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).
British electro duo The Chemical Brothers are coming to Tokyo and tickets are on sale early! With six number one albums in the UK, they hardly need any introduction, but if you’re not sure then check out Galvanize, Block Rockin’ […]
The third of Japan's six annual sumo tournaments.
As a preventative measure against the spread of COVID-19 in Japan, this event has been canceled for 2020. African Festival Yokohama proudly remains one of Japan’s largest African cultural events. This festival seeks to bridge the cultural difference between Africa […]
As a preventative measure against the spread of COVID-19, the museum will be temporarily closed until further notice . The National Museum of Modern Art (MOMAT) is a treasure trove for cheapos because it opens its doors for free on […]
Taking place either in Nakano or Ikebukuro, this small flea market is punted at the ladies, though, in our experience, can be a good time for all genders. Check it out for previously-loved clothing, crafts, antiques and all sorts of […]
As a preventative measure against the spread of COVID-19, this event has been cancelled with future dates unconfirmed. One of the larger flea markets in Tokyo, this one lives up to its name with around 800 (!) stalls. You can […]
