the base of what might be Japan's biggest Christmas tree.
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This event is filled with emergency vehicles and performances that highlight the triumphs of the Tokyo Fire Department.
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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.