

Get ready to get wet at this annual music festival inspired by the traditional Thai festival Songkran.
Enjoy the main stage attractions like a music festival mosh pit, or chill out a little further away and enjoy the spirit of Bon Odori. Either way, Central Park is the place to cap off Obon with …
Spend a week away in Japan's most famous onsen town, but instead of soaking in the springs, soak in the festival atmosphere and days of fireworks and festivals.
Watch the fireworks fly near Jingu Stadium, in easy reach of the Yamanote Line.
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.
See 10,000 fireworks let off into the sky at the Kumagaya Fireworks Festival in Saitama.
Wander the seafront at Yokohama and settle in for the evening fireworks display.
This tanabata (star festival) event has dances, performances, and local stalls.
Asakusa Toro Nagashi is a beautiful evening event with candle-lit lanterns sent floating down the Sumida River.
This fireworks festival is tiny by Tokyo standards, but set in the natural beauty of Okutama.
Asagaya Tanabata Festival is a Star Festival in the Tokyo neighborhood of Asagaya.
Cool off in the summer heat at Ueno Summer Festival. A traditional Japanese festival with all the fixings and plenty of things to do!
See the largest sunflower field in Tokyo at Kiyose Sunflower Festival.
See 550,000 bright yellow sunflowers in all their glory at the Zama Sunflower Festival.
Enjoy dramatic shows, purchased themed merchandise and food, and just indulge in your love for tokusatsu at this unique event.
Enjoy Obon's festive atmosphere in one of Japan's most scenic locations, with food stalls and music to keep you company through the fireworks.