
Fussa Sakura Festival | Canceled
This festival in 2022 is cancelled due to COVID-19.
The Sakura blossoms of 500 trees along the 2.5km-long riverside of Tamagawa river in Fussa City, Tokyo
This festival in 2022 is cancelled due to COVID-19.
The Sakura blossoms of 500 trees along the 2.5km-long riverside of Tamagawa river in Fussa City, Tokyo
Viewing is allowed only for neighbors, need to wear a facemask and avoid crowds.
More than 500 pottery stalls will take place at this market and sell various types of potteries; teacups, rice bowls and Ramen bowls, designed in a traditional or modern Japanese style. Walking around the market to find your favourite will be fun.
Held in Yoyogi Park in the heart of Tokyo, this event is one of Japan's largest experiential exhibitions featuring all outdoor-related items and services.
A complex exhibition for marketing business consists of 5 specialized shows.
A traditional festival to celebrate Buddha’s birthday held at Asakusa Sensoji Temple.
One of the biggest antique showcases in Japan, featuring Japanese, western antiques and old toys.
This event in 2022 is canceled due to COVID-19.
This street festival is held at Komatsubashi Dori Street in the northern district of Asakusa, situated at the back of Sensoji Temple.
An extensive collection of stamps will be exhibited at this tradeshow.
People in traditional Japanese dress and in Samurai costume parade along streets. Dance performance is also held in Shakuji-koen Park.
One of the largest hobby exhibitions in the world, showcasing all kinds of hobby-related tools, materials and accessories.
The art event takes places in the area between Nihonbashi and Kyobashi districts where many art galleries are located.
April 1, 2022, through fiscal 2025 (tentative schedule)
The 3-year-long renovation construction will finally be over.
Founded in 1922, Arakawa Yuen Park is a small amusement park beloved by kids in Tokyo for generations.
A rose market is held annually in one of Tokyo's 23 special wards, Arakawa. The market this year will take place in front of Arakawa Amusement Park.