- Eat. Play. Learn. The fun-filled “Ryogoku Nigiwai Festival.” Come out during golden week and enjoy the rich history of Ryogoku city.
- The Ryogoku Nigiwai Festival will be held on April 29th and 30th (Saturday-Sunday) near Ryogoku station. So, what’s so special about this event?
- “Making Udon noodle experience” with an udon performer ＠Guest House Fete in Tokyo!!
- Let’s enjoy making udon noodle at a guest house close to Ryogoku! There are many good tourist spots in Ryogoku such as the Edo- Tokyo Museum, the Su
- “Grab a Bite Walk Tour” & “Making udon noodle” in Tokyo!!
- Let’s enjoy exploring a local shopping street and making udon noodle! "Grab a Bite Walk Tour" and the “Udon noodle making experience” will be held fr
- Don’t miss the art gallery of Japan’s #1 film of 2016「Your Name」at Ginza, Tokyo!
- One of Makoto Shinkai’s masterpiece,「Your Name」was released in the summer of 2016 and soon became the most popular animated movie of the year. This t
- How to see Cherry Blossoms in Asakusa, Meet Geishas and Much More !
- The Sumida River is located between the Asakusa area and the Tokyo sky tree tower area. Sakura trees beautifully decorate the river bank, but there i
- Let’s see the Awa dance at the Shinkoiwa Lumiere Shopping Arcade!
- I’ll introduce one of the biggest new year's events, Kurabiraki (蔵開き), held on January 15th at the Shinkoiwa Lumiere Shopping Arcade. Kurabiraki is a
- One of the largest bargain markets in Japan, “Boro-ichi” in the Setagaya Ward in Tokyo!
- Boro-ichi bargain market is held 4 times a year along Boro-ichi street close to Setagaya station and Kamimachi station on the Tokyu Setagaya line. The
- Japanese traditional festivals and local specialties will gather at Tokyo Dome! “Furusato Matsuri Tokyo 2017"
- “Furusato Matsuri Tokyo” is held every January at Tokyo Dome in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. From January 7th to 15th, Japanese traditional festivals (matsuri
- There’s a secret behind the Main Hall! The New Year’s Festival in Tooka Ebisu Shrine.
- Hi everyone! This is HIDE from Bura Bura Fukuoka! During the four-day period from January 8 to 11 of every year, a New Year’s Festival is held at Too
- Let’s celebrate the New Year with a SAMURAI ceremony using real Japanese swords and a Sake Party!
- Have you ever seen the ritual of purification using a real Japanese sword and a performance with traditional instruments? You can experience Japanese
- The annual fabric dyeing festival, “Some no Komichi”
- Every February an event known as “Some no Komichi” (染の小道) turns the river and streets of Nakai town in Shinjuku ward into a gallery filled with displa
- We wish you a happy new year! “Events for the second half of December”.
- Thurs, 15 to Sun, 18 December(2016): Kasuga Wakamiya On-matsuri in Nara city, Nara This festival has a history of 800 years. Kasuga Taisha Shrine i
- See the parade of Samurai in the town associated with Yoshida Shoin!
- Shōin-Jinjamae is a town about a 30-minute train ride from Shibuya. There are about 150 shops that surround the station, and the area mixes old-school
- Let’s visit various factories in the town of the Tokyo Skytree tower, where you can get a close look at the manufacturing processes for various made-in-Japan products.
- Have you ever imagined how the products supporting our daily life in Japan are produced? The Sumida Ward in Tokyo has been a district of craftsmen
- In the shadow of the Tokyo Sky Tree. Take a look around the downtown shopping arcade, Kira Kira Tachibana. Heart warming, retro, and sparkling with life!
- The aptly named ‘Kira Kira’ (sparkling) Tachibana Shopping Arcade is a ten-minute walk from Keisei-Hikifune Station on the Keisei Oshiage Line in the