The market is all about connecting visitors with independent artists.
The antique fair leans toward curated, higher-value items, while the flea market is more eclectic.
See exhibits of the latest tech from national and international mega-corporations at this trade show. If you're interested in consumer electronics, stop by.
Who says fireworks are only for the summer months?
The Yamathon is a fundraising challenge where teams walk or run through Tokyo, visiting all 30 stations of the JR Yamanote train line.
Pop down to Nezu Shrine for these shrine markets, taking place roughly twice a month.
Tokyo Comedy Bar offers some of the best chuckles in Tokyo.
Watch performers balance on floating semi-milled logs at this unusual autumn festival.
The Kawagoe Festival is a lively event with floats carrying exquisitely crafted dolls.
Around 200 Edo-period treasures from the British Museum, by Hokusai, Hiroshige, Utamaro, and Sharaku, come home to Ueno in 2026.
The CWAJ Print Art Gallery is an art print exhibition organized by College Women’s Association of Japan (CWAJ).
Celebrating the ties between Indonesia and Japan, this open air festival has live music, dances, and activities to lose yourself in.
A golden dragon comes to Sensōji Temple to brighten the cool autumn days.
You’ll find over 1,200 booths ranging from solo indie designers to heavyweight publishers.
Rock out on Halloween at Shinjuku's LOFT in Kabukichō with back-to-back all-nighters.
Kamakura’s Hase no Ichi features food stalls, local vendors, and a stamp rally.
Spend a day hunting through the maze of stalls and sales in this enormous flea market and snag yourself some bargains!
The market is all about connecting visitors with independent artists.
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.