Event and Festival

Tokyo introduces a wonderful new event this holiday season, the Azabudai Hills Christmas Market. It’s the first Christmas celebration at Azabudai Hills, a modern and popular spot in the city. Designed by the famous architect Shohei Shigematsu, this market brings a special mix of classic Christmas joy and a fresh, stylish feel. Table of Contents Why is […]

Ueno Park Autumn stands as a testament to the ever-changing beauty of nature. Nestled in the heart of Tokyo, Ueno Park transforms into a breathtaking canvas painted with the warm hues of fall during autumn. This transformation not only captivates the hearts of Tokyo’s residents but also attracts visitors from around the globe, eager to witness the

While Japan’s cherry blossom season is synonymous with the months of March and April, an ethereal experience awaits you a little earlier in the year at Former Nakagawa Kawazu Park along the Kyu-Nakagawa River in Hirai, Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. This charming riverbed has carved a niche for itself among cherry blossom lovers, not for its crowd-pulling grandiosity but

Each year on the last Saturday of August, Tokyo’s Asakusa district lights up with the rhythms, colors, and energy of the Asakusa Samba Carnival. This lively festival, a unique blend of Brazilian culture and traditional Japanese charm, offers a sensory feast for visitors. With its pulsating Samba parade and dynamic performances, the event brings a slice of

Step into the heart of Tokyo in June, and you’ll sweep up in the vibrant whirl of Sanno Matsuri. This grand festival, a lively blend of history, culture, and spirituality, transforms the city into a canvas of vivid colors, charming sounds, and rich traditions. One of Tokyo’s most esteemed events, Sanno Matsuri, invites you to step

Chidorigafuchi Moat ( Chidorigafuchi Park) is one of the moats of the Imperial Palace located in the Chiyoda ward of Tokyo, Japan. It is famous for its beautiful scenery, especially during the cherry blossom season when the sakura trees along the moat bloom. The moat is named ‘Chidorigafuchi,’ which translates to ‘the moat of plovers’ because its shape resembles a plover (a type of bird). Table

Japan is a country steeped in history, where each tradition has a story to tell, and each festival is a vibrant page in the country’s cultural anthology. One such spectacle is the Sumida River Fireworks Festival, a mesmerizing display of lights and colors that paint the Tokyo sky each summer. But what many may not

Hello, culture enthusiasts! Today, we journey to the Far East, the vibrant land of the rising sun, Japan. Let’s dive into the heart of Tokyo’s age-old district, Asakusa, where the rich tapestry of traditional Japan harmonizes beautifully with the modern beat. The highlight of our cultural tour today is the annual Asakusa Tanabata Festival. Japan, known

Kanda Matsuri is one of the most famous and important festivals in Tokyo, Japan. It is held in mid-May, usually during the weekend closest to May 15th, in odd-numbered years. Kanda Matsuri dates back to the Edo period (1603-1868). It is associated with the Kanda Myojin Shrine, dedicated to the Edo area’s guardian deities: Daikokuten, Ebisu,

The Tokyo Skytree Town is home to the biggest Koinobori Festival in Tokyo to celebrate Children’s Day during the Golden Week. Thousands of vibrant Koinobori, traditional carp-shaped streamers, can be seen flying in the air above the Kitajukkun River. In addition, the shops of Solamchi Town are adorned with a plethora of colorful Koinobori, giving the town a festive atmosphere. So