Kamakura Festival
The Kamakura Festival is a festival at Tsurugaoka Hachimangū Shrine in Kamakura.
The Kamakura Festival is a festival at Tsurugaoka Hachimangū Shrine in Kamakura.
Tilt your cherry blossom viewing to the cosmopolitan, with exhibits and cafes in Tokyo Midtown to provide a unique experience to accompany your trip.
Paella, Tapas, BBQ... every Spanish snack under the sun is available at this festival! Come early though, it's so delicious the queues can be enormous.
Asakusa Yabusame is a chance to watch the Japanese martial art of horse-mounted archery.
See the gorgeous carpet of flowers blanketing Chiba's town of Sakura at the largest Tulip Festival in Japan.
You don't need to travel outside of Tokyo to grab a little slice of the Netherlands.
Find free art, vibes, vegetarian food, and music at this year's Earth Day.
Watch Waseda University and Keio University face off in a rowing competition on the Sumida River.
A 400-year-old pastime is on display at Nakizumo, as sumo wrestlers compete to make babies cry for good fortune. Come and watch, and perhaps some of the good luck will rub off on you!
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.
One of Tokyo's more unique festivals, the Shoe Festival features shoe sales and a parade with shoe-shaped floats.
The Akabane Baka Festival, started out as an April Fool's festival but is now Akabane's biggest festival.
Nico Nico Chokaigi is the ultimate event for gamers, think game merch, performances, and of course, cosplay.
Daring stunts in honor of some of the bravest people to live — watch the acrobatics in memory of the 120 fireman who died during the Edo period.
Ryōgoku Nigiwai Festival was started to bring attention to the many points of interest in the Ryōgoku area.
teamLab Planets Tokyo will transform their artworks into a cherry blossom paradise for spring.
Kameido Tenjin Shrine is the best place in Tokyo to see wisteria in bloom.
If the sakura have given you a taste for blooms, brave the crowds to be rewarded with one of the most beautiful floral arrangments in all of Japan.
2,000 people will parade through the streets of Odawara, emulating the Hōjō samurai lords of the past.
Gaze up at twelve giant wheeled floats known as "dashi" parading the city of Ōme in far western Tokyo.