Nerd Nite Tokyo #57: Going Underground
Head to Nerd Nite Tokyo for your monthly dose of wisdom — and fun.
Head to Nerd Nite Tokyo for your monthly dose of wisdom — and fun.
2,000 people will parade through the streets of Odawara, emulating the Hōjō samurai lords of the past.
Claimed to be Japan's largest outdoor cinema, Seaside Cinema Yokohama is also completely free.
Experience all of Okinawan culture, including cuisine, music, dance, traditional arts, and more.
If you want to avoid the crowded mid-summer fireworks calendar, then go to this early summer fireworks festival that takes place over the ocean adjacent to Zushi Beach.
Head to Odawara Castle for a pastel flower paradise of hydrangeas and irises.
The photographer and digital artist Kagaya hopes to popularize astronomy and help people see the world in a new light.
The Enoshima Tenno Festival features mikoshi (portable shrines) that are even dipped into the sea.
Hiratsuka's Tanabata Festival is one of the biggest Star Festivals in the Kantō region
After visiting the temples and beaches of Kamakura, finish your day trip with a bang.
Kawasaki Daishi Fūrin-Ichi is an annual festival of Japanese wind chimes.
Spend a week away in Japan's most famous onsen town, but instead of soaking in the springs, soak in the festival atmosphere and days of fireworks and festivals.
Enjoy Obon's festive atmosphere in one of Japan's most scenic locations, with food stalls and music to keep you company through the fireworks.
Minato Mirai Bon Dance Festival is an annual Bon festival held on the waterfront in Yokohama.
The Tsurumi River Summer Festival is a fireworks festival in Yokohama.
Find a nice spot to settle in at nearby Marine Park, or walk across the seafront to watch 3200 fireworks light up the night sky — the perfect end to Obon.
Thousands of candles will line the paths of the plum garden in Hodogaya Park.
The Tahiti Festival is a rare chance to experience Tahitian culture in Tokyo.