Tokyo Comedy Bar offers some of the best chuckles in Tokyo.
A traditional geisha performance and dance in Asakusa.
The Bake Neko Festival is a Halloween parade where participants must be dressed as a cat.
Blue skies are the perfect time to visit this small antique fair. Enjoy some casual browsing without the pressure and noise of the larger markets.
Check out Edo-style floats and portable shrines at this local dance celebration.
The two-part Fukuro Festival is one of the largest festivals in Ikebukuro.
The Railway Festival features booths from all Japan's major railway companies.
The Edogawa Citizens Festival is a local celebration with mascot characters, performances, and local produce.
Shitamachi Matsuri is a traditional festival held each year at Nezu Shrine.
Enjoy games, traditional Japanese drama, and music while nibbling on some fresh saury fish.
Take a stroll around Minato City while enjoying a melange of music. Experience everything from classical concerts to starry serenades.
German music, beer, and food blend to create a warm and cozy atmosphere at Yokohama's famous Red Brick Warehouse.
Jiyūgaoka Megami Matsuri is a popular yearly festival held in the area around Jiyūgaoka Station.
Check out Tokyo's premier neighborhood for kitchen utensils at this festival with all the traditional Japanese fixings — and great food no doubt.
Toyama Park Yabusame is a chance to watch the Japanese martial art of horse-mounted archery.