
Sneaker Con Tokyo
Sneakerheads, mark your calendars. Sneaker Con is finally hitting Tokyo.
Sneakerheads, mark your calendars. Sneaker Con is finally hitting Tokyo.
Be guided through the Tanabata Festival, also known as the Star Festival, in downtown Asakusa and join in the festivities.
A traditional geisha performance and dance in Asakusa.
Wander the seafront at Yokohama and settle in for the evening fireworks display.
Yebisu Garden Place’s Foodies' Picnic brings together food, films, and wellness.
Held across Yamashita Park and the plaza in front of Yokohama Marine Tower, this two-day celebration promises lanterns, live performances, food stalls, and a whole lot of light.
If you're in the area of Narita Airport, why not drop by this 300-year-old festival?
Spend the day promoting an ecological lifestyle and get organic, earth-friendly wares while listening to music.
Hiratsuka's Tanabata Festival is one of the biggest Star Festivals in the Kantō region
Ocean Peoples is "an ocean festival for people who love the sea", with performances and a market.
The Oedo Antique Market is the largest outdoor antique market in Japan.
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.
Tokyo Tower is ready for the Tanabata season and that means lights, candles, and wishes.
Spend a warm day surrounded by fields of sunflowers for a slice of summer nostalgia.
An exhibition for the latest series of Mobile Suit Gundam.
Woodblock prints by iconic Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai, like you've never seen before.
An exhibition of the art of Masamune Shirow, artist of the cult classic Ghost in the Shell.
Hyper Museum Hanno opens this March with Kenji Yanobe’s Ship’s Cat Island. This surreal exhibition features giant floating space cats and sculptures.