The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Ariake is home to Tokyo Big Site, an international exhibition center and the newly built Ariake Arena for the 2020 Olympics.
Our recommended list of Tokyo events to check out this month. Of note are the firefly festivals and the impressive Torigoe Matsuri.
From the quirky to the contemporary, 3,000 booths and 10,000 exhibitors for your perusing pleasure.
Kick summer into high gear with an outdoor BBQ party. You can even arrive empty-handed—most spots supply both the equipment and the food!
Small Worlds Tokyo is like the Tardis, big on the outside and small on the inside. Tower above …
Get creative at one of Asia's largest art events, and don't miss the live painting and performances.
Get your dolls, Sonic plushies, and more at Japan's biggest toy trade show.
The Railway Festival features booths from all Japan's major railway companies.
This event is filled with emergency vehicles and performances that highlight the triumphs of the Tokyo Fire Department.
Anime Japan is one of the biggest anime conventions on the calendar.
Experience izakaya culture – classic Japanese tapas-style drinking and dining. Go on an …
Visit Yae in Asakusa, Tokyo and get to experience Japanese culture through clothing by renting …
Take a history-packed, self-guided journey of discovery through the small streets and laneways …
Try this insider’s experience at a sumo wrestler morning practice session. Enjoy exclusive …
Eat, train, and fight like a real Japanese sumo wrestler during this sumo demonstration and …
Journey through the traditional streets of Asakusa on a two-seater rickshaw pulled by a smiley …
With winter giving way to spring, it’s time to welcome the new season with another roundup of events worth attending. …
Make the most of the pleasant weather in Tokyo this March and April with our guide to the best festivals and flowers. …
