キョウチカKYOCHIKA TOKYO

Things to do in Tokyo with kids

Family-friendly events in Tokyo: workshops, kids’ festivals, museum programmes and more. Where the organiser lists an age range, it is shown on each event page.

At a glance

328 events listed · 141 free · 328 good for kids · 254 indoors

Festivals & local events 168, Pop-ups 77, Live music & concerts 46, Art exhibitions 25, Markets & flea markets 7, Food events 5

FAQ

How many With kids are listed on Kyochika?

328 as of Oct 27 (Tue), and 141 of them are free to enter.

Which With kids are free?

Craft Circle "Chibimaru-chan": Make a Frisbee (Koremasa Culture Center), Toddler Playtime at Nozawa Children's Center: Rolling Balls & Birthday Party, Build and Play with a Hovercraft (Kodomo Mirai-kan), Magic Screen Craft Week (Bunka Jidokan, Sumida), Mini Car Week (Kazoku no Atelier)

Which With kids stay open latest?

Art Rink at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse "Ice Coming Together" (until 22:00), Beethoven's Ninth Special Concert 2026: Union Tool Christmas Concert (until 21:00), Kyiv Classic Ballet: The Nutcracker (Fussa Civic Hall) (until 20:30)

Which With kids end soon?

TOKYO KOUGEI PARK in AUTUMN: Play with Traditional Crafts (ends Oct 27 (Tue)), Craft Circle "Chibimaru-chan": Make a Frisbee (Koremasa Culture Center) (ends Oct 27 (Tue)), Sukkusuku / Story Time (Machiya Fureaikan) (ends Oct 27 (Tue)), Halloween Party at Shin-Shibamata Children's Center (ends Oct 27 (Tue)), Toddler Playtime at Nozawa Children's Center: Rolling Balls & Birthday Party (ends Oct 28 (Wed))

Checked against official pages · updated October 27, 2026

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We list events we could confirm on the official page or official Instagram of the venue or organiser. Details can change, tickets sell out and venues close, so check the official page before you go. Distances are straight-line and travel times are rough estimates. Photos show the venue or its surroundings, not the event itself. Titles and descriptions are our own translations from Japanese. This site contains affiliate links (ads).