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Think everything from kimono to ceramics, and you'll understand why this market is called the best. Spend hours poring over the stalls, but be prepared to push through some crowds to grab that …
Get a taste of Okinawan culture without having to leave Tokyo.
This is the biggest summer festival of the year in the trendy neighborhood of Kagurazaka.
Ebisu Bon Odori Festival is one of central Tokyo's biggest but least-known 'Bon' dance festivals.
Enjoy some small talk and the feeling of warmth for doing your part to keep Tokyo's rivers clean and beautiful.
Cool down at the annual Marunouchi Summer Festival with wind chimes and water.
The Hachiōji Fireworks Festival is a small fireworks festival in Hachiōji.
The Tachikawa Showa Kinen Park Fireworks Festival is a medium sized fireworks festival.
Wander the seafront at Yokohama in the morning for the parades of ships and shrines, before settling into the teeming Yamashita Park for the evening fireworks display
Find your seat at the big daddy of summer fireworks festivals in Tokyo. Be warned. There will be massive crowds.
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.
This lively festival happens on the last weekend of July and attracts around 30,000 spectators each year.
The star of this Rilakkuma pop-up café is the cuddly character, Korilakkuma.
The Nogi Summer Shrine Festival is a classic shrine festival with food stalls, traditional games, and yukata.
The summer edition of Tokyo Wonder Festival, the world's biggest festival for figures.
Akasaka Antique Market in Ark Hills is one of the classier flea markets in Tokyo.
Tsukiji Honganji Bon Dance Festival is an annual Bon dance festival held in Tsukiji.