Sat, Oct
17

Tokyo LoveHotels Vol. 17 #ShineOnMe

5:00pm – 11:00pm
¥1,500 (on the door)
Harajuku

Tokyo LoveHotels is an art event organization based in Tokyo, Japan that gathers local and international talent to share a night of art, music, experiences and love. The event will include live painting, music performances by musicians and DJs, exhibits, and more.

The organization support artists by providing a free space for them to sell or exhibit their works.

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17th Oct, 2020
5:00pm – 11:00pm
Q Plaza Harajuku
  • Adults:
    At the door: ¥1,500
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  • 216 m from Meijijingū-mae Station Chiyoda Line (C3)Fukutoshin Line (C15)
  • 407 m from Harajuku Station Yamanote Line (JY19)
  • 0.8 km from Omotesandō Station Chiyoda Line (C4)Ginza Line (G2)Hanzomon Line (Z2)
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