Tokyo Blue Garden
Heading to the Tokyo Blue Garden in Happo-en. This is one of the last illumination festivals in the city of Tokyo, ending on January 31.
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Setagaya Boroichi: Flea Market with a History
Setagaya Boroichi is a flea market with a long tradition: It has been held for over 440 years. Hundreds of stalls wait for you.
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Hibiya Magic Time Illumination + Disney collaboration
This year the Hibiya Magic Time Illumination was back with a collaboration: Moana 2. The illumination will continue in January.
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Tokyo Skytree Town Dream Christmas 2024
Celebrate Christmas at Tokyo’s tallest tower with the Tokyo Skytree Town Dream Christmas 2024. How does it compare to a European Christmas market?
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PassCode: Asia Tour 2024 in Japan
PassCode tour Asia – and I bought a ticket for their Tokyo show at the Zepp DiverCity once I heard about their tour plans. A wild mix of J-Pop, Chipsound and Metal!
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Ueno Christmas Market
Among the less known Christmas markets in Tokyo is the Ueno Christmas Market, located at Ueno Park. How do pandas celebrate Christmas?
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Inui Street: Autumn Colors at the Imperial Palace
Inui Street is a street that’s only open to the public on certain days: During cherry blossom and the peak of autumn colours. If you find yourself in Tokyo during these magical times, a visit to this street is highly recommended.
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Omotesandō Illumination
You may not be able to afford Omotesandō’s shops, but you can afford this impressive annual show of light, the Omotesandō Illumination festival.
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Tokyo Art Book Fair 2024: More than Books
Tokyo Art Book Fair is one of those events I wished I heard before much sooner. It’s a chance to meet independent publishers, authors and lots of creative minds.
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Rikugien Autumn Nighttime Illumination
Autumn colors have finally reached the Tokyo area and with it the special nighttime illuminations at gardens such as Rikugien.
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JFF – Japanese Film Festival World Tour
The Japan Foundation Tokyo has held several film festivals in recent years, both in cinemas and via streaming. In March this year, JFF returned with seven new Japanese films.
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