The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
An annual festival at this shrine close to Akasaka-Mitsuke Station in celebration of the renowned middle Edo period samurai, judge and feudal lord Ooka Tadasuke.
Ooka is celebrated in many tales still popular today for being an incorruptible magistrate and also for forming the first citizen fire brigade as well as founding a hospital for the destitute.
As is quite common in the Shinto religion, great historical figures are deified and worshipped.
Japanese American actor and comedian Derek Mio is joining Tokyo Comedy Bar for a weekend of headline shows! He will be headlining the Friday Dec. 9 and Saturday Dec. 10 Weekend Comedy shows, both starting at 7 p.m. Derek Mio […]
MUTEK Japan is a five-day music festival that combines electronic music, art and technology. The festival features a mix of international and local artists along with chances to see and experience the latest technology. Composers, musicians, artists and digital creators […]
While not the cheapest event on our list, for (advanced ticket) you get an original Belgian Beer Weekend 2022 glass to keep and the ability to choose from 59 strong Belgian beers. It doesn’t come with the same views as […]
The winter edition of the Akougishisai — a festival commemorating the 47 ronin (or masterless samurai) — happens at Sengakuji temple, the very same place to which the 47 loyal samurai took their enemy’s severed head and which holds their graves. […]
