The second part of the Omotesando Space Summer Festival, also held at Space Cafe (famous for its “space burgers”), will run from August 1 to August 7. The festival will especially focus on stars and planets. Come and participate if you want to scoop up planets, draw constellations, and show off your knowledge about the universe.
*Although entry is free, participation in the games and workshops will cost 1000yen (includes a drink).
Get a big discount on your entry tickets.
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A small illumination display at Shinjuku Central Park.
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