Tokyo events in November 2026
724 events in Tokyo in November 2026: festivals, markets, exhibitions, live music and food events, with dates, hours, prices and nearest stations. 298 are free.
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Fusako Kodama: “1966–1981 in Tokyo, Osaka and Tohoku”
JCII Photo Salon (Hanzomon Sta.)
Sep 29 (Tue) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Photographs of streets and people from the 1960s to the 1980s.
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SONIC the Exhibition -ACROSS GENERATIONS-
Ikebukuro PARCO Main Bldg 7F PARCO FACTORY (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 9 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
An archive exhibition tracing the history of the Sonic series, with design and development materials, some shown for the first time. Last entry 30 min before closing; closes 18:00 on the final day.
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Timmy Ying Photo Exhibition "Alone: Reflections on Street Corners"
Victoria 1842 (Ushigome-kagurazaka Sta.)
Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A photo show marking the release of a zine, with zines and art prints on sale. Open Fri to Sun only; free entry.
Instagram postOct 22 (Thu) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A group show at MOUNT tokyo in Komazawa, with goods by participating artists on sale. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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A solo show by Junko Miya, who paints animals and plants with a limited palette on the theme of "color", at MOUNT tokyo (Gallery wall) in Komazawa. Closed Mon-Wed; closes at 17:00 on the last day. The artist is in the gallery on the afternoons of Oct 24, 25, 30, 31 and Nov 1.
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Gendai Nichigei Small Works Exhibition
Katsushika Symphony Hills Gallery 2 (Aoto Sta.)
Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
An exhibition of small works by the Contemporary Japan Art Association in Gallery 2 of Katsushika Symphony Hills. Free admission. Opens at 13:00 on the first day and closes at 16:00 on the last day.
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50th Anniversary Storytelling Gathering (Heiwadai Library)
Nerima City Heiwadai Library (Heiwadai Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–15:40
For Heiwadai Library's 50th anniversary, its volunteer storytelling group holds story sessions. Sessions for elementary age and under at 10:00–11:00 and 14:00–15:00 (ages 2 and under with a guardian), and for junior high and up at 15:00–15:40. First 20 people per session, free.
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Special Baby Planetarium: "Genki Genki Nontan Kirakira Shanshan Ohoshisama" (Fuchu City Museum of Local History)
Fuchu City Museum of Local History (Kyodo-no-Mori) Planetarium (Bubaigawara Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:15–10:45
A special show for small children and families: doors 10:05, starts 10:15, 30 minutes. The dome is not made fully dark, so there is no star commentary. On Nov 22 (Sun), "with the star sister and brother" plays at the same time.
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Arakawa City Culture Festival: Parent-and-Child Haiku Class
Machiya Culture Center, 3F Meeting Room 4 (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 13:00–15:00
The Arakawa Haiku Federation teaches how to write haiku to parents and children. For grades 1–6 living or studying in Arakawa City with a guardian, 20 pairs. Apply at the counter, by phone or email by Oct 28, 17:00; bring writing tools.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 2 (Mon) 12:00–18:00
A solo show on the theme of light, in three series: Buddhist deities, near-future goddesses, and new works using pure silver leaf. Last entry 15 min before closing.
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Katsushika Great Iris Exhibition (Part 2)
Katsushika City Museum, 2F Special Exhibition Room (Ohanajaya Sta.)
Jul 25 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 09:00–17:00
The history of Katsushika's irises, from Edo-period cultivation and Horikiri Iris Garden to exports abroad, told through ukiyo-e, postcards and old photos. Open until 21:00 on Fri/Sat (non-holidays).
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90th Anniversary: Textiles of the Ryukyu Kingdom – Works of the Sho Family and the Goeku Family
The Japan Folk Crafts Museum (Komaba-todaimae Sta.)
Aug 22 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–17:00
Ryukyu Kingdom textiles associated with the Sho royal family and the Goeku family.
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Taro Oono: WE ARE BABIES! in Yokohama Minatomirai
GREEN SPOT (Cross Patio, Grand Mall Park) (Minatomirai Sta.)
Sep 5 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–17:00
An original-art show by Taro Oono, author of the picture-book series "Jinsei Saisho no." Photo corner with the artwork as a backdrop and goods for sale; visitors get a limited postcard. Weekdays 11:00–17:00, weekends and holidays 11:00–18:00 (last entry 30 min before closing). Closed Tue and Wed (open on holidays). High school and up 600 yen advance / 700 yen at the door; junior high and under free.
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Tomonori Taniguchi: Through the Black Forest
Musashino City Kichijoji Art Museum (Kichijoji Sta.)
Sep 19 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–19:30
A solo show by picture-book artist Tomonori Taniguchi, featuring art from his new book and its sketchbook.
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The Japan Art Academy Collection Exhibition 2026
The Japan Art Academy (Ueno Park) (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–17:00
Paintings, sculpture, crafts and calligraphy from the Japan Art Academy collection on the theme of living creatures. Last entry 16:45; open every day.
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Neko Yasumi Ten (Cat Break Exhibition) 2026 at Yokohama Takashimaya
Yokohama Takashimaya 8F Event Hall (Yokohama Sta.)
Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–19:00
Joint cat photo exhibition and goods sale with 68 popular cat creators. 10:00-19:00 (closes 17:00 on the last day; last entry 30 min before closing). Adults/university/high school 500 yen, junior high and under free. Venue-only pop-ups and a 15th-anniversary feature.
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Hanapecha-ten 2026 at Yokohama Takashimaya
Yokohama Takashimaya 8F Event Hall (Yokohama Sta.)
Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–19:00
A group photo exhibition and goods sale of flat-faced dogs such as pugs and shih tzus, by 42 creator groups, held alongside the Neko Yasumi cat show. 10:00–19:00 (last day until 17:00; last entry 30 min before closing). Adults, university and high school students 500 yen, junior high and under free. An illustrator event on Oct 31 and Nov 1.
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Gendai Shukogyo no To Presents makin' edge (ZOU-NO-HANA TERRACE)
ZOU-NO-HANA TERRACE (Nihon-odori Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–18:00
An art furniture exhibition by Gendai Shukogyo no To. 10:00-18:00, free admission. Paid workshops available (bookings from Oct 5).
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Art Materials Lab: How Planographic Printing Works - Kitchen Lithography (Meguro Museum of Art)
Meguro Museum of Art, Workshop Room (Meguro Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 13:00–16:00
Related to the "Tokyo Puck" exhibition. Experience how lithography, used to print the magazine, works using everyday materials. Same-day entry, come and go freely; numbers may be limited when crowded.
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Arakawa Culture Festival: Ikebana and Haiku Exhibitions
Machiya Culture Center 2F Fureai Plaza (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–17:00
Arakawa City's culture festival shows ikebana flower arrangements and prize-winning haiku by residents at Machiya Culture Center. 10:00-17:00 (last day until 16:00).
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Eat and Learn Archaeology: Make Pottery-Shard Cookies (Kasugacho Library)
Nerima City Kasugacho Youth Center (Nerima-kasugacho Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–16:00
A Kasugacho Library event inspired by Nerima's Ozaki ruins, making cookies shaped like pottery shards to learn about archaeology, led by sweets-play planner Ayami Shimojima. Session for grades 4–6 with a parent at 14:00–16:00, and for junior/senior high students at 10:00–12:00. Lottery; apply by Oct 23 (per Nerima City's Oct 1 newsletter).
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Special Baby Story Time (Kotake Library)
Nerima City Kotake Library (Kotake-mukaihara Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–11:10
A special story time at Kotake Library for children aged 0–3 and their parents. 10:30–11:10. 15 pairs by lottery; apply by Oct 24 (per Nerima City's Oct 1 newsletter).
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Meet Picture-Book Author Etsuyoshi Miyamoto (Obake Zukan)
Yuinomori Arakawa, Yuinomori Hall (1F) (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 14:00–16:00
Talk and workshop by Etsuyoshi Miyamoto, author of the Obake Zukan picture books. Book sale and signing. For elementary students living or studying in Arakawa; registration required.
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Talk Session "All That Shines" (Mariko Mori exhibition program)
TOKYO NODE HALL (Toranomon Hills Station Tower 46F) (Toranomon-Hills Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 14:00–16:00
A talk with Mariko Mori, Alexandra Munroe of the Guggenheim, and Mori Art Museum director Mami Kataoka. 300 seats, first come first served; booking required (until Nov 1). Japanese–English simultaneous interpretation and sign language. Reception on the 45th floor.
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Megumi Kimura "Yobiboen and Friends" Exhibition
Shinjuku Ophthalmologist Gallery (Shinjuku-sanchome Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 4 (Wed) 12:00–20:00
Artworks of the white fairy Yobiboen and friends, on view and for sale; free admission.
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2nd Edogawa Culture & Arts Festival: Art Exhibition
Tower Hall Funabori, Exhibition Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 4 (Wed) 10:00–18:00
Exhibition of Japanese and Western paintings, photography, crafts and sculpture at Tower Hall Funabori. Closes at 16:00 on the last day.
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National Noh Theatre Special Exhibition “The Beauty of Drum Bodies: The Miyamoto Unosuke Collection”
National Noh Theatre, Exhibition Room (Sendagaya Sta.)
Sep 5 (Sat) – Nov 6 (Fri) 11:00–17:00
A special exhibition of the bodies of Noh hand drums from the Miyamoto Unosuke collection. Open until 21:00 on Oct 15, Oct 30 and Nov 6. Closed Mondays (open on holidays).
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Autumn Wildflower Play (Heiwadai Library)
Nerima City Heiwadai Library (Heiwadai Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:30–11:30
A session for elementary pupils to play with autumn grasses and flowers with picture-book artist Etsuko Aizawa. 10:30–11:30. 20 places by lottery; apply Oct 7–29 (per Nerima City's Oct 1 newsletter).
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Mixed-Age Kids' Theatre Workshop: Homes of Mysterious Creatures
Setagaya Public Theatre rehearsal room (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:00–17:00
Walk around Setagaya looking for homes of mysterious creatures, then turn what you found and imagined into a play. Apply by Oct 26 (lottery).
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Discover the World Through Picture Encyclopedias with the Gakken Zukan LIVE Editor
Yuinomori Arakawa, Yuinomori Hall (1F) (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–16:30
The editor-in-chief of Gakken Zukan LIVE talks for about 90 minutes on how the encyclopedias are made and enjoyed, followed by a book sale and signing. For Arakawa elementary students; registration required.
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Takayuki Goto Exhibition — 45 Years as an Animator
Anime Tokyo Station B1F (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Aug 8 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–18:30
An exhibition tracing 45 years of animator Takayuki Goto, who worked on "Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C." and "Zillion," with hand-drawn licensed illustrations, original key animation and chief animation director corrections. Extended run.
Official page (Japanese)Aug 22 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–18:30
Displays on the history of the "Fist of the North Star" anime, scene photo panels, production materials and process videos, and a character quiz. Free admission. Closed Mondays (or the next weekday if Monday is a holiday).
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Mingei SHOCK!! Kawai Kanjiro at Seikado, 60 Years After His Death
Seikado Bunko Art Museum (Seikado @ Marunouchi) (Nijubashimae Sta.)
Sep 5 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
The appeal of mingei folk craft, centred on potter Kawai Kanjiro.
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Ryushi Plus One (Part 1): Kawauchi Rikako "LOVE, Wild Grape, Tiger, heart"
Ota City Ryushi Memorial Museum (Nishi-magome Sta.)
Sep 12 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 09:00–16:30
Contemporary artist Kawauchi Rikako responds to the work of Kawabata Ryushi. Works from the Takahashi Ryutaro Collection are shown alongside Ryushi's large paintings such as "Room of Tigers" and "Wild Grapes", and also in the studio and guest room of Ryushi's former house. Last entry 16:00; closed Mondays.
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Special Exhibition "The Toyotomi Brothers!" (Edo-Tokyo Museum)
Edo-Tokyo Museum, 1F Special Exhibition Gallery (Ryogoku Sta.)
Sep 15 (Tue) – Nov 8 (Sun) 09:30–17:30
A special exhibition at the renovated Edo-Tokyo Museum tracing Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his brother Hidenaga, tied to the NHK Taiga drama. Open until 19:30 on Saturdays; last entry 30 min before closing.
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Itsuo Art Museum Collection: Buson, Goshun and Masterpieces of the Tea Ceremony
Suntory Museum of Art (Roppongi Sta.)
Sep 16 (Wed) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Paintings by Buson and Goshun and tea utensils from the Itsuo Art Museum.
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Asami Kiyokawa | Kohei Nawa "Invisible Garden"
POLA MUSEUM ANNEX (Pola Ginza Bldg. 3F) (Ginza-itchome Sta.)
Sep 16 (Wed) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
The first joint exhibition by artist Asami Kiyokawa and sculptor Kohei Nawa. Free admission, open daily; last entry 18:30 (opens at 10:00 on Nov 6–8). A joint work is also shown at POLA GINZA on the 1st floor of the same building.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 19 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
An exhibition themed on the Chinese classic Water Margin.
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“Midnight Diner” and “Kamome Diner”: 20 Years of Work by Food Stylist Nami Iijima
Hobonichiyobi (Shibuya PARCO 8F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 2 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
An exhibition tracing 20 years of work by food stylist Nami Iijima, centred on “Midnight Diner” (Shinya Shokudo) and “Kamome Diner” (Kamome Shokudo).
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Contemporary Chinese Lacquer Painting: Panda World (Japan-China Friendship Center Art Museum)
Japan-China Friendship Center Art Museum (Iidabashi Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Thirteen contemporary Chinese lacquer paintings of pandas from the Shen Shao-an Lacquer Art Museum in Fujian. Open until 20:00 on Fridays. Closed Mondays (open Oct 12, closed Oct 13).
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Ryuichi Sakamoto Photo Exhibition: PHOTO RYUICHI SAKAMOTO
SAI (MIYASHITA PARK South 3F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
An exhibition of photographs by Ryuichi Sakamoto, at a gallery on the 3rd floor of MIYASHITA PARK. Open daily.
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Yu Seto Exhibition CIRCULATION 2
Bunkamura Gallery 8/ (Shibuya Hikarie 8F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A solo show by sculptor Yu Seto with about 40 works. A live-making session (free, no booking) takes place in COURT on the same floor on Nov 1.
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esoratetora solo exhibition "esoragoto" (TOBICHI Tokyo)
TOBICHI Tokyo (Hobonichi Kanda Building 1F) (Jimbocho Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
The first original-art exhibition in Tokyo by colored-pencil painter esoratetora. About 30 originals, including works shown for the first time, plus an art book and goods for sale. The artist will be at the venue on some days (announced on TOBICHI Tokyo's X).
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A solo show by a sculptor working mainly with ceramic techniques: vivid, textured objects and works on the cycles of life and nature, in a small gallery in Ueno-Sakuragi. Live flute performance from 17:00 on the opening day (Oct 24).
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Rock Balancing Art “Ishihana” – Chitoku Ishihana Solo Exhibition
Gallery NOOOG (Okazu Yokocho, Torigoe) (Shin-Okachimachi Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A solo show of rock balancing: natural stones stood on a single point of balance without glue or tools, seen as “stone flowers.”
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 13:00–19:00
A three-artist show on the theme of doors in the mind and the invisible border between inside and outside, with glass by Mayu Otsuka, mineral-based work by kopfkino and a new series by Keitaro Matsui. Closed Mon-Wed.
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Kiyoshi Furukawa Retirement Exhibition: Resonating Sound and Media — Media Art Music Today
The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts — Chinretsukan Gallery 1F & 2F (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A retirement show for Professor Kiyoshi Furukawa of Intermedia Art, presenting his work from algorithmic composition and computer music to neuroscience, AI, and art and care through interactive works and documentary videos. Open daily during the exhibition.
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Jin Hasegawa "Shibuya to Mori" – Let's make a forest of creatures in Shibuya!
Shibuya Hikarie Hikarie Deck 4F (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
An installation by Jin Hasegawa creating a forest of creatures in Shibuya. 10:00–18:00, free, no reservation. On Nov 3, 7 and 8 (13:00–16:00, last entry 15:45) a workshop to draw Shibuya creatures on acrylic key rings (100 yen, donated to nature conservation). Held in light rain, cancelled in storms.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A solo show including new candle holders. Closed Mondays and Fridays.
Instagram postNov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Nov 8 (Sun) 12:00–19:00
Works depicting "presence" (kehai), made after encountering neutron radiography as a scientific eye (Quantum Art). At a small gallery in Nezu; the artist is there every day of the show.
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STARRYWORKS 20th Anniversary Exhibition 'Glowing Sound' (Tokyo)
BONDED GALLERY (TERRADA ART COMPLEX II 4F) (Tennozu Isle Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
An installation exhibition of light and sound where light and shadows change in sync with sound, including 'LUMEN', reflecting light in a room of facing mirrors, and 'RAY', which builds space from light and shadow around a bonsai.
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2nd Edogawa Arts Festival: Calligraphy Exhibition
Tower Hall Funabori 1F Exhibition Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 9 (Mon) 10:00–17:00
A calligraphy exhibition by local groups, with a hands-on calligraphy class on Nov 7 (age 6+, booking by Oct 31). Closes 15:00 on the last day.
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Nippori Fashion Design Contest 2026: Selected Design Drawings
Furatto Nippori (Nippori Community Revitalization Facility) (Nippori Sta.)
Oct 1 (Thu) – Nov 10 (Tue) 08:30–18:00
An exhibition of the design drawings for works selected in the Nippori Fashion Design Contest 2026. The finished garments go on show at the public exhibition from Nov 13.
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Katsushika Citizens' Culture Festival: Literary & Arts Exhibition
Techno Plaza Katsushika (Kameari Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 10 (Tue) 10:00–17:00
Haiku, ikebana, senryu, tanka, bonkei and paintings by local residents at Techno Plaza Katsushika. A tea ceremony is held on Nov 7–8 (10:00–16:00, last entry 15:30); closes at 15:00 on the last day.
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Swedish Textiles: Nordic Design Living in Daily Life and Nature
Setagaya Art Museum (Yoga Sta.)
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Special Exhibition “100 Years after the Death of 杉原祥造: A General Theory of Sword Studies – The History of the Japanese Sword through Interdisciplinary Research”
Kokugakuin University Museum (Shibuya Sta.)
Sep 19 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Marking 100 years since the death of 杉原祥造, this show traces the history of the Japanese sword through interdisciplinary research. Closed Mondays (open on holidays).
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Meguro Museum of Art Collection: “Tokyo Puck” and Its Era + Feature: Kitazawa Rakuten’s “Kodomo no Tomo”
Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo (Meguro Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
The Meiji-era cartoon magazine Tokyo Puck and the work of Kitazawa Rakuten, from the collection.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
The third photo show in the series by Mika Takahashi, Natsuki Yasuda and Kei Sato, conveying the situation in Palestine through the eyes of cats. Held at a bookshop with resident cats.
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WHAT CAFE x Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten "Matsuri x Art Exhibition"
WHAT CAFE (Tennoz) (Tennozu Isle Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A collaboration between WHAT CAFE and Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten, a long-established maker of festival instruments. Thirteen artists, including Keigo Kamide, Noritaka Tatehana and Hiromine Nakamura, reinterpret Japanese festivals through contemporary art. Open until 21:00 on Oct 30-31 during Tennoz Canal Fes. Free.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 12:00–18:00
SAWA and shimao paint a 'paradise' where people, animals and plants flourish. Open Thursday to Sunday (closed Mon–Wed).
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ChiMy A SOLO EXHIBITION "An Antithesis to You"
NONLECTURE books/arts (Shibuya ZERO GATE B1F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
A solo show by illustrator and DJ ChiMy, revisiting swallowed emotions as a rebuttal to unspoken discomfort. No show-specific hours are listed; the hours shown are Shibuya PARCO retail hours (11:00–21:00). Check the official page for fees.
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Edogawa Arts Festival: Senryu, Tanka & Haiku Exhibition
Tower Hall Funabori 1F Atrium (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) – Nov 15 (Sun) 08:30–21:00
Works by members of haiku, tanka and senryu groups in Edogawa. Free to view during opening hours; listed from 8:30 on Nov 8 to 21:00 on Nov 15.
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Arakawa Culture Festival: Calligraphy Exhibition
Machiya Culture Center (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 9 (Mon) – Nov 15 (Sun) 09:00–21:00
A large calligraphy show by the Arakawa Calligraphy Federation. Closes at 16:00 on the last day.
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Bunponichi Exhibition 2026
The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts — Chinretsukan Gallery 2F (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Original works by students and faculty of the Conservation of Japanese Painting lab at Tokyo University of the Arts graduate school, created from their research on restoring classical paintings and on techniques and materials. Five days only.
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2nd Edogawa Culture & Arts Festival: Ikebana Show and Tea Ceremony
Tower Hall Funabori (exhibition hall and tatami room) (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Ikebana schools arrange autumn flowers; a tea ceremony with matcha and sweets on Nov 15. No registration needed.
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Nature Explorers: How Do Seeds Travel?
Inokashira Park Zoo (main garden) (Kichijoji Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 09:30–12:30
Observe plants around the zoo with an expert, then build seed models and test how they fly. Apply by Nov 1 (30 places, lottery).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 15 (Sun) 14:00–15:00
A talk by Sadako Nakamura, who spent ten years walking the sites of the Edo-era guidebook Edo Meisho Zue. This time: Kan'eiji Temple and 200 years of change.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Nov 16 (Mon) 11:00–21:00
A solo show by artist duo MES. Starting from words read as “rei”, it brings up forgotten layers of Shibuya’s history through video installation and performance. Closes at 18:00 on the last day.
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Shogo Kariyazaki: Small Arrangements in His Vase Collection (40th Anniversary, 3rd edition)
Shogo Kariyazaki Flower School, Ginza (Dai-7 Central Bldg. 4F-A) (Shimbashi Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) – Nov 16 (Mon) 10:00–17:00
A solo show marking flower artist Shogo Kariyazaki's 40 years in ikebana, with small arrangements displayed in vases from his own collection, held at his flower school in Ginza.
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Tsugumi Sasao The Collage "Ceci est une lettre d'amour"
Shibuya Hikarie 8F Creative Lounge MOV aiiima (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 12 (Thu) – Nov 16 (Mon) 11:00–20:00
An exhibition by collage artist Tsugumi Sasao, turning humor and small joys found in Paris into collages of buttons, tiles, miniatures and travel souvenirs, made like writing letters. 11:00–20:00 for five days. Check the official page for fees.
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Kimono and Kodomo: Children's Kimono (Museum Trainee Exhibition)
Suginami Local History Museum (Eifukucho Sta.)
Aug 7 (Fri) – Nov 18 (Wed) 09:00–17:00
A small show of children's kimono sewn and mended at home from the Taisho to mid-Showa eras, tracing pattern trends and meanings through magazines and postcards.
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Nippori Fashion Design Contest 2026 Public Exhibition
Furatto Nippori (Nippori Community Revitalization Facility) (Nippori Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 18 (Wed) 10:00–18:00
Shows 40 award-winning and selected garments chosen from 4,310 entries to the Nippori Textile Town fashion design contest. Last entry 17:45. During the show, the first 700 people presenting a receipt of ¥2,000+ from participating textile shops get a gift.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Nov 20 (Fri) 12:00–19:00
A 50th-anniversary solo show by Tamura Shigeru. Entry from 12:00 to 16:00 on the first day is by advance booking; otherwise walk in. Until 17:00 on Saturdays; closed Sundays.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
An open-call exhibition in five categories: Japanese-style painting, Western-style painting, sculpture, crafts and calligraphy, across floors 1–3 of the National Art Center. Closed Tuesdays (open Nov 3, closed Nov 4). A twilight ticket (adults ¥700) is valid from 16:00.
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Koji Hirano First Solo Exhibition "Barrel and the Back of the Throat"
studio144 (Kamata Sta.)
Nov 18 (Wed) – Nov 22 (Sun) 12:00–18:00
First solo show by an artist studying oil painting at Musashino Art University: oil paintings from ten months exploring the pressure a rectangular support puts on a picture. Last entry 15 minutes before closing.
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Open Studio 96 Sachigusa Yasuda Workshop: "Make a T-shirt of Your Favorite Time" (Fuchu Art Museum)
Fuchu Art Museum 1F, Studio (Higashi-fuchu Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 10:30–16:00
Remake a T-shirt using the numbers of your favorite time of day. Kids' session 10:30-12:30, general session 14:00-16:00. Bring a T-shirt you can alter. Apply online or by return postcard, must arrive by Oct 27.
Official page (Japanese)Jul 17 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–18:00
Taro Okamoto’s “black” works of the 1960s, including the first showing of three pieces said to have been painted at a restaurant in 1961. Closed Tuesdays (open on holidays).
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Yuko Mohri: Recompose - Japan Pavilion, 60th Venice Biennale, homecoming show (Yokohama Museum of Art)
Yokohama Museum of Art, Gallery 9 (Minatomirai Sta.)
Jul 24 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–18:00
Homecoming exhibition of the Japan Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale. Free. Open 10:00-18:00 (until 20:00 on Nov 21 and 22; last entry 30 min before closing). Closed Thursdays (open Nov 19).
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Marie Antoinette Style (Yokohama Museum of Art)
Yokohama Museum of Art (Minatomirai Sta.)
Aug 1 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–18:00
A touring exhibition organized by the V&A; Yokohama is its only venue in Japan. Open 10:00-18:00 (until 20:00 on Nov 2, 7, 14, 20, 21 and 22; last entry 30 min before closing). Closed Thursdays (open Nov 19). Online/advance tickets until Nov 22 23:59; on the final day, Nov 23, tickets are sold only at the museum. Photos allowed except works marked no-photography (no video or flash).
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Yokohama Doll Museum 40th Anniversary Exhibition "Architecture and Memory"
Yokohama Doll Museum, 2F Multipurpose Room (Motomachi-Chukagai Sta.)
Sep 5 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:30–17:00
A 40th-anniversary exhibition looking back on the museum's building and history. Open 9:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30). Closed Mondays (open Nov 23). Adults ¥800, elementary/junior high ¥400, preschoolers free.
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10th Anniversary Special Exhibition: Best of the Sumida Hokusai Museum – “Both Banks of the Sumida River” Handscroll and Masterpieces
The Sumida Hokusai Museum (Ryogoku Sta.)
Sep 15 (Tue) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:30–17:30
Hokusai’s hand-painted scroll and highlights of the collection, for the museum’s 10th anniversary.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 19 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:00–17:00
Special exhibition on poet Yosano Akiko's last 15 years living in Ogikubo, Suginami.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 19 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–18:00
An exhibition of art that takes the street as its theme.
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Drawings by Setsu Asakura: Focusing on the 1950s
Jissen Women’s University Kosetsu Memorial Museum (Shibuya Sta.)
Sep 26 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:30–17:00
Drawings by Setsu Asakura, centred on the 1950s. No booking needed. Closed Sundays and Nov 6–9.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 19 (Mon) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 08:30–16:00
About 1,000 pots of chrysanthemums, including large beds and cascades, fill Zenyoji Temple, famous for its Yogo pine. Plants on sale and growing advice throughout.
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Special Exhibition: Bugaku Costumes – The Inherited Beauty of Dyeing and Weaving
Nezu Museum (Omotesando Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–17:00
A special exhibition on the textile art handed down in costumes for bugaku court dance. Closed Mondays (open Nov 23).
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Guilty Crown × Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress Exhibition
Ginza Mirai Museum (Matsuya Ginza Namiki-dori Bldg) (Ginza-itchome Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–20:00
A joint exhibition of two anime series. Timed-entry tickets are required on all days; last entry 30 minutes before closing. Closes 19:30 on Sundays and 17:00 on the last day.
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Setagaya Central Library Planetarium Kids' Show: Find the North Star
Setagaya Central Library Planetarium (Kamimachi Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–11:50
An 11:00 weekend and holiday show for little ones. 140 seats per show; tickets from the machine from 9:00 on the day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:00–17:00
An Edo-gardening display of large chrysanthemums carefully grown by local enthusiasts, in the tradition that created many varieties in the Edo period. Blooming may vary.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 10 (Tue) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–20:00
A photo show tracing Shibuya's streets, events and people's memories, with oral histories and newly added photos such as the late-Taisho Shibuya Station building; compare with today's view via Google Street View. 11:00–20:00 (until 18:00 on the last day), free.
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DOTSTARS | Seiichiro Maki Solo Exhibition
Gallery NOOOG (Okazu Yokocho, Torigoe) (Shin-Okachimachi Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 12:00–18:00
A solo show of “DOTSTARS,” which turns an optical illusion of white dots glowing black into twinkling stars. Thousands of dots are hand-painted one by one with a small flat brush.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 18 (Wed) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:30–18:30
Free-spirited works by makers with and without disabilities, shown at three venues near Mitaka Station.
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NACT Artist Workshop "Painting and Walking!"
The National Art Center, Tokyo (3F studio, etc.) (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–12:00
Families copy a painting chosen from Art Library books onto a board with artists Rintaro Hara and Yu Hara, then take it for a walk around the museum. 30 groups per session; wear clothes that can get dirty.
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"Sunrise Again": Kobayashi Keisei Prints 1967–2024 (O Art Museum)
O Art Museum (Osaki New City) (Osaki Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Nov 25 (Wed) 10:00–18:30
An exhibition of prints from 1967 to 2024 by Kobayashi Keisei, a printmaker living in Shinagawa. Gallery talks by the artist are also held. Last entry 18:15; closed Thursdays.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Nov 27 (Fri) 12:00–20:00
A programme on the theme of “ibasho” (a place to be), with performances, talks and Sunday workshops for children. Open daily; closes at 17:00 on Nov 3 and 27.
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Shin-Ei Animation 50th Anniversary Exhibition
Suginami Animation Museum (Ogikubo Sta.)
Jul 25 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Fifty years of Shin-Ei Animation, the studio behind Crayon Shin-chan and Doraemon, from classic titles to works of the 2020s.
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Yuriko Takagi photography: chaoscosmos vol.3 – visible viscosity
GYRE GALLERY (GYRE 3F) (Omotesando Sta.)
Oct 8 (Thu) – Nov 29 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A photo exhibition by Yuriko Takagi capturing natural phenomena born from gravity, inertia and viscosity. Hours follow GYRE GALLERY (11:00–20:00). A free gallery tour (reservation) is held on Nov 14 from 11:30. Check the official page for fees.
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Manga Made in Abyss Exhibition
Seibu Ikebukuro Main Store, Book Building 1F & B1 (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
An exhibition centered on reproduction artwork from Akihito Tsukushi's "Made in Abyss." Part 1 Oct 24–Nov 11, Part 2 from Nov 13. Timed tickets required on weekends and holidays. Last entry 19:30. Closed Nov 12 for changeover.
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Flower and Light Movement: Hibiya Art Park 2026 "Timeless Phenomena"
Hibiya Park (Hibiya Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 09:00–21:00
A large-scale outdoor art installation combining flowers, light and art in Hibiya Park, with works by Takashi Kuribayashi, Rui Sasaki and Taiki Yokote. After sunset, light installations transform the park. No booking needed.
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Planetarium Autumn Programs incl. "Symphony of Universe No. 8" (Katsushika City Museum)
Katsushika City Museum (Planetarium) (Ohanajaya Sta.)
Oct 1 (Thu) – Nov 30 (Mon) 09:00–17:00
In October and November the planetarium shows "Symphony of Universe No. 8: Rondo of the Heavens" daily at 4 pm, plus "Katsushika Dome Station" and "From Katsushika to Space" on weekends and holidays. Open until 9 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Admission 100 yen plus 350 yen for the planetarium (adults); free for junior high students and under on Saturdays.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 30 (Mon) 11:00–18:00
The final Tokyo run of Yuki Urushibara's Mushishi art show, with high-definition reproductions of the color originals.
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Tokyo University of the Arts and Chinese Students: From Hu Gentian to Today
The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts — Chinretsukan Gallery 1F & 2F (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Dec 5 (Sat) 10:00–17:00
Traces Japan–China exchange through the graduation work "Self-Portrait" and materials of Hu Gentian, who came to the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1915, alongside works by current students and alumni. International symposium on Nov 22 (free, no registration).
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21st Century Art Borderless Exhibition Japan Renaissance 2026
The National Art Center, Tokyo (Nogizaka Sta.)
Nov 26 (Thu) – Dec 5 (Sat) 10:00–18:00
An open-call art exhibition in the 1st-floor galleries of the National Art Center. Free. Closed Tuesday (Dec 1); open until 18:00 (last entry 17:30).
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Minami Tada: Light, Dignified and Swaying
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Kiyosumi-shirakawa Sta.)
Aug 29 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A retrospective of sculptor Minami Tada, who pursued light throughout her career.
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Katsushika Oi’s “Night Scene in the Yoshiwara” and the Lineage of Night Views
Ota Memorial Museum of Art (Harajuku Sta.)
Oct 6 (Tue) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:30–17:30
Traces how ukiyo-e depicted the night, centred on Oi’s best-known work.
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The Best of the Yamatane Collection I: From Yokoyama Taikan and Takeuchi Seiho to Uemura Shoen and Hayami Gyoshu
Yamatane Museum of Art (Ebisu Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Masterpieces of modern Nihonga from the collection, including Taikan, Seiho, Shoen and Gyoshu.
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Special Exhibition: “Daitokuji – The Peerless Zen Temple” (700th anniversary)
Tokyo National Museum, Heiseikan (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 14 (Wed) – Dec 6 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
Treasures of Daitokuji in Kyoto, marking 700 years since its founding.
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Akane Yamamoto: KIRIKANE Sculpture (Sogo Museum of Art)
Sogo Museum of Art (Sogo Yokohama 6F) (Yokohama Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
The first museum solo show of Akane Yamamoto, known for glass works using kirikane (cut gold leaf). About 60 works, from her student copies and wood pieces to glass, plus a new Tale of Genji piece, "Matsukaze." Open 10:00–20:00 (last entry 30 min before closing), no closing days. Adults 2,000 yen (1,800 yen advance/online), university and high school students 1,800 yen, junior high and under free.
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MAPPA EXPO 15th Anniversary
YURAKUCHO MUSEUM (Tokyo International Forum B1F) (Yurakucho Sta.)
Sep 16 (Wed) – Dec 7 (Mon) 10:00–18:00
15th-anniversary exhibition of anime studio MAPPA (Chainsaw Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan). Second period from Oct 28 (closed Oct 26-27); timed entry, last admission 17:00.
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Traditional Crafts Open-Call Exhibition 2026
The National Art Center, Tokyo (Nogizaka Sta.)
Nov 25 (Wed) – Dec 7 (Mon) 10:00–18:00
An exhibition of open-call works of traditional crafts from across Japan. Free. Closed Tuesday (Dec 1); last day closes at 13:00 (last entry 12:30).
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JAGDA International Student Poster Award 2026
The National Art Center, Tokyo (Nogizaka Sta.)
Nov 25 (Wed) – Dec 7 (Mon) 10:00–18:00
An exhibition of the student poster award by the Japan Graphic Designers Association (JAGDA). Free. Closed Tuesday (Dec 1); last day closes at 15:00 (last entry 14:30).
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Calligraphy Museum 90th Anniversary: Nakamura Fusetsu and the Museum
Calligraphy Museum, Taito (Uguisudani Sta.)
Jul 18 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun) 09:30–16:30
An anniversary show at the museum painter-calligrapher Nakamura Fusetsu opened at his Negishi home, displaying its masterpieces together with the museum's history. The second half runs from Oct 6.
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Synchronic Constellation: Stars That Shared Their Time
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Kiyosumi-shirakawa Sta.)
Sep 5 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
An exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo linking artists who lived in the same era and resonated across borders and genres, like stars in a constellation. Open until 20:00 on Fridays in November.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 9 (Wed) – Dec 13 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Renaissance art from the Louvre. Open until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Closed Tuesdays.
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Albert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary)
Sompo Museum of Art (Shinjuku Sta.)
Sep 22 (Tue) – Dec 13 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A retrospective of the French painter Marquet. Open until 20:00 on Fridays.
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Special Exhibition "Introduction! Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History - The Collection We Preserve"
Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History (Bashamichi Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
A special exhibition introducing the collection the museum has preserved and passed down. Open 9:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30), until 19:00 on Fri Nov 20. Closed Mondays (open Nov 23). Free for junior high school students and younger.
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Natsuno Hiroko Exhibition (Yurakucho Marui)
Yurakucho Marui 8F Event Space (Yurakucho Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
An original-art exhibition tracing ten years of manga artist Natsuno Hiroko, from "25-ji, Akasaka de" back to her debut work. Timed advance tickets for Nov 28-29 and open-date advance tickets from Nov 30 (both 2,000 yen). Last entry 30 minutes before closing.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 4 (Wed) – Dec 19 (Sat) 12:00–18:00
A solo show by Nobuko Tsuchiya, known for curious sculptures built from everyday materials, at a gallery set in a former public bathhouse in Yanaka. Closed Sun, Mon and holidays.
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Special Exhibition: “Utagawa Hiroshige – Best Angles of Edo” (Uchiyama Collection gift)
Tokyo National Museum, Honkan Room A (Ueno Sta.)
Sep 29 (Tue) – Dec 20 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
Hiroshige’s views of famous places in Edo, from a newly donated collection.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 3 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
See Marimekko’s patterns inside an Art Deco residence.
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Exhibition: Picture Books with Limited Coloration – White, Black and More
International Library of Children's Literature, Brick Building 3F Museum (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 6 (Tue) – Dec 20 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
A free exhibition (first period) of picture books that make a strong impression by deliberately limiting their colors, in a Meiji-era brick library at the back of Ueno Park.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 7 (Wed) – Dec 20 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
An exhibition touring the ceramics of Saga and Nagasaki. Open until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays (open on holidays). Free entry on Oct 14.
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TOKYO ATLAS International Art Exhibition (Daiba, Aomi, Tennozu)
Daiba Park, Odaiba Kaihin Park, Telecom Center Bldg, Aomi Minami Futo Park, Ail Shinagawa, WHAT MUSEUM (Daiba Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A new international art exhibition held by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and others on the waterfront. Artists from Japan and abroad, including Yayoi Kusama and Leiko Ikemura, show at six venues in Daiba, Aomi and Tennozu, with a related show "Coordinates" of artists supported by Tokyo. Last entry 16:30; closed Mondays (next day if a holiday).
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The Design of Yoshida Shoya: The Future Envisioned by the New Mingei Movement
Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art (Shimbashi Sta.)
Oct 15 (Thu) – Dec 20 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
The designs of Yoshida Shoya, who led the new mingei movement in Tottori.
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Exhibition "Made in Toshima Kamishibai: What Nippon Gageki Left Behind"
Toshima City Local History Museum (IKE・Biz 7F) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 09:00–16:30
An exhibition at Toshima City Local History Museum on kamishibai picture-story shows made in Toshima, introducing the legacy of the publisher "Nippon Gageki". Free, no reservation. Closed Mondays (open Nov 23) and Nov 24.
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Seeds and Roots: How to Cultivate the City
Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (Hatsudai Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
A contemporary art exhibition on the theme of “cultivating the city”.
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Nakarai Tosui and Higuchi Ichiyo: 100 Years On
Ichiyo Memorial Museum, Taito (Minowa Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 09:00–16:30
A special exhibition on Nakarai Tosui, Higuchi Ichiyo's fiction mentor and the man she admired, marking 100 years since his death: his life, writings and bond with Ichiyo. The museum in Ryusen is a walk from Otori Shrine.
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Special Exhibition: Gokenin of Edo – The Samurai Who Supported the Shogunate
Bunkyo Museum (Hongo-sanchome Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A special exhibition tracing the work and lives of the gokenin retainers who ran the shogunate's daily business, through manuals and drawings they kept. Gallery talks need no booking.
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Special Exhibition: Eric Carle and the Colors of Life (Shinagawa Aquarium)
Shinagawa Aquarium (B1 Kumanomi Room and throughout) (Omorikaigan Sta.)
Jul 25 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 10:00–17:00
A 35th-anniversary show pairing the art of The Very Hungry Caterpillar's Eric Carle with the colors of sea life, with hands-on content for families.
Official page (Japanese)Jul 18 (Sat) – Dec 27 (Sun) 09:30–16:30
A special exhibition gathering sculptor Fumio Asakura's animal sculptures, cats included, at his former studio-home in Yanaka, along with crafts featuring animals and insects from his collection. Closed Mon and Thu; a temporary closure of about a week is planned during the run.
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Art Brut 2026 Touring Exhibition: Sozo Training!
Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Dec 27 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
A touring art brut exhibition starting October 10.
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Cincinnati Art Museum: European Treasures That Crossed to America
The Ueno Royal Museum (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Jan 10 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Masterpieces of European painting from the Cincinnati Art Museum.
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Learning from Hojoki: Small Architecture for Re-weaving Life
21_21 DESIGN SIGHT (Roppongi Sta.)
Aug 28 (Fri) – Jan 11 (Mon) 10:00–19:00
A design exhibition on small architecture and ways of living, inspired by the classic essay Hojoki.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 11 (Fri) – Jan 11 (Mon) 11:00–19:00
A contemporary art solo show on the glass-walled 8th and 9th floors. Closed Wednesdays.
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MOMAT Collection (Sep 29, 2026 – Jan 11, 2027)
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo – Collection Gallery (Takebashi Sta.)
Sep 29 (Tue) – Jan 11 (Mon) 10:00–17:00
Follows the course of modern and contemporary Japanese art through the collection.
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Special Exhibition: Kanchoro Poetry Gatherings – Ogai's View of the Tanka World
Mori Ogai Memorial Museum (Sendagi Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Jan 11 (Mon) 10:00–18:00
A special exhibition on the tanka gatherings Mori Ogai hosted at his Sendagi home, Kanchoro, and his view of the poetry world of his day. Last entry 17:30.
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Ways of Reading: How the World Speaks to Us, How We Speak to the World
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Gallery A & C (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) – Jan 11 (Mon) 09:30–17:30
A free exhibition offering five ways of reading the world through art, with Alberto Giacometti, Shuntaro Tanikawa, Bikky Sunazawa and others.
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Reassembling: Contemporary Japanese Photography vol. 23
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum (Ebisu Sta.)
Sep 30 (Wed) – Jan 17 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
The annual series introducing emerging photographers.
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Photography and video by contemporary artists from Asia.
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Contemporary Japanese Packaging 2026
Printing Museum, Tokyo – P&P Gallery (Edogawabashi Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Jan 17 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A free exhibition of contemporary Japanese package design.
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Dazai Osamu's Evacuation Years (Part 2)
Mitaka City Gallery of Art, Dazai Osamu Exhibition Room (Mitaka Sta.)
Oct 18 (Sun) – Jan 17 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Focuses on the manuscript of 'Suzume' and works Dazai wrote while evacuated in 1945-46.
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Fontanesi: Light of Italy, Landscapes of the Heart
Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, Tokyo (Nijubashimae Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Jan 24 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Landscapes by Fontanesi, the Italian painter who came to Japan in the Meiji era.
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Yayoi Kusama: “A Burst of Light, and All Kinds of Things Come Sparkling into View”
Yayoi Kusama Museum (Ushigome-yanagicho Sta.)
Oct 8 (Thu) – Jan 31 (Sun) 11:00–17:30
A new exhibition at the Yayoi Kusama Museum. Timed tickets, advance booking only.
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The World of Mari Yamazaki: Living in the Moment – Carpe Diem
Setagaya Literary Museum (Roka-koen Sta.)
Oct 3 (Sat) – Feb 7 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A major exhibition tracing Mari Yamazaki's manga, essays and oil paintings.
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Shojo Manga Infinity: Moto Hagio x Ryoko Yamagishi x Waki Yamato
The National Art Center, Tokyo (Special Exhibition Gallery 2E) (Nogizaka Sta.)
Oct 28 (Wed) – Feb 8 (Mon) 10:00–18:00
An exhibition of three shojo manga legends with over 800 works planned, including original monochrome and color drawings. Closed Tuesdays; open until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Turner from Tate: The Sublime in Painting and a Dialogue with Contemporary Art
The National Museum of Western Art (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Feb 21 (Sun) 09:30–17:30
An exhibition centered on Turner works from Tate in the UK, tracing a dialogue between sublime painting and contemporary art. Open until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays (last entry 30 minutes before closing).
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Exhibition: The Printing Power of Shitamachi – Nishiki-e, Postcards and Surimono
Taito City Shitamachi Museum (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Feb 28 (Sun) 09:30–16:30
A small museum by Shinobazu Pond shows woodblock prints, postcards and other items from its collection to trace Shitamachi's printing culture. Last entry 16:00.
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Imawa Itsu no Koto ka: Komura Settai and Takuro Tamayama
Shiseido Gallery (Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Bldg. B1) (Shimbashi Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Feb 28 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
An exhibition featuring Taisho–Showa era book designer and illustrator Komura Settai alongside contemporary artist Takuro Tamayama. Free. Open until 19:00 (18:00 on Sundays and holidays). Closed Mondays (including holidays) and Dec 21–Jan 11.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 26 (Sat) – Mar 28 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A collection exhibition marking 30 years since the death of writer Chiyo Uno; last entry 17:30.
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Mariko Mori: All That Shines
Mori Art Museum (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 53F) (Roppongi Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Mar 28 (Sun) 10:00–22:00
A major solo show of about 40 works spanning Mariko Mori's 30-plus-year career. Open daily until 22:00 (Tuesdays until 17:00); on Oct 31 it stays open until 6:00 the next morning for Roppongi Art Night. Timed-entry tickets; walk-ins accepted when slots are available. Online tickets are cheaper.
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What a Wonderful World: Masterworks from the Musée d'Orsay
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Special Exhibition Gallery (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Mar 28 (Sun) 09:30–17:30
About 110 works from the Musée d'Orsay, including Millet, Renoir, Monet and Van Gogh, showing everyday life and joy in the 19th century. Open until 20:00 on Fridays.
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Live music & concerts 79 events
Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 1 (Sun) 19:30 start
A Japan-France work in which Akaji Maro and Dairakudakan butoh dancers read Bach's cello suites, played live, through the body. Post-show talk on the 30th.
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YOKOHAMA Station Jazz LIVE Vol.5
JR Yokohama Station East Exit deck (Oct 30) / JR Yokohama Tower Atrium 2F (Oct 31, Nov 1) (Yokohama Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 12:30 start
Free jazz concerts at Yokohama Station. Fri Oct 30 on the East Exit plaza deck at 17:30 and 18:30 (about 30 min each); Sat Oct 31 and Sun Nov 1 in the JR Yokohama Tower Atrium 2F (West Exit) at 12:30, 14:00 and 16:00 (about 45 min each). Free (if moved inside the ticket gates due to rain, a platform ticket may be needed).
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2nd Edogawa Arts & Culture Festival: Performing Arts Festival
Tower Hall Funabori Main Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00 start
Nov 1 features traditional and popular performing arts such as Kasai hayashi festival music, Kasai Osharaku, sato-kagura, shakuhachi, shigin, folk song, new-style dance and magic; Nov 3 (holiday) is Japanese dance, including children. No photos or video.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00 start
Folk songs performed by the Arakawa Min'yo Association and students of parent-and-child traditional culture classes. Times are provisional.
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Music Picture Book: Rusticana (Classical Concert for Families, Ages 0+)
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Iris Hall (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00 start
A family concert where a brass quintet dressed as animals plays music from Cavalleria Rusticana and Heidi, Girl of the Alps. Two shows at 10:00 and 13:00, about 90 minutes.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30 start
Nerima City's music festival, 10:30–16:30 (planned). Includes a kids' stage (10:30–11:40: fife and drum club, brass band, dance, junior orchestra), hands-on instrument play with real and toy instruments, and a coloring workshop and stamp rally by Toei Animation. Only the vibration speakers (listening support) require registration.
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JAZZ FESTIVAL in Yoyogi park 2026
Yoyogi Park, Central Lawn (Chuo Hiroba) (Harajuku Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00 start
A free jazz concert on the park’s central lawn, with the 矢崎恵理 Trio and Yusuke Shima’s “Meikyoku wo Fuku” DUO.
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Arakawa Culture Festival: Japanese Traditional Music
Nippori Sunny Hall (Nippori Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 12:00 start
A joint recital across many traditional Japanese music genres by members of the Arakawa Hogaku Federation. Times are provisional.
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67th Shinopura-tei Rakugo Show
Shinozaki Bunka Plaza 3F Lecture Room (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 13:30 start
A rakugo comic storytelling show at Shinozaki Culture Plaza, right by Shinozaki Station. 13:30-15:30, free, 90 seats by phone or web booking.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 15:00 start
A holiday afternoon tango show by the ensemble 空谷足音; end time not announced.
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Geigeki Brunch Concert (November)
Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) 11:00 start
A one-hour weekday-morning recital of popular classics; ages 5 and up.
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Sunpearl Arakawa Lounge Concert: Soprano, Baritone & Piano
Sunpearl Arakawa 2F, 1-1-1 Lounge (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) 11:45 start
A lunchtime lounge concert of soprano and baritone songs with piano. Doors 11:45, start 12:10. Free, unreserved seating, 80 seats. Advance application required (lottery if oversubscribed; winners notified by email); no entry without application (end time not listed).
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William Tyler and Takuro Okada (guitar and guitar)
Aoyama Tsukimiru Kimi Omou (Moon Romantic) (Gaiemmae Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) 19:30 start
A guitar-and-guitar show by William Tyler and Takuro Okada. Doors 19:00.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 5 (Thu) 19:00 start
A suspense play: an accident during a deer hunt at a mountain hut in eastern Hokkaido starts a chase between hunter and hunted at minus twenty degrees.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Lunchtime Pipe Organ Concert Vol.162
Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) 12:00 start
A 45-minute lunchtime organ recital by Ville Urponen.
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Ongaku no Mori V (Machiya Culture Center)
Machiya Culture Center Fureai Hiroba (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) 14:00 start
A piano, clarinet and bassoon trio of Tokyo University of the Arts graduate students plays Beethoven, Brahms and a Cinema Paradiso medley. No reservation; pay ¥500 on the day. 100 seats.
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nest 30th Anniversary “Illreme -80 to 50 Release Party-”
Spotify O-nest (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) 19:30 start
Part of O-nest’s 30th-anniversary series: a release party by Illreme, with (((さらうんど))) as opening act. Doors 19:00.
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Orchestra for Ages 0 and Up: The Blue Danube (Move Machiya)
Move Machiya, Move Hall (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:30 start
An interactive orchestra concert parents can enjoy with babies from age 0, featuring "The Blue Danube" by Salon Orchestra Japan. Ticket sales end Oct 24.
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39th Ogikubo Music Festival: Classical at the Station! Saturday
Ogikubo Town Seven Building station plaza (Ogikubo Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 12:00 start
Part of the Ogikubo Music Festival: saxophone quartets, a trombone trio and a jazz ensemble play in the plaza in front of Ogikubo Station. Drop by as you pass.
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39th Ogikubo Music Festival: Concert for Ages 0 and Up
Suginami Kokaido Grand Salon (Ogikubo Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 12:00 start
Two family shows by ensemble LEDA (soprano, violin, cello, piano): one for children to enjoy, one for parents with kids. Book via the festival website form.
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22nd Wakabayashi-Sangenjaya Community Music Festival
Sangenjaya Elementary School gym (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:30 start
Nine local groups of children and adults perform songs, dance and music. Bring indoor shoes.
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Enzotei Rakugo at Higashi-Kasai Library
Higashi-Kasai Community Hall, meeting rooms 1–2 (2F) (Kasai Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:30 start
The Enzotei rakugo show visits Higashi-Kasai Library, with the Edogawa Rakugo Study Group and others. Elementary age and up (no infants); 50 places, apply by phone or at the counter.
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Mandara Demae Yose Vol. 72 (Kamakura Ikoi Koryukan)
Kamakura Ikoi Koryukan (Keisei-Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:30 start
A neighborhood rakugo show by the Kamakura branch of the Katsushika Tourism Association, featuring Sanyutei Enjaku and others. Reception from 13:30, starts 14:00; about 70 seats, first come first served. End time not published.
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Katsushika Folk Tale Picture-Card Show (Tora-san Museum)
Katsushika Shibamata Tora-san Museum (free rest area) (Shibamata Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:30 start
Local folk tales of Katsushika told with kamishibai picture cards in the museum's free rest area. 13:30-14:30 (planned), free.
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39th Ogikubo Music Festival: Rooftop Concert in the Breeze, Part 1
Ogikubo Town Seven rooftop (outdoor stage) (Ogikubo Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00 start
Two saxophone quartets play Saint-Saëns' Danse macabre, excerpts from Ravel's Boléro and more on an outdoor rooftop stage by Ogikubo Station.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00 start
Hitomiza, the puppet troupe known for Hyokkori Hyotanjima, performs two short plays. 60 places (up to 4 per group, 1 adult per group); sign up at the 1F counter from Oct 24, 9:00.
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Sadao Watanabe Quartet 2026: Into Tomorrow (75th Anniversary)
Musashino Civic Cultural Hall, Main Hall (Mitaka Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 15:30 start
Jazz saxophonist Sadao Watanabe marks 75 years with his quartet; sold out, end time not announced.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 17:00 start
Folk singer-songwriter Shozo Ise's annual birthday concert in Katsushika, packed with his best-known songs. End time is approximate.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 19:30 start
A new performance by artist Yin Yuan, starting from the history of horses absorbed into the logic of machines and capital, combining installation, sound and performance. Doors 19:00, 19:30–22:00 (about 1 hour, enter and leave freely). Free.
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Tennoz Water Opera 2026 – Harmonious Nights between Art and Canal
Tennoz Canal / Canal East (Tennozu Isle Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 19:00 start
An opera performed on a floating stage on the Tennoz canal. Doors 18:00; held in light rain, cancelled in stormy weather.
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Arakawa Culture Festival: Kayokyoku Song Contest
Sun Pearl Arakawa (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00 start
Popular Japanese songs performed by members of the Arakawa Kayo Association and culture course students. Times are provisional.
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Reading Performance for Grown-ups (Sunpearl Arakawa 1-1-1 Lounge)
Sunpearl Arakawa 2F, 1-1-1 Lounge (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 12:00 start
A 'new style' reading performance presented by Sunpearl Arakawa. Numbered tickets are handed out at the lounge entrance from 12:00; doors 12:30, start 13:00. 30 seats, first come, first served (end time not listed).
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Musical Story Concert in Setagaya Vol.9 & Instrument Try-out
Tamagawa Civic Hall, Seseragi Hall (Todoroki Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 13:00 start
Part 1: musical picture books for babies such as The Lion and the Mouse, plus percussion try-out; Part 2: Kaguya-hime told with live music. Separate admission per part.
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Talk by 石崎洋司, Author of "Kuro Majo-san ga Toru!!" (Kodomo Plaza Library)
Koto City Kodomo Plaza 4F Multipurpose Space 1 (Sumiyoshi Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 14:00 start
The author of the "Kuro Majo-san ga Toru!!" series talks about his works and his own way of coming up with and writing stories. 80 places; apply via the dedicated form Oct 24–26, lottery if oversubscribed.
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Yoshimoto Comedy Live in Arakawa 2026: Autumn Big-Laugh Harvest Festival
Sun Pearl Arakawa (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 9 (Mon) 19:00 start
A Yoshimoto comedy show with Punk Booboo, Gakutensoku, Jelladon, Aiseki Start, Batterys, Evers and more. Doors 18:30, starts 19:00. Children 4 and under free on a lap.
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Jazz Concert from Age 0 (Setagaya Literary Museum)
Setagaya Literary Museum (Roka-koen Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) 10:30 start
Real jazz by a New York-based pianist that babies can enjoy too. Two shows, 10:30 and 15:30; booking required.
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Rokunin Mawashi: Polishing Headline Pieces (Hirai Enzotei)
Hirai Enzotei (Hirai Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) 14:00 start
Young rakugo and kodan storytellers polish their headline pieces. Nov 13 features Shunputei Shoichi and Kanda Koiito; another session on Nov 27 has Shofukutei Kiko and Katsura Sasamaru. Phone reservations at Hirai Enzotei from Oct 16, 13:30.
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PUSHIM × INSIST LIVE HOUSE TOUR 2026 Presented by Groovillage
duo MUSIC EXCHANGE (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) 19:00 start
The Tokyo date of the club tour by PUSHIM and the INSIST BAND. Doors 18:00. Group-of-four and kids’ tickets are also available.
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5th Street-Corner Concert at Midori Library (Family Session)
Midori Library 3F Study Room (Ryogoku Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00 start
A small family concert at Midori Library in Sumida City. Doors 9:45. 15 places, first come first served (up to 2 guardians per child); apply from 9:00 on Oct 26 at the counter, by phone or on the library website.
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Pipe Organ from Age 0: Explore the Organ Castle
Musashino Civic Cultural Hall, Small Hall (Mitaka Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:30 start
An interactive concert where a princess guides you through the pipe organ as a 'castle', with organ, soprano and storytelling.
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Fellows in Concert Vol.26: ROMAN EMPIRE
Tower Hall Funabori Main Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 13:30 start
Brass Band Fellows plays a program themed on ancient Rome. Doors 13:00, starts 13:30, ends around 15:30. Admission ¥500.
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Rakugo Muse: Goddesses of Laughter Gather in Kameari
Kameari Lirio Hall (Kameari Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 13:30 start
A rakugo (Japanese comic storytelling) show at Kameari Lirio Hall. Starts 13:30, reserved seating. End time not published.
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MARUNOUCHI SOUNDSCAPE 2026 (Harlem Nights 2026 & Marunouchi Street Live)
Marunouchi Building Hall (Marunouchi Bldg 7F) / Marunouchi Naka-dori (Tokyo Sta.)
Nov 12 (Thu) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00 start
The music program opening MARUNOUCHI BRIGHT HOLIDAY: Harlem jazz, gospel and tap shows at Marunouchi Building Hall, street performances and DJs on Naka-dori, and a gospel show on the evening of Nov 13.
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Edogawa Philharmonic Orchestra 50th Concert
Tower Hall Funabori Main Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00 start
Conducted by Hitoshi Wakui: Wagner's Lohengrin Act 3 Prelude, Dvořák's Carnival Overture and Brahms' Symphony No. 1. Two shows, 11:00 and 15:00.
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Hanashobutei Futatsume Rakugo No.5: Shunputei Edaji & Sanyutei Mantsu
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Iris Hall (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 13:30 start
A rakugo show with up-and-coming futatsume storytellers Shunputei Edaji and Sanyutei Mantsu, the 5th in Katsushika Symphony Hills' 'Hanashobutei' series. Starts 13:30.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 15 (Sun) 14:00 start
A ballet concert held as part of the Arakawa City Culture Festival at Sunpearl Arakawa's main hall.
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Nodoka Okisawa x Philharmonic Chorus of Tokyo: Fauré Requiem
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Mozart Hall (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 16 (Mon) 14:00 start
Conductor Nodoka Okisawa and the Philharmonic Chorus of Tokyo perform Fauré's Requiem for string quintet and organ, plus Japanese lyrical songs.
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Seasonal Letters Concert: Autumn / Stars and Night (Edogawa Cultural Center special)
Kanosone Community Hall (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 16 (Mon) 14:00 start
A one-hour concert held while the Edogawa Cultural Center is closed. Mezzo-soprano Yuki Akimoto, tenor Hayato Oki and pianist Yuhei Kimura sing songs of stars and night such as "Hoshimeguri no Uta" and "Fly Me to the Moon". Take the Keisei Bus to Kanosone Kuminkan; no preschool children.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 16 (Mon) 18:20 start
A sing-along event where people of all ages sing together. Starts 18:20 (doors 20 min earlier); unreserved seating. Tickets via the ACC ticket site and Machiya Culture Center.
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17th Ohayo Rakugo: Katsura Yamato
Nippori Sunny Hall Concert Salon (Nippori Sta.)
Nov 17 (Tue) 10:30 start
A morning rakugo show by Arakawa-born master Katsura Yamato, performing "Nirami Kaeshi" and "Kaji Musuko". Starts 10:30 (doors 10:00); unreserved seating. End time is approximate.
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Young Rakugo Performers of the Enraku Ichimonkai (Hirai Enzotei)
Hirai Enzotei (Hirai Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 18 (Wed) 14:00 start
A 90-minute rakugo show by four young storytellers of the 5th Enraku school; the lineup changes each time. Phone reservations from Oct 16, 13:30. There is also a show on Fri Nov 27 at 19:00.
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Sunpearl Arakawa Lounge Concert: A Special Afternoon with Soprano
Sunpearl Arakawa 2F, 1-1-1 Lounge (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 18 (Wed) 11:45 start
A lunchtime lounge concert of soprano singing. Doors 11:45, start 12:10. Free, unreserved seating, 80 seats. Advance application required (lottery if oversubscribed; winners notified by email); no entry without application (end time not listed).
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Secrets of Composers Season VII No. 27: Darius Milhaud with Miho Sumitani (Saxophone)
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Iris Hall (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 18 (Wed) 13:30 start
A weekday afternoon concert where saxophonist Miho Sumitani plays Milhaud, including Scaramouche and La danse des petits crocodiles. Starts 13:30; end time not published.
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Sunny Hall Rakugo No.439: Tatekawa Danko School
Nippori Sunny Hall Concert Salon (Nippori Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 19:00 start
A show by the school of Tatekawa Danko, with six disciples taking the stage. Starts 19:00, unreserved seating. Tickets on sale Oct 16 from 10:00.
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Shinopura Lobby Concert (Guitar: Hiroshi Sasahara)
Shinozaki Culture Plaza (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) 13:00 start
A lobby concert on the first floor of Shinozaki Culture Plaza with guitarist Hiroshi Sasahara. 13:00-14:00.
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Yutaka Sado x Siena Wind Orchestra: Brass Festival 2026 in Katsushika
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Mozart Hall (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) 18:00 start
Yutaka Sado conducts the Siena Wind Orchestra in Sparke's Music of the Spheres, Respighi's Fountains of Rome and Pines of Rome, with talk segments.
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Welcome! Concert for Everyone (Sumida Triphony Hall)
Sumida Triphony Hall, Main Hall (Kinshicho Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 21 (Sat) 10:30 start
A New Japan Philharmonic concert where babies' voices are welcome, with a Totoro dance and Pokémon sing-along. Tickets by phone or at the box office only.
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First Orchestra from Age 0: Winter Concert (Sancha Sharenado Hall)
Sancha Sharenado Hall, 5F Meeting Room Orion (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 10:00 start
An interactive concert by Salon Orchestra Japan with winter favorites such as the Skaters' Waltz. Toy instruments and a violin try-out after doors open.
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Melolin: Music, Rhythmics and Craft Workshop for Parents and Kids
Seijo Nursery 1F Hall (Seijogakuen-mae Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 10:45 start
A hands-on workshop by musicians and nursery teachers: live music, rhythmics and a stained-glass craft. For ages 0 to early elementary; 25 groups, booking required.
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Orchestra for Ages 0 and Up: Winter Concert (Infini Theater, Hachimanyama)
Infini Theater (Oto Oasis 1F) (Hachimanyama Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 13:50 start
An interactive concert for families from age 0. Two shows: doors 13:50 / start 14:10 and doors 15:10 / start 15:30, with toy-instrument play and a violin try-out before each. Mat seats at the front and chairs at the back. Nursing, diaper-changing and stroller space available. Early-bird prices until Nov 1.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 21 (Sat) 14:00 start
Puppet theater by a local volunteer storytelling group, including the folk tale 'Nezumi no Sumo' (The Mice's Sumo). For elementary age and under; preschoolers with a guardian.
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55th Matsushima Saturday Yose
Matsushima Community Hall, Japanese-style Room (Shin-Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 14:00 start
A neighborhood yose (comedy storytelling show) in the Japanese-style room of a community center, featuring 夢見家朝楽 and others. 30 seats; advance registration by phone or email required (in order of application).
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30th Shitamachi Music Fair (Ueno Asakusa Chamber Orchestra)
Former Tokyo Music School Sogakudo (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 14:00 start
A classical concert by Taito City's amateur Ueno Asakusa Chamber Orchestra in the historic former Sogakudo hall. Doors 13:30. No preschool children.
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MAX Daiku Chorus 2nd Concert: "A German Requiem"
Sun Pearl Arakawa (Minowa Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 13:00 start
A choir concert of Brahms' "A German Requiem" Op. 45 plus Hungarian Dances (orchestral versions). Starts 13:00; reserved seating. Ask by email before bringing preschoolers.
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Nerimabun Music Delivery in Nerima (Megane Brass Quintet)
Nakamura-Minami Sports Exchange Center (Nakamurabashi Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 13:00 start
An outreach concert by the brass quintet Megane Brass Quintet. The preschool session is 13:00–13:45 (from age 0, with narrator Ayako Noguchi), and the general session 15:30–16:30 is for elementary schoolers. 200 seats each, tickets from Nerima Culture Center online, by phone or at the counter.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 22 (Sun) 13:30 start
A concert on the theme of peace, organized by the Edogawa Peace Concert Executive Committee. 200 seats, first come first served; apply by phone, fax or email by 17:00 on November 10.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 22 (Sun) 14:00 start
A concert by Chorus Gunsei, formed by alumni of the Edogawa Children's Choir. Reserve via Instagram/X DM or email and pay at the door.
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Taeko Onuki Concert 2026
Showa Women's University Hitomi Memorial Hall (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 17:30 start
Taeko Onuki's autumn Tokyo concert; end time not announced.
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Edogawa Wind Orchestra 46th Family Concert
Tower Hall Funabori 5F Main Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 13:30 start
A family concert by the Edogawa Wind Orchestra. 750 seats by lottery; apply on the orchestra's website by 23:00 on November 7.
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Orchestra for Ages 0 and Up: Winter Concert (Ota Bunka no Mori)
Ota Bunka no Mori 5F, Multipurpose Room (Omori Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 14:00 start
An interactive family concert by Salon Orchestra Japan. Doors open at 14:00 with toy-instrument play and a violin try-out; the concert starts at 14:30 with a "Let's Waltz!" corner (The Skaters' Waltz and more). Nursing room available. Early-bird prices until Nov 7. About 16 minutes' walk from Omori Station West Exit.
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KITAZAWA DISCO: Dance Fever in Shimokitazawa
Kitazawa Town Hall (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 15:00 start
An afternoon disco at Kitazawa Town Hall on Nov 23 (holiday), 15:00-16:30, with DJ KOJI, DJ mikihisa, dancer Kikue and others. Tickets 3,000 yen.
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Onpu no Mahou: parent-and-child music event (November)
Parent-and-child cafe lounge koti (Kichijoji Sta.)
Nov 24 (Tue) 10:00 start
A 2-hour music event for parents and babies by a pianist and a children's singer/nursery teacher: seasonal songs, rhythmics with live piano, baby touch exercises, mess-free finger art and more. Limited to 4 families; book by Instagram DM. The venue is a 12-minute walk from Kichijoji Station (address given after booking).
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Fuji Electric Super Concert: Sir Simon Rattle and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Suntory Hall, Main Hall (Roppongi-itchome Sta.)
Nov 25 (Wed) 18:20 start
Starts 19:00. Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 with Krystian Zimerman, Takemitsu's 'A Flock Descends into the Pentagonal Garden' and Stravinsky's 'The Rite of Spring'. Half-price student seats only via Japan Arts Pia.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 26 (Thu) 14:00 start
A weekday-afternoon recital by pianist Ryoma Takagi, including Rachmaninoff's 'The Bells', Debussy's 'Clair de lune', Chopin's 'Heroic' Polonaise and Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an Exhibition'.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 28 (Sat) 15:30 start
A concert by the band MAGNETS: Masaaki Sakai on vocals with Mickie Yoshino (keyboards), Kavka Shishido (drums), Ryuji Sawa (guitar) and Happiness Tokunaga (bass).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 14:00 start
Büchner's unfinished play as a fantastical nightmare in a freak-show tent, with violin music by Keisuke Ota and two casts in alternation.
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50th Tokyo Workplace and Community Wind Band Ensemble Contest
Kameari Lirio Hall (Kameari Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 10:30 start
The 50th ensemble contest of the Tokyo workplace and community wind band federation at Kameari Lirio Hall. Starts 10:30, free unreserved seating. End time not published.
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Concert for Families from Age 0: "Ongaku no Ehon - Double Quintet"
Sun Pearl Arakawa (Minowa Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 14:00 start
The animal-costumed Zoorasian Brass teams up with a woodwind quintet for a family concert open to babies from age 0. About 90 min with intermission; reserved seating.
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Kazuma Miura & Tokyo Grand Soloists 10th Anniversary Concert
Katsushika Symphony Hills, Mozart Hall (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 14:00 start
The 10th anniversary concert of the chamber orchestra led by bandoneon player Kazuma Miura, with Yasunao Ishida as solo violin, playing Piazzolla works such as 'Summer in Buenos Aires'.
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Food events 76 events
Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Specialties from Makurazaki, Kagoshima, such as katsuobushi and shochu, plus food trucks. Try shaving katsuobushi and pole-and-line bonito fishing. 2 min from Omotesando Station Exit A3.
Instagram postOct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A three-day fair with Malaysian food from food trucks, such as nasi lemak and satay, plus traditional dance on stage, batik and henna experiences and Malaysian snacks and seasonings for sale.
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Halloween Food Stall Village (Shitamachi Halloween 2026)
Ueno Park, Bentenmon-mae Plaza (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
Rows of food stall tents in front of Bentendo Hall in Ueno Park, with live music and performances on a special stage. Held in rain; cancelled in storms.
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Furusato Gourmet Marché in Daikanyama (2nd)
TENOHA Daikanyama (Forestgate Daikanyama TENOHA & MAIN buildings) (Daikanyama Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Taste and buy about 80 local specialties from Kesennuma, Iitate, Sekikawa, Hiji, Naruto and Maniwa. Also rock-paper-scissors with local mascots and a botanical candle-making workshop (first 15 people).
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Setagaya Pan Matsuri 2026 (Bread Festival)
Setagaya Park, HOME/WORK VILLAGE and more (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
A bread festival gathering popular bakeries in Setagaya Park and around Ikejiri and Mishuku; hours are provisional.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
20 Kanda curry restaurants chosen by fan vote gather, and visitors vote for the Grand Prix. On Nov 1 there are spice classes and talks, with the award ceremony from 17:00.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A beer festival hosted by Okutama brewery VERTERE, with breweries from around Japan plus local food and a market. 11:00-17:00 (gates 10:45, food last order 16:30). Free entry, no tickets needed; pay at each booth. About 20 minutes on foot from Okutama Station (special shuttle available); no parking. Held rain or shine, canceled in severe weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Towns of Hokkaido's Soya region, including Sarufutsu, Rishirifuji, Rishiri, Hamatonbetsu, Horonobe and Esashi, sell local specialties such as scallop butter curry, Rishiri kelp, dried scallops, milk jam and wine. Free hands-on corner and a digital stamp prize draw.
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15th Higagin Mate: Learn, Touch and Taste — Koji-Making Experience
Kojiya Sanshiro main store (Higashi-ginza Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 14:00–16:00
A koji-making session by Higashi-Ginza Area Management and Kojiya Sanshiro. Reception from 13:40, about 14:00–16:00. Advance booking on Peatix required (20 places, first come first served).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 15:00–22:00
An autumn festival in Shinjuku Golden Gai, home to about 280 tiny bars. Participating bars waive cover charges with drinks from 500 yen; visit 5 bars for a prize draw, plus ladies' perks.
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Shinjuku Takashimaya 30th Anniversary Grand Hokkaido Fair
Shinjuku Takashimaya (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–19:30
A Hokkaido food fair celebrating Shinjuku Takashimaya's 30th anniversary, gathering specialties from across Hokkaido. Eat-in counters open daily from 10:30 (last order 15:00 on Oct 27). Closes at 17:00 on the final day. An Ainu culture event is held at the 1F JR entrance outdoor space on Oct 31 and Nov 1.
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HELLO KITTY'S SWEETS MARKET
Tobu Department Store Ikebukuro, 8F event space (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 22 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–19:00
A Hello Kitty-themed sweets market held for about two weeks on the 8th-floor event space of Tobu Ikebukuro, with Kitty-inspired sweets and goods. Check Tobu's event page for the last day's closing time and vendors.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–20:00
A department store fair of specialties from the Tohoku prefectures, held in the main event hall on the 7th floor of Keio Department Store Shinjuku. Closes at 17:00 on the final day, Nov 3.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
Twelve popular ramen shops from across Japan gather for the final Komazawa edition.
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Beer or Beer? Nihombashi Beer Festa
Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, Rooftop Nihombashi Garden (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
Rooftop craft beer festival with Japanese and international breweries (theme: hoppy lager) plus sausages and other food; live music Oct 31-Nov 2. Ages 20+, no pets, held in rain but canceled in storms. Last order 30 min before closing.
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Hashigo-zake in TOKYO DOME CITY 2026 Autumn
Tokyo Dome City (participating shops & Central Park lawn) (Suidobashi Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–22:00
Bar-hop around participating Tokyo Dome City restaurants with a ¥1,000 set of one drink plus food. The Central Park lawn becomes a 'PICNIC PARK' where you can eat takeout. Serving hours follow each shop (check the official page). Stamp rally and gacha too. No drinking under 20.
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National Furusato Fair 2026 (Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse)
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Event Plaza (Nihon-odori Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–18:00
Four days of regional food and specialties from all over Japan at the Red Brick Warehouse event plaza. 10:00-18:00, free admission (food and goods extra). Held rain or shine; canceled in stormy weather.
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Kissako TOKOROZAWA TEA FES 2026
Tokorozawa Sakura Town (Kadokawa Musashino Museum 3F, Central Plaza, SAKU-Lab) (Higashi-Tokorozawa Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–16:30
A four-day tea festival in the tea town of Tokorozawa, where growers and specialty shops pour Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese and Indian teas. Also teaware, sweets, seminars and workshops. Entry is free; the tasting rally needs a ticket.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–21:00
Four days of German food and drink. Closes at 20:00 on the last day, Nov 3.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–22:00
Korean food stalls and food trucks gather right below Tokyo Tower: yangnyeom chicken, bibimbap, bulgogi, tteokbokki, cheese hotdogs and more. Last order 21:30. Held in rain (may be canceled in severe weather).
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Pan no Fes 2026 at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama-Minamiosawa
Minami-Osawa Station Avenue & Mitsui Outlet Park Tama-Minamiosawa special venue (Minami-Osawa Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–17:00
A bread festival with 17 bakeries from across Japan and venue-only breads; free entry.
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JAPAN SELECT Oshiuma Market 2026 (1st), a Nationwide Products Fair
KITTE Marunouchi, 1F Atrium and Terrace (Tokyo Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–19:00
A nationwide products fair by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau: antenna-shop goods from all 47 prefectures, event-only bread, cup noodles and drinks, food trucks, a disaster-area support corner and local mascot stage shows.
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Ebi Kani Fes 2026 (Shrimp & Crab Festival)
Saitama-Shintoshin Keyaki Hiroba (Saitama-Shintoshin Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
A food festival with 20 shrimp and crab dishes from 10 restaurants (Saitama-Shintoshin, Saitama), plus craft beer. Seating available; held rain or shine (may be cancelled in storms). Fully cashless — no cash.
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Yamanashi Nouveau Matsuri 2026 Tokyo (Shiba Park)
Shiba Park Area 4, Multipurpose Ground (Onarimon Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–14:30
Taste and buy new-vintage wines from 36 Yamanashi wineries on the release day, 10:30-14:30 (last entry 13:30). Free entry; tasting set with glass and 20 tickets is 3,300 yen in advance or 4,000 yen on the day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–16:00
An autumn food festival on the Yamashita shopping street by Gotokuji and Yamashita stations, Nov 3 (holiday), 11:00-16:00. No registration needed.
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Toyama Gourmet & Food Fair 2026 (Yurakucho Ikiiki Toyama-kan)
Yurakucho Ikiiki Toyama-kan Event Corner (Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan B1F) (Yurakucho Sta.)
Nov 2 (Mon) – Nov 4 (Wed) 10:00–17:00
A fair where Toyama Prefecture producers sell and promote local foods made with regional ingredients, with cooking demos and tastings. One producer per day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–18:00
A large whisky tasting event by the Whisky Culture Institute. Nov 6 Premium Night (17:00–19:30); Nov 7 Session 1 10:00–13:30 and Session 2 14:30–18:00. Age 20+ only.
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Hokubu Market Food Festival (Kawasaki Central Wholesale Market, North)
Kawasaki Central Wholesale Market, North Market (Miyamaedaira Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 07:30–12:00
A morning festival when Kawasaki's North Wholesale Market opens to the public: a market-style sale, all-you-can-stuff vegetable bags, a tuna-cutting show and sale, flower auctions, breakfast at the market diners, and a minus-50°C cold experience. Free shuttle buses run from Miyamaedaira Station. Held rain or shine, canceled in severe weather.
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DOUBLE TAP TAKE OVER (TOWER RECORDS BEER Shibuya)
TOWER RECORDS BEER Shibuya (Tower Records Shibuya 6F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 12:00–22:00
A launch event for the collab beers POWER HOP and NUAGES, pouring popular beers from Y.MARKET BREWING (Aichi) and RIO BREWING & CO. (Chiba). There is a DJ set and a prize draw. Last order 21:30.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
Roasted sweet potatoes and sweets made from sweet potatoes from all over Japan gather at Nakano Shiki-no-Mori Park. Cashless payment only.
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13th Sakaya Kakuuchi Fes (Liquor Shop Standing-Bar Festival)
Ueno Park, Takenodai Plaza (fountain plaza) (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
Tokyo liquor shops pour over 300 sakes and shochu by the cup at this outdoor festival in Ueno Park, with a junmai vs honjozo tasting, regional food stalls and stage shows. Held rain or shine; free entry after 19:00 on Nov 8.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A 3-day outdoor event for American craft beer. Beer is cashless only (with cash, buy tickets at the info booth first). Alcohol for 20+ only. Hours may change with the weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
The Katsushika edition of the Zennikusai meat food festival, with live stage shows and an arm-wrestling contest.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:30
A product fair from Sumita, Iwate, a partner town of Minato City, selling soba, pork curry, chicken products, pickled plums, dried shiitake and walnuts. Includes displays on decarbonization efforts.
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Ekibenya Matsuri Pop-up (Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu)
Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu 1F South Port D (walkway in front of Polo Ralph Lauren) (Toyosu Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A pop-up of Tokyo Station's popular 'Ekibenya Matsuri' station-bento shop, bringing famous ekiben from around Japan featuring meat, seafood and more.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A fruit culture festival with fruit shops, growers, processed goods and goods, plus music, talks and workshops. On the 8th from 15:00, a free Sotte Bosse live (first 60 seats, no reservation).
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One of Ikebukuro's biggest food festivals, with 50 stalls of Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes and drinks, plus live stage shows and a kids' area. No reservation needed; held rain or shine.
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Hitsuji (Sheep) Festa 2026 in Nakano Antenna Street
Nakano Central Park & Nakano Shiki-no-Mori Park (Nakano Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
The 11th edition of this sheep-themed festival, with lamb and mutton dishes, wool goods and crafts, hands-on activities and stage shows. Held rain or shine.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:30
Craft beers made with up to 20 varieties of Japanese hops, including fresh-hop beers from this year's harvest, with a sushi set for advance-ticket holders. Three sessions a day: 11:00–13:30, 14:30–17:00 and 18:00–20:30. Drinking age is 20.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 12:00–17:10
Sample over 260 Japanese sakes from about 52 breweries in two timed sessions per day.
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32nd Nambu Market Fresh Food Festival (Kawasaki Regional Wholesale Market, South)
Kawasaki Regional Wholesale Market, South Market (Shitte Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 08:00–13:00
A market festival at Kawasaki's South Wholesale Market: sales of seafood, produce and flowers, all-you-can-stuff vegetable bags, a flower auction, a tuna-cutting show with sale, food stalls, a quiz rally and a mobile petting aquarium. Held rain or shine, canceled in severe weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 8 (Sun) 14:00–15:30
After a picture-book reading by Ogu Library, make hot sandwiches on a park cooking bench using bread from the stories. First 20 groups; postponed to Nov 22 in stormy weather.
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Shine Muscat & Autumn Jewel Sweets Buffet (InterContinental Tokyo Bay)
InterContinental Tokyo Bay 3F Chef's Live Kitchen (Takeshiba Sta.)
Sep 1 (Tue) – Nov 9 (Mon) 15:00–16:45
A sweets buffet featuring Shine Muscat grapes and autumn fruits. One seating, 15:00–16:45 (last order 16:30).
Official page (Japanese)Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 9 (Mon) 10:00–20:00
Food fair from the TBS morning show 'Lovit!', held at Ginza Mitsukoshi for the first time. Part 1: Oct 28-Nov 2; Part 2: Nov 3-9. Napolitan pasta, gyoza, curry, sweets and more, with eat-in (last order 60 min before closing). Closes 17:00 on Nov 2 and Nov 9; entry limits or numbered tickets when crowded.
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Noël à la Mode 2026 Champagne Festival
Isetan Shinjuku, Main Bldg. 6F event hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 9 (Mon) 10:30–19:30
More than 750 champagnes from about 110 producers. Hours shown are tasting hours (last day: tasting until 17:30, event until 18:00). Free tastings are for MI W members, once a day. Alcohol for 20+ only.
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Shinagawa Prince Gourmet Journey: Aomori & Hakodate Fair (LUXE DINING HAPUNA)
Shinagawa Prince Hotel, LUXE DINING HAPUNA (Shinagawa Sta.)
Sep 16 (Wed) – Nov 10 (Tue) 11:00–21:30
A buffet fair gathering flavors of Aomori and Hakodate. Lunch 11:00–15:00 (90 minutes), dinner 17:00–21:30 (until 22:00 on weekends and holidays).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 10 (Tue) 18:00–21:30
The first live event of "Nomolabo" from the drinks media nomooo: three homemade infused liquors with snacks. Part 1 18:00–19:30, Part 2 20:00–21:30 (25 each, by lottery; apply by Oct 22, 23:59).
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Oku-Shinjuku Fes 2026 (Shinjuku Machi-Bar Week)
Participating shops around Tokyo Ika Daigaku-dori & Sanbangai (Oku-Shinjuku) (Nishi-shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 10 (Tue) – Nov 11 (Wed) 17:00–22:00
A bar crawl through 15 shops around Tokyo Ika Daigaku-dori and Sanbangai in the Oku-Shinjuku area, about 15 minutes' walk from Shinjuku Station. Show the pass for no cover charge and 500-yen and special menus.
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65th Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Festival — Minori Festival 2026
Sunshine City World Import Mart Bldg 4F Exhibition Hall A (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–17:00
Organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and others, with tastings and sales of regional specialties from across Japan. Also pony rides, petting giant rabbits and meeting local mascots.
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Dai Tsukemen Haku presents Ra-1 Grand Prix 2026
Okubo Park, Shinjuku (special venue) (Seibu-Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
Ramen shops from across Japan take turns and compete by visitor vote. Closed on changeover days.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 15 (Sun) 12:00–19:00
About 28 sake breweries gather on the rooftop park in Shibuya. Free entry; buy SAKE tickets and a masu cup to drink. Ticket exchange ends 30 min before closing.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Katsushika's food festival fills Shin-Koiwa Park with food stalls and stage shows. This year's ambassador is LiLiCo. 6 minutes' walk from Shin-Koiwa Station.
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Zennikusai & Mayo Fes in Edogawa
Ojima-Komatsugawa Park, Freedom Plaza (Higashi-Ojima Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
The Edogawa edition of the Zennikusai meat food festival at Ojima-Komatsugawa Park, with stage shows both days.
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GREEN GROWN MARCHE! Autumn Harvest Festival 2026
GREEN SPRINGS 2F, Tachikawa (Tachikawa Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A food-focused market of up to 30 stalls: vegetables, fruit, bread, baked goods, coffee and heirloom vegetable seeds, plus food trucks and free live music. Pets allowed at GREEN SPRINGS on a leash or in a carrier/stroller (not on the lawn).
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Omotesando Craft Beer Festa 2026
Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Omokado 6F, Omohara no Mori (Omotesando Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:30–19:00
A craft beer festival in the Omotesando and Harajuku area. Several breweries take part, with more than 10 kinds of craft beer.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 10 (Tue) – Nov 17 (Tue) 11:00–19:30
An ice cream event marking the 10th anniversary of Winter Ice Day (Nov 15), gathering ice cream from across Japan. Held in an air-conditioned, all-weather venue with winter picks from 10+ major makers, a local ice cream vote, workshops and stage events.
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Toshihiko Takamizawa's Gourmet Festival at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi 2026
Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, 7F Event Hall & B1 Food Collection (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Nov 17 (Tue) 10:00–19:00
About 20 bread and sweets shops on Main Bldg 7F (Nov 11-16, closes 18:00 on the last day) and 13 regional meal shops at the B1 Food Collection (Nov 11-17), with event-only collaboration items.
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Ishikawa & Fukui Products Fair
Keio Department Store Shinjuku 7F Main Event Hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 12 (Thu) – Nov 17 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A six-day regional food and products fair on the 7th floor of Keio Department Store Shinjuku.
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Nippon Zenkoku Bussanten 2026 (All-Japan Local Products Fair)
Sunshine City Exhibition Hall A (World Import Mart Bldg. 4F) and Hall B (Bunka Kaikan Bldg. 4F) (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–19:00
A fair organized by the Central Federation of Societies of Commerce and Industry, bringing together local specialties and regional food from all over Japan. The exhibitor list by prefecture is on the official site.
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ISLANDER 2026 (Japan's Islands Fair)
Sunshine City Bunka Kaikan Bldg. 2F, Exhibition Hall D (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Islands from Hokkaido to Okinawa gather to sell local products and serve island food.
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Toden Line Gourmet Digital Stamp Rally (Ogu–Machiya)
Along the Toden Arakawa Line (14 spots in Ogu, Machiya and nearby) (Machiya Sta.)
Sep 18 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:00–17:00
Use your smartphone to visit 14 spots, mostly eateries, along the Toden tram line. Apply for prizes by stamp count; every participant gets a wallpaper.
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World Drinks Fest (Odaiba Symbol Promenade Park)
Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza, Odaiba (Daiba Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 12:00–21:00
A festival of drinks from around the world, such as pálinka, cachaça and pisco, with dishes like Schweinshaxe and quesadillas. There are world music and dance stages plus karaoke, quiz and bingo. Last order 20:30; opens at 16:00 on the 20th.
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Natural Wine Love Vol.07
United Nations University courtyard and piloti, Aoyama (Omotesando Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–17:00
Three days of natural wine with winemakers, importers and food carts serving dishes to pair. Held rain or shine; may be cancelled in stormy weather.
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Rakuten Super Furusato Nozei Festival 2026
Makuhari Messe Halls 7-8 (Kaihin-Makuhari Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–17:00
Over 200 municipalities exhibit hometown-tax gifts and local PR booths, with food trucks, tasting booths, a stage and local mascots. 10:00-17:00, free, advance sign-up for a 30-minute entry slot required.
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Taiwan Fair (Keio Department Store Shinjuku)
Keio Department Store Shinjuku 7F Main Event Hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) – Nov 24 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A six-day Taiwan fair in the 7F main event hall of Keio Department Store Shinjuku. Closes at 17:00 on the last day; the event may close early.
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Yamamoto-tei Autumn Night Light-up Dinner
Yamamoto-tei, Katsushika (Tsuki and Yuki rooms) (Shibamata Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 28 (Sat) 18:00–19:30
On Saturdays in November (7, 14, 21, 28), enjoy a bento while viewing the lit-up garden of Yamamoto-tei. 18:00-19:30, two groups a night (4-8 people), by lottery via online form, cash only.
Official page (Japanese)Mar 20 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 12:00–21:30
Reservation-only rooftop barbecue at Keio Department Store Shinjuku; food and drinks cost extra.
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Egg Fes in Tokyo 2026
Sunshine City World Import Mart Bldg 4F Exhibition Hall A (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 27 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
Egg dishes, sweets and seasonings from across Japan; the tamago-kake-gohan feast needs an advance ticket.
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FESTIVIN 2026: Natural Wine Festival
Tokyo Ryutsu Center (TRC) Second Exhibition Hall F (Ryutsu Center Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 12:00–15:00
The 11th natural wine festival returns after two years, with 27 importers and producers and 37 restaurants from across Japan, standing style, 12:00–15:00 (reception 11:00, entry 11:30). Tickets include free-flow wine, a glass rental and three food items; both sales rounds are sold out and no more sales are planned. Ages 20 and over only (ID may be checked).
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Super Sweets Buffet 2026: Chestnut and Grape
Hotel New Otani Tokyo, Garden Lounge (Akasaka-mitsuke Sta.)
Sep 1 (Tue) – Nov 30 (Mon) 11:30–15:30
A buffet of chestnut and grape sweets. 90-minute seatings at 11:30, 12:00, 13:30 and 14:00. Advance booking via the website.
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Yum Cha Afternoon Tea 'Autumn Harvest & Hong Kong Delights' (The Westin Tokyo, Ryu Ten Mon)
The Westin Tokyo 2F, Cantonese restaurant Ryu Ten Mon (Ebisu Sta.)
Sep 1 (Tue) – Nov 30 (Mon) 14:00–16:30
Dim sum served from trolleys, traditional Hong Kong sweets and autumn desserts with chestnut and Shine Muscat grapes, enjoyed with Chinese tea. Weekdays two seatings (14:00 / 14:30), weekends and holidays one seating at 13:45, 2 hours each.
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MIDWINTER LOUNGE (MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS 2026)
Tokyo Midtown, Midtown Garden (next to the Lawn) (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 26 (Thu) – Dec 20 (Sun) 16:00–22:00
A new outdoor lounge at MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS 2026 where you can sip champagne while watching the MIDWINTER LIGHTS bubble illumination in the garden. Open weekdays from 16:00 and weekends from 15:00 until 22:00 (last order 21:30).
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White Christmas Petit Boulangerie (Hilton Tokyo, Bar & Lounge ZATTA)
Hilton Tokyo 2F, Bar & Lounge ZATTA (Tochomae Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 26 (Sat) 11:30–20:00
A Christmas bakery-style afternoon tea with about 10 breads and scones including a mini stollen. Seatings at 11:30, 14:30 and 18:00.
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Hilton Tokyo "King & Queen Christmas" Sweets Buffet
Hilton Tokyo 1F Marble Lounge (Tochomae Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 26 (Sat) 14:30–17:00
A royal-themed Christmas sweets buffet with 20+ desserts under a 6 m tree in Shinjuku.
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Christmas Sweets Buffet (Sunshine City Prince Hotel)
Sunshine City Prince Hotel, Café & Dining Chef's Palette (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Dec 27 (Sun) 11:30–17:30
A cat-themed Christmas sweets buffet with 21 items. Weekends and holidays only in November, daily Dec 1-27; reservations required.
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Takadanobaba & Waseda Ramen Rally 2026
About 20 participating ramen shops around Takadanobaba and Waseda, plus stamp spots at 3 Tokyo Metro stations (Takadanobaba Sta.)
Oct 1 (Thu) – Jan 31 (Sun) 09:00–20:00
A stamp rally by Tokyo Metro and a local committee: eat ramen at participating shops (takeout OK), collect stamps at Takadanobaba, Waseda and Nishi-Waseda stations, and exchange them for prizes. Station stamps 9:00–20:00; each shop keeps its own hours.
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Markets & flea markets 78 events
Markets & flea markets
66th Kanda Used Book Festival
Kanda Jimbocho Used Bookstore District (along Yasukuni-dori, Iwanami Naka venue and more) (Jimbocho Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
An open-air treasure hunt with used-book carts lining Yasukuni-dori (canceled in rain). Rare book exhibit and photo exhibition at the Tokyo Antiquarian Book Hall (free). Limited-edition Rilakkuma tote bags on sale.
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Tennoz Canal Fes 2026 Autumn/Winter
Tennozu Isle area (CANAL EAST, Tennoz Canal, Ail Shinagawa, Seafort Square) (Tennozu Isle Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
A market and food festival along the Tennozu canals. ART YATAI art-themed stalls, the handmade market HOME MADE, a STREET FOOD FESTIVAL and a charcoal grill fest line up, and on the 31st and 1st there are Kids' University workshops and police and fire vehicle displays (some need booking).
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Katsushika Traditional Crafts Market at Tora-san Summit 2026
Shibamata Kawajin Machinami-kan (Shibamata Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Local artisans sell and demonstrate Edo kiriko glass, inden leather, battledores, tortoiseshell and more, with hands-on silver ring making and yuzen dyeing.
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Shimokita Mitsuboshi Bazaar 2026
Shimokitazawa Station front plaza (East Gate) (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A market by Showa Shinkin Bank and the Shimokitazawa shopping association, with 69 booths from popular Tokyo shops and regional producers. Food and drinks, plus goods and plants; you can eat on site.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
A twice-yearly record fair by pianola records and BONUS TRACK, centered on the plaza, with gallery pop-ups and food. May change or be cancelled in bad weather.
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Kami-itabashi South Exit Morning Market
Kami-itabashi Minamiguchi Ginza Shopping Street (Kami-itabashi Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 07:00–09:00
A morning market held on the first Sunday of each month in the shopping street by Kami-itabashi Station's south exit, with bargains on fresh food and household goods.
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Arakawa Partner Cities Fair
Nippori Station East Exit Event Plaza (Nippori Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
Partner cities of Arakawa Ward bring local specialties and travel information. Cancelled in bad weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A marche in a cafe in Nishi-Kasai with 11 booths: beauty, wellness, healing, art, workshops, accessories, herbal tea, low-carb bread and more. Visitors are asked to pre-register via the link in the profile.
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Tokyo Nominoichi '26 Autumn (Tokyo Flea Market)
Showa Kinen Park, Yume Hiroba (Tachikawa Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 09:30–16:30
One of Tokyo's biggest flea markets, with 300+ vendors selling antiques, vintage clothing, used books, records and handmade crafts, plus food trucks and live stages. Sweet bean paste festival on 10/31–11/1 and wheat/bread festival on 11/2–11/3.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
An art goods market with 106 makers: illustration-led zines, posters, homewares, accessories, tableware and more. Four days at o-i STUDIO, 3 min from Oimachi Station. Opens at 14:00 on the first day and closes at 18:00 on the last day.
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About 1,000 Tokyo-grown vegetables, fruits and flowers on show at this farm produce fair. On 11/3 there is a ¥500 one-coin sale (about 3 items, numbered tickets) plus sales of Tokyo potted flowers and processed foods. Public viewing on 11/2 starts around 16:00 after judging.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 09:00–13:00
Sale of vegetables and flowers grown in Edogawa, food trucks using local produce, and stalls. Komatsuna greens are given to the first 100 people (numbered tickets from 10:00). Ends when sold out.
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Okumachiichi 2026 (Machida Yakushiike Park Shikisai-no-Mori West Garden)
Machida Yakushiike Park Shikisai-no-Mori West Garden (Orchard & Lookout Plaza) (Machida Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–15:00
About 50 stalls in the orchard and lookout plaza, 10:00-15:00. European vintage clothing, old tools and furniture, handmade pottery, plants and food, plus workshops and live music. In rain it is held indoors at a smaller scale.
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Toyama Specialty Fair 2026 at Nihonbashi Toyama-kan
Nihonbashi Toyama-kan, Exchange Space (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 5 (Thu) 10:30–19:00
A fair showcasing and selling distinctive Toyama products made with local resources. 10:30-19:00 (last day, Nov 5, until 18:00).
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Autumn Handcraft Marche + Small Photo Exhibition (Showa Kinen Park)
Showa Kinen Park, Hana Midori Cultural Center (Tachikawa Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) – Nov 6 (Fri) 10:00–16:00
A two-day market of makers whose crafts brighten daily life: fresh flowers and antique items, small wreath-making workshops and more, plus a small photo show by photography class students. Right by the Akebono Gate, 10 min walk from Tachikawa Station. Until 14:30 on the 6th.
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Kichi*Naka MARCHE Vol.60
Rebest Forum (Nakamichi-dori, Kichijoji) (Kichijoji Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) – Nov 6 (Fri) 11:00–19:00
The 60th edition of a market on Kichijoji's Nakamichi-dori, running since 2019: candles, fabric goods, embroidery, flower arrangements, rice-flour sweets, homemade jam and more. Makers differ by day.
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A charity event by MASH Group with goods sales, food booths, food trucks and workshops. Proceeds support relief for the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake. Food and workshop floors are cashless only.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 09:00–16:00
A large antique market with stalls of antiques and vintage goods at Tokyo International Forum. Cancelled in rain; may close early due to weather.
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Stage Eco Flea Market (Bunkyo Civic Center)
Bunkyo Civic Center B2F Kumin Hiroba (Korakuen Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–15:00
An indoor flea market at Bunkyo Ward's resource-reuse event, with unwanted household goods for sale and a booth giving away ceramic tableware for free.
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Hana-chan Network: Flower and Plant Swap
Arakawa Park Exhibition Space (in front of Arakawa City Office) (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:30–15:00
Arakawa City's autumn seed and seedling swap, where people bring extra plant seedlings and seeds from home to trade. Bring items the day before (1:30–3 pm) or by 10:30 am on the day.
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National Grand Pottery Market (Toneri Park)
Toneri Park (path from Toneri-koen Station to the Second Parking Lot) (Toneri-koen Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
A pottery market with ceramics from across Japan, set along the path from Toneri-koen Station to the Second Parking Lot. Closes at 16:00 on the last day. Pets welcome in a carrier or on a leash. Parking is limited, so the organizer asks visitors to come by train.
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Mushroom Expo 2026 (Puchinoki)
Gallery Miraizu (Mitaka Space Ai Plus) (Mitaka Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A mushroom-themed exhibition and sale by three makers from the handmade unit Puchinoki: mushroom-print clothes and bags, fabric goods and knitwear.
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A three-day used book market in a cafe: novels, nonfiction, paperbacks and English paperbacks. Cash only.
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GREEN Good MARKET 2026 (Grandberry Park)
Grandberry Park (outdoor plazas, Park Life Site) & Tsuruma Park (Minami-Machida Grandberry Park Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
19 Grandberry Park shops sell eco-friendly clothing, goods and books flea-market style. Also workshops (disaster-prevention lanterns, bouquets and more), used-clothing collection and a stamp rally. Cancelled in rain or storms.
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Yokohama Osanbashi Marche 2026 (Osanbashi Pier)
Osanbashi Pier Apron, Port of Yokohama (Yamashita Park side) (Nihon-odori Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Food, goods and handmade stalls from around Japan plus food trucks on the Osanbashi Pier apron. 10:00-16:00 (last entry 15:30), free admission. There is a dog park and dogs are welcome on site.
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Shibuya Designers Market (Shibuya Hikarie satellite venue)
Shibuya Hikarie 1F Event Square (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 13:00–19:00
"SSDM (Small SDM)", the first pop-up kiosk of Shibuya Designers Market, with selected creators' works, a mini market of apparel and goods, and a roulette game. 13:00–19:00, free admission. A creators' market and a plush-making workshop run at the same time at Shibuya Cast.
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Toshima Market Festival
Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market, Toshima Market (Nishi-sugamo Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 09:00–11:30
A short morning festival (9:00-11:30) on a November Sunday at the central wholesale market in Sugamo, Toshima.
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Shibuya Flea Market (Shibuya Nomi-no-ichi)
Shibuya Garden Tower, outdoor plaza (Shinsen Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A flea market held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, with about 100 stalls in the garden of the building.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A market in the grounds of Enshoin temple: local farm produce and collaboration products, food trucks, flower-arranging and temple yoga workshops, live music and a food drive.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A flea market in an Asakusa park promoting reuse of secondhand clothes and household goods. Cancelled if it rains.
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Flea Market in Takaido (Suginami Environmental Activity Center)
Suginami Environmental Activity Center 3F Lecture Room (Takaido Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–11:30
A small indoor flea market where Suginami residents sell clothing, accessories and miscellaneous goods. Open for just 90 minutes in the morning; free admission.
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Best Flea Market at Tokyo International Forum (November)
Tokyo International Forum, Ground Plaza (Yurakucho Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A stylish European-style flea market with up to about 200 stalls in Marunouchi; free entry.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
Organic and natural farmers' market held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at Yebisu Garden Place's Chateau Plaza, with vegetables and food from farmers and producers.
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Asakusa Handmade Market at Asakusa EKIMISE (November)
Asakusa EKIMISE (Asakusa Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 10 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A handmade market organized by Noichiha, with makers of accessories, fabric goods and homewares changing day by day. Seven days at Asakusa EKIMISE, directly connected to Asakusa Station on the Tobu Skytree Line.
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3rd Arakawa Fureai Market
Arakawa Park exhibition space (in front of Arakawa City Office) (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 10 (Tue) 10:00–14:00
A sale of bread, accessories and other goods handmade by people at Arakawa's welfare workshops.
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Blue Sky Market (Funabori Station Sale)
Funabori Station North Exit Plaza (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 10 (Tue) 11:00–14:00
Shirasagi Special Needs School and local welfare workshops sell handmade cookies, pound cake, senbei, bread, baked sweets, pottery and leather goods. Cancelled in bad weather.
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Nakaikebukuro Park Flea Market (with Handmade Market & Workshops)
Nakaikebukuro Park (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 12 (Thu) 10:00–18:00
A weekday flea market in Nakaikebukuro Park near Sunshine-dori in Ikebukuro, with a handmade market and a workshop corner. Free admission.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–12:00
A park flea market with about 24 stalls run by Komatsugawa and Hirai residents. Cancelled if it rains.
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Art Marché in KASAI Seaside Park
Kasai Rinkai Park, central path (Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–16:00
Artists show work, run workshops and sell goods, with food and drinks from nearby shopping streets. Postponed to Nov 15 if it rains.
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Book Swap Meeting (Caring November 2026)
BONUS TRACK plaza (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 11:00–18:00
Bring a book you want someone else to read and swap it one-for-one for a book from the "POPEYE Web Bookshelf". Up to 3 books per visit, each with a short book letter. Bring your own bag. No reservation needed. BOOK LOVER'S HOLIDAY Care Edition runs in the same plaza.
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SUPER ART & CRAFT MARKET 2026 (Tokyo Midtown Hibiya)
Tokyo Midtown Hibiya B1 Arcade (Hibiya Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
About 40 art, craft and food vendors in the basement arcade. Nov 13 18:00-21:00, Nov 14 11:00-20:00, Nov 15 11:00-17:00. Free admission. Includes a daily-changing flea corner of collectors' own items.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–15:30
An antique market in a temple parking lot near Nippori Station. Cancelled if it rains. Dogs and cats are welcome on a leash and in a carrier or held.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A huge event at Tokyo Big Sight with about 6,500 booths each day, filling the West and South Halls with original works shown and sold by their creators, plus performances. 10:00–18:00 both days.
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Tamba City Products Fair (Bunkyo Chrysanthemum Festival)
Yushima Tenmangu Shrine (Yushima Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A two-day fair of products from Tamba City, Hyogo, held at Yushima Tenmangu during the chrysanthemum festival. Buy Tamba specialties while enjoying the flowers.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 15 (Sun) 09:00–15:00
A small family-friendly flea market of household items at the fountain plaza of Kiba Park; free entry.
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Zoshigaya Tezukuri-ichi Handmade Market (November)
Zoshigaya Kishimojin-do (Zoshigaya Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A monthly handmade market where makers sell their own ceramics, textiles, accessories and baked goods. In November it is held only at Kishimojin. Cancelled if it rains.
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Furugi Fes (Vintage Clothing Festival), November 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight
Tokyo Big Sight (check the official site for the hall) (Kokusai-Tenjijo Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–19:00
Vintage clothing shops from across Japan gather at Tokyo Big Sight for a one-day sale. General entry 10:00 (early entry 9:00), last entry 18:30. Payment methods vary by shop, so bringing cash is recommended. No pets.
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Food & Handmade Teshigoto Marche
Rental Space Sakura Kitasando (Kitasando Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
A market by STYLINGNOTE and enté with 21 instructors and students: bread, baked sweets, sencha, accessories, goods, baby items and craft activities. 5 min walk from Kitasando Station.
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Recycle Bazaar (Uehara Community Education Hall, Shibuya)
Shibuya City Uehara Community Education Hall (Yoyogi-Uehara Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–14:00
A small residents' recycle bazaar announced by Shibuya City, with 20 stalls at Uehara Community Education Hall, about 5 minutes' walk from Yoyogi-Uehara Station. Dates and times may change, so check the city page.
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Noichiha Handmade Market (Tokyo Mizumachi)
Tokyo Mizumachi East Zone Waterside Terrace (Oshiage (Skytree) Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
A handmade market run by Noichiha, a handmade goods shop in Asakusa. Makers of accessories, fabric goods, small items and interior pieces gather, with workshops for kids and adults. At Tokyo Mizumachi along the Sumida River.
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A day with 7 shops at the restaurant COSHIRAE. In "Koshirae no Ki", you paint leaves using vegetable scraps as brushes and add them to a big tree being live-painted; adults and kids can join anytime without booking by ordering one drink. Held rain or shine. 10 min walk from Sangenjaya Station, 7 min from Nishi-Taishido Station.
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A first-time hands-on market bringing babies and pets together in Meiji Park. The pet area offers pet stroller trials and walks in the park and a dog photo studio (booking required), plus food trucks and workshops.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
Two days of booths from local shops and companies, with kids' dance, live music, sports try-outs and dance stages, for everyone from children to adults.
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Shibuya Flea Market (Shibuya Nomi-no-ichi)
Shibuya Garden Tower, outdoor plaza (Shinsen Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A flea market held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, with about 100 stalls in the garden of the building.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A long-loved downtown flea market with up to about 150 stalls of household items; free entry.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–13:30
A residents' recycle bazaar announced by Shibuya City, with 24 stalls at Refresh Hikawa, about 10 minutes' walk from Shibuya Station. Dates and times may change, so check the city page.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 22 (Sun) 10:30–15:30
A hands-on family market in Jujo: take-home Jujo melon bread, baked sweets and deli food, workshops like aroma stones, handmade goods, and a kids' dance stage (11:30, 14:00). No eating inside the venue. 1 min from JR Jujo Station.
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Organic and natural farmers' market held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at Yebisu Garden Place's Chateau Plaza, with vegetables and food from farmers and producers.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 22 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–18:00
A market for Caring November, tied to Japan's Nursing Care Day on November 11. Products born in disability-welfare and elderly-care settings and their makers gather in the plaza; chat with them as you shop.
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A large antique market with stalls of antiques and vintage goods at Tokyo International Forum. Cancelled in rain; may close early due to weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 28 (Sat) 09:00–15:00
A reuse-themed flea market in Hanakawado Park, Asakusa, run by a local recycling group. This session was moved from the 21st to the 28th. Cancelled in rain.
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Yojo Ichiba: Care Edition (Caring November 2026)
BONUS TRACK Plaza / HOUSE (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 11:00–18:00
A regular market on self-care for body and mind, held as part of Caring November around Japan's Nursing Care Day.
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12th Neko-ten: Cat Art & Goods Fair
Kobikicho Hiroba (Kabukiza Tower B2F) (Higashi-ginza Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–18:30
A sale-exhibition of cat goods shops and artists' cat works, from accessories and tableware to paintings. Free entry at Kobikicho Hiroba, directly connected to Higashi-ginza Station.
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12th Furusato Choice Thanksgiving Festival (Pacifico Yokohama)
Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Hall B+C (Minatomirai Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 09:00–17:00
The big thank-you festival of the hometown tax site "Furusato Choice" at Pacifico Yokohama. Sat Nov 28 9:00-17:00, Sun Nov 29 9:30-16:30. Check the official page for entry and fees.
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36th Recycle World in Tobu (Tobu Kuminkan)
Tobu Kuminkan, its parking lot and surrounding roads (Mizue Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–14:00
A community event centered on a flea market in eastern Edogawa, with a food drive, food stalls and komatsuna sales. Whether it goes ahead in rain is decided at 8:00 on the day. Please do not come by car.
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Noichiha Handmade Market (Tokyo Mizumachi)
Tokyo Mizumachi East Zone Waterside Terrace (Oshiage (Skytree) Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
A handmade market run by Noichiha, a handmade goods shop in Asakusa. Makers of accessories, fabric goods and animal-motif items gather, with workshops. Christmas pieces too.
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Hatto Terrace × Marche MARKET BASE MACHIDA
Haramachida Odori, Hatto Terrace East/West (Machida Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
A one-day market on the main street in front of Machida Station: flowers and seedlings, natural stones, art and goods, baked sweets, 3 food trucks, and family workshops like bouquets and tote bag painting. Held in light rain; canceled in bad weather (postponed to Dec 6). About 3 min walk from JR Machida Station.
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Tokyo Skytree Town Dream Christmas 2026
Tokyo Skytree Town (4F Sky Arena and more) (Oshiage (Skytree) Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–23:00
About 400,000 'STAR LIGHT GOLD' lights (16:00–23:00, some until Feb 28, 2027) plus a storybook-themed Christmas market at the 4F Sky Arena (11:00–22:00, last order 21:00), featuring a giant 4m stollen.
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Tokyo Christmas Advent
Ueno Park (Hakamagoshi Plaza / Shinobazu Pond area) (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 12:00–23:00
Christmas market in Ueno Park, expanding to the Shinobazu Pond area from Nov 18.
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The Peninsula Tokyo Naka-dori Christmas Market
The Peninsula Tokyo, Naka-dori Café (1F) (Hibiya Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 12:00–18:00
Christmas sweets, gifts and hot chocolate at the hotel's ground-floor Naka-dori Café. Mainly Fri–Sun in November, daily Dec 1–25. Paid gingerbread house workshops are also offered.
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COCOON CITY Christmas Market 2026
Cocoon City (Cocoon Plaza, Keyaki Walk & more) (Saitama-Shintoshin Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 12:00–22:00
A 49-day outdoor Christmas market at Cocoon City, directly connected to the east exit of Saitama-Shintoshin Station. Last order 21:30. On the first day (Nov 7), the market is planned to close temporarily from 16:30 to 18:45.
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Yebisu Garden Place Illumination & Christmas Marché 2026
Yebisu Garden Place Clock Plaza & Château Plaza (Ebisu Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–20:00
A marché inspired by European Christmas markets (Clock Plaza from Nov 14, Château Plaza from Nov 27; weekdays 17:00–20:00, weekends and holidays 12:00–20:00). A 10 m tree stands in Clock Plaza, and the illumination runs 16:00–23:00 until Feb 28, 2027. May be cancelled in rain or strong wind.
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Tokyo Christmas Market 2026 in Shin-Toyosu
Shin-Toyosu Venue (6-4 Toyosu, Koto-ku) (Shin-Toyosu Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–21:30
A German-style Christmas market at a new waterfront venue in Toyosu. Preschoolers free.
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Christmas Market at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse 2026
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Event Plaza & Red Brick Park (Nihon-odori Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–22:00
A German-style Christmas market facing the sea and the Minato Mirai night view. Open until 21:00 from Nov 21 to Dec 4 and until 22:00 from Dec 5 (from 17:00 on Nov 20). Entry is 500 to 1,000 yen depending on the day, with priority tickets also sold; elementary school children and younger enter free (junior high and younger free until Dec 4). Dogs are allowed if fully inside a cage or cart. Held rain or shine.
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Roppongi Hills Christmas Market 2026
Roppongi Hills O-yane Plaza (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–21:00
The 20th edition, recreating Stuttgart's Christmas market with German food and ornaments.
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Azabudai Hills Christmas Market 2026
Azabudai Hills Central Square (Kamiyacho Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–21:00
19 food and retail stalls across Azabudai Hills' central square and lawn.
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Chiikawa Christmas Market
Toyosuna Park (in front of AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin) (Makuhari-Toyosuna Sta.)
Nov 24 (Tue) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–21:00
A roughly 6,000 m² Christmas market with Chiikawa and friends, featuring limited-edition food and goods. Date-and-time tickets are required; the last entry slot is 18:30-19:00. Children under 4 do not need a ticket (one per adult).
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MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS 2026 Christmas Marché
Tokyo Midtown Galleria B1 (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 26 (Thu) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:00–21:00
An indoor Christmas marché at Tokyo Midtown selling Christmas goods and accessories.
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Festivals & local events 236 events
Oct 20 (Tue) – Nov 1 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
A Panda Day tie-in stamp rally spotlighting red pandas and pheasants that share the giant panda's Chinese highland home. No prizes.
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Ikebukuro Halloween Cosplay Fes 2026
Ikebukuro East area (Naka-Ikebukuro Park, etc.) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
One of Japan's largest cosplay festivals, with an 18+ night event on Oct 30.
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IKEBUKURO LIVING LOOP × Sunshine City PLAYPARK 2026
Sunshine City ALPA 1F, plaza by the south entrance (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
Three days of hands-on play and workshops for kids, with a stamp rally.
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Tokyo Yuki Matsuri SNOWBANK PAY IT FORWARD 2026
Yoyogi Park Event Plaza and Outdoor Stage (Harajuku Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 09:00–18:00
A snowboard jib battle with pro riders and live music on the outdoor stage, plus booths for blood donation and bone-marrow donor registration. Held rain or shine.
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Tora-san Summit 2026
Shibamata Taishakuten approach (main venue), Tora-san Museum, Yamamoto-tei and more (Shibamata Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
22 filming locations of the Otoko wa Tsurai yo (Tora-san) films gather in Shibamata to show off local performing arts, specialties and food. Held rain or shine.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A dog event at seaside Rinko Park where you can spend the whole day with your dog: a natural-grass dog run, 50 m dog races, agility trials, a market of dog food and wear, meeting rescue dogs, and a Halloween costume party. Oct 31 10:00–17:00, Nov 1 10:00–16:00. Free entry (some paid content; food and goods extra). Some activities need advance booking.
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Pandabashi Wan-Wan Halloween 2026
Panda Bridge, JR Ueno Station (outside Iriya gate) (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A dog Halloween on Panda Bridge at Ueno Station: costume fashion show, mini train driven by JR staff (dogs ride in your arms; some conditions; cancelled in rain), shopping booths and photo sessions.
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A Bon dance event for Shinagawa City's 80th anniversary, with food stalls, a local products market and stages by local groups. On the 31st characters join the dance; on the 1st Azumi Inoue and Yuyu perform and the Shinagawa Ondo is shown. Held rain or shine.
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51st Funabori Festival
Funabori Community Hall and surroundings (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 09:00–15:00
A neighborhood festival around Funabori Community Hall with stage performances of dance, song and music, exhibitions and a flea market.
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Pug Fes 2026 AUTUMN at Eeno no Mori Dog Garden
Eeno no Mori Dog Garden (Yumenoshima, Koto) (Shin-Kiba Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 09:00–16:00
An autumn dog festival for owners of pugs and pug mixes, with a pug goods market. Held rain or shine (cancelled in storms). Each dog needs a ticket too.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 09:15–13:00
Stage shows and exhibits by local clubs, stalls selling yakisoba and imagawayaki, and go and mahjong try-outs. No registration needed.
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Katsushika Waste Reduction & Cleaning Fair
Katsushika Incineration Plant (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–14:00
Tour the incineration plant, enjoy a brass band and a hero show, browse a used-book sale and flea market, and try an earthquake simulator or loading a garbage truck. Last entry 13:30.
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48th Kita-Koiwa Festival
Koiwa Park / Koiwa No.3 Junior High School (Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A "festival for the whole family": brass bands, yosakoi and kids' dance on stage, a children's area with games and woodworking, and food stalls.
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24th Sukusuku Messe @ Kasuya
Kasuya Children's Center and Kasuya Community Center (Chitose-Karasuyama Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–13:00
A day packed with programs for babies and toddlers, held with the Kasuya Community Center culture festival. No booking needed.
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Ekokkuru Autumn Festival (Ekokkuru Koto Environmental Learning Center)
Ekokkuru Koto (Koto City Environmental Learning Center) (Shiomi Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
An autumn festival at Koto Ward's environmental learning center, with a craft show by Masato Kubota (known as "Wakuwaku-san"), a workshop to touch and observe local insects and crabs, a solar car display and ride, and a wooden toy corner. 10:00–15:00, free (some food for sale). Some booths have limited capacity.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 10:30–14:00
One of Arakawa's children's festivals, with a brass band, dance performances, craft corners and food stalls. Cancelled if it rains.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 10:30–14:00
A neighborhood children's festival in Ogu with brass band and dance stages, a craft corner and food stalls. Cancelled in rain; no cars or motorbikes.
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Picture Book Storytime in English and Japanese (Kita City Central Library)
Kita City Central Library 2F, Children's Library "Story Room" (Jujo Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:30–11:45
A storytime with picture books read in English and Japanese. Two sessions, 10:30–11:00 and 11:15–11:45 (doors open 10 minutes before). For children whose first language is not Japanese or who are interested in English picture books. No registration needed.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
Minato City's child-abuse prevention campaign event, with booths for parents and children to enjoy together: food booths, games, workshops, exhibits, stage shows and a talk with the mayor and the Minato Children's Council.
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Planetarium from Age 0: Stories of the Autumn Night Sky (IMAGINUS)
IMAGINUS (Suginami Science Lab), 3F (Koenji Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 12:00–12:20
A 20-minute planetarium show with an autumn sky story featuring a prince riding Pegasus. Capacity 20; tickets sold online until 10 minutes before the start.
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Children's Rights Day Forum Nakano 2026 (Craft Workshop & Play Park)
Nakano City Hall 1F (Nakanoba, Sharenoma, Sotoniwa) (Nakano Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 13:00–16:00
A forum at Nakano City Hall with a craft workshop for ages 3 to 12, a free-play park and a stamp rally.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 2 (Mon) 10:00–19:30
The first in seven years: four films at ¥800 each, including "90 Years Old - So What?". Stage greetings by Rei Kikukawa (Oct 30) and Kanji Tsuda (Oct 31) at select screenings. Seats cleared between shows.
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Special Guide: Find Animal Motifs on the Five-Storied Pagoda (Ueno Zoo, Tokyo Cultural Property Week)
Ueno Zoo, East Garden (in front of the Five-Storied Pagoda) (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 2 (Mon) 11:00–11:30
A special guided walk for Tokyo Cultural Property Week, looking for animal motifs on the former Kan'ei-ji Five-Storied Pagoda, an Important Cultural Property. 25 people, first come on the day; reception from 10:50 in front of the pagoda. Held in rain; wear comfortable shoes for the gravel path.
Official page (Japanese)Sep 30 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–18:00
Japan's oldest amusement park goes Halloween with a join-in parade and themed rides.
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Shonan Candle 2026 (Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden)
Enoshima Samuel Cocking Garden (Katase-Enoshima Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 17:00–20:00
About 10,000 candles light up Enoshima for 25 days, with a collaboration with the anime "Rascal Does Not Dream" series and paid workshops such as painting candle cups. Garden entry is free until 17:00; the Sea Candle tower costs extra.
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ASAKUSA CULTURE & LIGHTS 2026
Senso-ji Temple Main Hall and Hozomon Gate (Asakusa Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 18:00–21:30
A roughly 6-minute projection on Senso-ji's Main Hall and Hozomon Gate, based on votive paintings, the Kanbun Engi scroll and ukiyo-e. Free, no booking. A paid special viewing of the normally closed Denpoin Garden runs at the same time (9:00–21:00).
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Arakawa Culture Festival: Tea Ceremony
Machiya Culture Center 1F Hall and 3F Meeting Room 1 (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–15:00
Tea ceremony sessions held for three days at Machiya Culture Center as part of Arakawa City's culture festival. 10:00-15:00 (planned).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–14:00
One of Arakawa's children's festivals: dance and taiko performances, game and craft corners, new-sports try-outs and food stalls. Cancelled if it rains.
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21st Mizumoto Park Fureai Festival
Mizumoto Park, Hanashobu Plaza (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–15:30
A park festival with a flower market, craft workshops, Katsushika-grown vegetable sales, a goldfish display, food trucks and stage shows. Cancelled in stormy weather.
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Autumn Craft Festival: Nature Edition (Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum, Lab (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–16:00
A nature-themed craft event in the museum's lab on Culture Day. Two sessions: 10:00-12:00 (last entry 11:45) and 14:00-16:00 (last entry 15:45). No reservation needed; open to all.
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The 45th Sports Center Festival
Edogawa City Sports Center (Nishi-Kasai Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–16:00
A festival on Culture Day at the Edogawa City Sports Center, with events featuring top athletes, para-sports trial corners and a prize quiz. 10:00-16:00, free (some activities require registration).
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Kamishibai-Only Storytime (Shimo-Ochiai Library)
Shinjuku City Shimo-Ochiai Library Multipurpose Room (Takadanobaba Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–11:45
A storytime told entirely with kamishibai picture-card stories for ages 4 to elementary and parents.
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Atsumare! Ebara 2026 (Town-wide Culture Event)
Square Ebara and other venues (Musashi-Koyama) (Musashi-Koyama Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–17:00
A hands-on culture event on Culture Day across five venues in Ebara and Musashi-Koyama: workshops from 100 yen, stage shows, outdoor kamishibai, festival games, a food market and talks. Main venue: Square Ebara. Just drop in.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–15:00
A neighborhood festival in Koenji-kita: Namisuke photo party (numbered tickets; 11:30, 13:00, 14:00), rubber-band shooting and putting golf (free), badges (paid), food stalls with frankfurters and popcorn, and a display of works by a local kindergarten. Held rain or shine.
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Bean and Sparkly Gem Charm Making (Ultraman Shopping Street Workshop Day)
Kinuta 8-chome Children's Playground (Soshigaya-Okura Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–16:00
At the Ultraman Shopping Street workshop event in Soshigaya, the kids' cafe Soramame runs a booth where children make charms from beans and sparkly gems. 11:00–16:00, for ages up to 18, free. About 6 minutes' walk from Soshigaya-Okura Station; held in rain, cancelled in severe weather.
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Yawaraka Art Academy: Pablo Picasso (Toneri Library)
Toneri Community Learning Center, Study Room 2 (Toneri-koen Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 14:00–16:00
A parent-and-child class by Toneri Library. Children look at Picasso's paintings to discover the secrets of his techniques and talk about what the artist was thinking, and guardians can try his techniques in a workshop. 8 pairs, first come, first served; apply at the counter, by phone or online.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 15:00–15:30
Gentle parent-and-child yoga on the park lawn that even little ones can join. Book via Ogu Library's counter, phone or website.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 4 (Wed) 15:30–16:00
Enjoy picture books full of food, then vote for your favorite dish. First 15 groups; numbered tickets from 15:15 on the day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 5 (Thu) 17:00–21:00
Two nights only: Otemachi Nakadori is lit with Japanese washi umbrella lanterns. On Nov 4 there is a free umbrella paper-pasting workshop with a craftsman.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 5 (Thu) 09:30–13:30
An outdoor play space where babies, toddlers and parents can relax in nature, run by the NPO Mother Tree Nature School. No reservation, free. Check the official Instagram in case of rain.
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Museum with Your Baby (Ota City Folk Museum)
Ota City Folk Museum (meeting room & special display corner) (Nishi-magome Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) 10:00–11:30
A curator's gallery talk on the special display about writer Uno Chiyo, plus parent-child play and picture-book reading for babies. Eight pairs, first-come; phone booking from Oct 15, 8:30. Strollers welcome; nursing and diaper changing available.
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Toshima Childcare Festival
Toshima Center Square (Toshima City Office 1F) (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) 10:00–11:30
Intros to ward nursery schools, school-lunch recipes, height and weight checks, picture-book reading, hand/footprint crafts and a photo booth.
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Toddler Storytime at Umegaoka Library (November)
Setagaya Umegaoka Library, Story Room (Umegaoka Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) 10:30–11:00
Picture books and finger plays for ages 0-2 and their parents. 10:30-11:00, free, no registration, first 15 families. Another session on Nov 20.
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Play with Folk Instruments (Haramachi Children's Center)
Haramachi Children's Center B1 Playroom (Nishi-koyama Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) 10:30–11:30
A session for ages 0-2 and their parents, playing with folk instruments from around the world. 10:30-11:30, free, just come along. Shoes off for both parent and child.
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Special Night Opening: Building Light-up (Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum)
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum (Musashi-Koganei Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 7 (Sat) 16:30–20:30
For two days only, the museum in Koganei Park stays open into the evening, lighting up its restored historic buildings with a candle night. Light-up 16:30–20:30 (opens 9:30, last entry 20:00).
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Chokokuji Temple Tori-no-Ichi (First Rooster Day), Asakusa
Chokokuji Temple (Senzoku, Asakusa) (Iriya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 00:00–24:00
The Tori-no-Ichi fair at Chokokuji, the 'Rooster Temple' next to Otori Shrine, open a full day from midnight to midnight with lucky rakes, amulets and food stalls. This year has two Rooster Days.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Hanahata Ootori Shrine (First Rooster Day)
Ootori Shrine (Hanahata, Adachi) (Rokucho Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 05:00–24:00
The Tori-no-Ichi rooster fair (First Rooster Day) at Ootori Shrine in Hanahata, Adachi, said to be the birthplace of the fair. Open from 5:00 to around 24:00. A temporary parking lot is available, with a shuttle bus to the shrine from 9:00 to 21:00. Tobu buses run from Rokucho Station.
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Meguro Otori Shrine Tori-no-Ichi (First Rooster Day)
Otori Shrine (Meguro) (Meguro Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 08:00–22:00
Tori-no-Ichi fair at Otori Shrine in Meguro. Lucky kumade rake charms are offered from about 8:00 to 22:00. From 19:00, kagura dance and the kumade dance are performed at the main hall. In 2026 there are two rooster days.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Kasai Shrine, Katsushika (1st Rooster Day)
Kasai Shrine (Higashi-Kanamachi, Katsushika) (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 08:00–22:00
The Tori-no-Ichi fair at Kasai Shrine in Higashi-Kanamachi, Katsushika. Held from 8:00 to around 22:00 according to the shrine.
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Yotsuya Suga Shrine Tori-no-Ichi (First Rooster Day)
Suga Shrine (Yotsuya) (Yotsuya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 09:00–22:00
Grand festival of the Otori shrine within Suga Shrine in Yotsuya. Lucky kumade charms are offered 9:00–22:00 (1,000 yen with broom, 800 yen kakkome). Each charm comes with one draw in a lucky lottery. Stalls line the grounds, with dedicatory dances at the kagura stage.
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Azabu-Juban Juban Inari Shrine Tori-no-Ichi (First Rooster Day)
Juban Inari Shrine (Azabu-juban Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 09:00–23:00
Tori-no-Ichi at Juban Inari Shrine, right next to Exit 7 of Azabu-juban Station. From 9:00 to around 23:00, kumade rake charms and lucky wallets are offered all day; kumade start at 1,000 yen. A limited goshuin stamp (pre-written, 500 yen) is available only on this day.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Mamai Katori Shrine, Shin-Koiwa (1st Rooster Day)
Mamai Katori Shrine (Chuo, Edogawa) (Shin-Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 09:00–21:00
The Tori-no-Ichi fair at Mamai Katori Shrine near Shin-Koiwa. 9:00–21:00 according to the shrine's annual events page.
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Connect with Nature in an Autumn Park (Ekokkuru Koto, Kiba Park)
Kiba Park (meet at Fureai Hiroba entrance) (Kiba Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 09:30–11:30
A nature walk in Kiba Park to observe nuts and autumn leaves and enjoy the season with all five senses, led by Nature Leader Koto. 24 participants, lottery (Koto residents first); applications must arrive by Oct 20.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–16:30
Celebrate the Indian festival of lights in Nishi-Kasai, home to many Indian residents: classical dance and music on stage, curry and sweets, and an Indian bazaar. Now held at Takino Park.
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Tama Zoo Autumn School: Let's Become Guinea Pig Experts!
Tama Zoological Park (Tama-dobutsu-koen Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–11:30
Grades 1–3 observe guinea pigs' bodies and behavior and touch them. 20 spots, lottery, apply by Oct 22.
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Clay Cut-Out Play (Ekokkuru Koto)
Ekokkuru Koto (Koto Environmental Learning Center) (Shiomi Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–12:00
Look at soil particles under a microscope, knead soil into your own clay, then cut out shapes and paint them. 24 participants, lottery (Koto residents first); applications must arrive by Oct 20.
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Kids Science College: Math Magic Tricks (Bunkyo City Education Center)
Bunkyo City Education Center (Hongo-sanchome Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–12:00
Learn magic tricks based on arithmetic, for grade 4 to junior high students. 50 places, first come first served (Bunkyo residents/students only).
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Tori-no-Ichi at Kotohira Otori Shrine, Yokohama (1st Rooster Day)
Kotohira Otori Shrine (Magane-cho, Yokohama) (Bandobashi Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–21:30
Yokohama's Tori-no-Ichi fair. Charm stalls 10:00–21:30, food stalls 11:00–21:30 (official info). Roads nearby are closed to traffic 11:00–24:00.
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Keisei Bus Group Thanks Festival 2026
Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall 1 (Kaihin-Makuhari Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–15:00
Bus displays and ride experiences, mini games, sales of parts from retired buses and original goods, and brass band and dance performances by local groups. 10:00-15:00, free entry.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–16:00
A hands-on environmental fair described as fun for children and adults, held on the 1st, 4th and 10th floors of Chiyoda City Office. 10:00–16:00, free admission. Includes a creature quiz show by WoW Kitsunezaru (11:00, seat tickets from 10:00), a fish quiz show by Sakana no Oniisan Kawa-chan (pre-registration), and booths by 20+ groups such as hand-crank power generation and a solar-powered train. Workshops (aroma spray, herbarium) are pre-registration for people who live, study or work in Chiyoda.
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Find Japan's "Good Things": Japanese Culture Experience (Nerikiri, Tea Ceremony, Tatami)
Higo-Hosokawa Garden, Japanese-style Room (Edogawabashi Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–11:30
Make nerikiri wagashi, enjoy matcha with your own sweet in a relaxed tea ceremony (no formal sitting or etiquette needed), and feel real domestic igusa tatami while trying the suri-ashi walk. Solo adults, families and groups welcome. Runs until 12:00 at the latest. Book first-come via the Google Form linked on the organizer's Instagram profile.
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Come Together! International Family
Daita-Minami Children's Center (Sakura Hanamido) (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:30–12:00
A drop-in gathering for families with babies and toddlers who have roots overseas, to share parenting stories from around the world. Booking opens Oct 17; walk-ins welcome.
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Picture Book Science: String Telephones (Minato Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum, Lab (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 11:20–12:00
Look at all kinds of string telephones in a picture book, then make your own (40 min, 18 children; parents stay close as scissors are used). Lottery closed Oct 13; open seats go first-come until 23:59 the day before.
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Storytime at Shibamata Manabi Koryukan (Nov)
Shibamata Manabi Koryukan (Shibamata Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–14:30
A storytime for preschoolers and elementary schoolers run by Katsushika libraries. Just come along.
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Multilingual Story Time (Kita-Shinjuku Library)
Kita-Shinjuku Lifelong Learning Center, AV Room (Okubo Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–15:00
A story time with international students from Indonesia, Tunisia and Myanmar, enjoyable even if you don't understand the languages. Capacity 20, no registration.
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Kurirabo in Koto: Make Your Own LINE Stickers!
Onagigawa Children's Center (Nishi-ojima Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–16:30
Use digital drawing tools to create LINE sticker images with different expressions and poses. 20 places, lottery if oversubscribed. Apply on the Kurirabo site by Oct 24, 17:00.
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Workshop with Yuka Hamano: Find What You Love (Inariyama Library)
Nerima City Inariyama Library (Oizumi-gakuen Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–15:00
A children's workshop led by picture-book artist Yuka Hamano about discovering what you love. 30 places by lottery; apply by Oct 25. Free.
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Make a Card Stand from Receipt Roll Cores (Midorigaoka Library)
Meguro City Midorigaoka Library (Midorigaoka Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:30–15:30
A Book Week craft: turn used receipt-roll cores into a mini "card stand". 15 places, first come first served from Oct 16 at the library counter or by phone (03-3723-0661).
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Stuffed Animal Storytime (Umeda Library)
Umeda Library 2F, Carpet Corner (Umejima Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 15:00–15:45
A storytime that children join together with their favorite stuffed animal; bring your own. Up to 10 groups; apply from Oct 10 at the library counter or by phone (03-3840-4646). Reception opens at 14:45.
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Origami Flying Seeds Experiment (Minato City Science Museum)
Minato Science Museum, 1F multipurpose lobby (Toranomon Sta.)
Oct 15 (Thu) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Fold origami models of wind-borne seeds like maple and tree-of-heaven and test how they fly. 10:00-18:00 (last entry 17:45), about 10 minutes, free, no booking.
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Flower and Light Movement at Koganei Park: Autumn Colors Story
Koganei Park (around Ikoi-no-Hiroba and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum) (Musashi-Koganei Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 17:00–20:00
A free evening light-up that turns Koganei Park into seven chapters of autumn plants, natural-material decorations, light and sound. Workshops such as lantern making (some need booking) and food trucks. Open until 20:30 on weekends and holidays.
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Nerima Traditional Crafts Exhibition: Hands-on Corner (Coconeri)
Coconeri 3F (Nerima Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Local artisans show their crafts; kids 10+ can try making a shakuhachi flute or Tokyo hand-painted yuzen. Free entry, paid workshops, sign up on the day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 09:30–20:00
Open until 8 p.m. for two days only (entry until 7 p.m.): keeper talks on nocturnal animals, lit-up sculptures with a guided tour, an outdoor concert on the 8th, and food trucks.
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Nakano Nigiwai Festa 2026 (Autumn)
Around Nakano Station north and south exits (Nakano Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Autumn festival around both exits of Nakano Station: about 30 taiko drum groups, a market of goods from partner towns, shopping-street scratch cards, and stages and fair games at the south exit.
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KIBA FESTA 2026 (Kiba Park)
Kiba Park (Fureai Plaza / Kiba Midoriamu area) (Kiba Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
An autumn park festival with parent-child exercise, running classes, marble mazes and crafts, a market and a mini aquarium. Parent-child exercise on Nov 8 is for ages 1.5–4.
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OTA Fureai Festa 2026 (Ota City 80th Anniversary)
Omori Furusato-no-Hamabe Park, Heiwajima Park, Heiwa-no-Mori Park, Boat Race Heiwajima (Omorikaigan Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Ota City's festival across four areas. Heiwa-no-Mori Park hosts a special children's area with a petting zoo and bungee experience. At Furusato-no-Hamabe Park, a windmill craft (ages 5-12) runs on Nov 7 and a body-movement workshop (ages 4-12) on Nov 8, about 10 per session, first-come with advance registration.
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Nakano x Suginami x Toshima Anime & Manga Fes 2026 in Suginami
Suginami Kaikan (with Suginami Animation Museum) (Ogikubo Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A free ward festival with screenings, studio talks, hands-on animation booths for families and anime song choirs.
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49th Shibuya Kumin no Hiroba: Furusato Shibuya Festival 2026
Yoyogi Park Event Plaza and other areas (Harajuku Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A community festival run by Shibuya City. About 130 groups, embassies and partner municipalities run tents with food and local products, plus stage shows and sports activities. Parade and Akita dogs on the 7th; ponies and free apples from Iida, Nagano (limited) on the 8th.
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CHANGE TOMORROW 2026 (Chomorrow) Workshop Collection
Tokyo Port City Takeshiba / Waters Takeshiba (Takeshiba Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A two-day festival across the Takeshiba area to experience the future of technology and pop culture. CANVAS's Workshop Collection offers kids' workshops on AI, robots, programming and the environment, plus robot encounters and superhuman sports. Free entry; some programs are paid or need booking.
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GTF Green Challenge Day 2026 in Shinjuku Gyoen
Shinjuku Gyoen (Landscape Garden and Formal Garden) (Shinjuku-gyoemmae Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A participatory environmental festival supporting eco-friendly 'Green Challenge' actions by companies, local governments, groups and citizens. Held Nov 7–8, 10:00–16:00, in Shinjuku Gyoen's landscape and formal gardens. Free with no registration; the garden admission (adults ¥500) applies.
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Suginami Festa 2026
Momoi Harappa Park (also Suginami Kaikan and Momoi Daiichi Elementary School) (Ogikubo Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:30
Suginami Ward's autumn festival at Momoi Harappa Park. Nov 7 10:00-15:30, Nov 8 10:00-15:00. Food and goods stalls, tents from partner towns and countries, sports activities and a stage, plus the Suginami Agriculture Fair, Bread Festival & Sweets Fair, Industry Fair and Taiwan Fair.
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Make the Big Dipper and the Winter Night Sky! (Tamarokuto Science Center)
Tamarokuto Science Center, Science Classroom (Hana-Koganei Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–15:30
Build an 'open planetarium' tube that shows a starry sky when you look inside, and learn about star distances, brightness and how planetariums work. 12 per session, online first-come (from Oct 16, 10:00).
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Inaribashi Plaza, in front of Shibuya Stream (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 12:00–21:00
Two days of music, food, drinks and play in the plaza beside the Shibuya River. Children and pets are welcome.
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Art Week Tokyo Kids & Youth Workshop: 'Detectives, Collect Everyone's Discoveries!'
AWT BAR (emergence aoyama complex 1F) (Omotesando Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 13:00–17:00
Explore artworks with an art exploration kit, then share the works that stayed with you alongside a facilitator. 15 groups per session, reservation required (deadline Oct 20; lottery results emailed Oct 25).
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Make Translated Picture Books (Nukui Library)
Nerima City Nukui Library (Nakamurabashi Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 14:00–15:30
A parent-and-child workshop to make translated picture books for children in Asia, led by staff from the Shanti Volunteer Association. 12 pairs per day by lottery; apply by Oct 18. Free.
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The 50th Tobu Area Festival (Tobu Kumin-kan & Tobu Park)
Tobu Kumin-kan, Tobu Park and surroundings (Mizue Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 09:00–15:00
A 50th-anniversary neighborhood festival in eastern Edogawa, 9:00–15:00: food stalls, stage shows, a parade with drum and brass bands, a stamp rally (first 500) and hands-on play areas. Snack sets for the first 500 children of elementary age or younger. Held rain or shine (parade goes ahead in light rain).
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Nakanomiya Bamboo Grove Kids' Festival (Nerima Forest Kids Festa 2026)
Nakanomiya Bamboo Grove Park (Kasuga-cho, Nerima) (Nerima-kasugacho Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A kids' festival with ring toss and a treasure hunt in a bamboo grove park. Part of Nerima Forest Kids Festa; may be cancelled in rain.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A hands-on environmental event about ocean plastic: make a kaleidoscope from ocean plastic, play a fishing game, see panels and join a litter-pick challenge. No registration needed.
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32nd Katsushika International Exchange Festival
Katsushika Symphony Hills Annex (Aoto Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:30
An international festival with an Asian café, Korean street stalls, food trucks serving pho, banh mi and kebabs, plus cultural corners such as Chinese games and Korean janggu drum try-outs.
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Ekokkuru Forest Kindergarten: Autumn Forest Exploration (Nuts and Fallen Leaves)
Kiyosumi Park (Kiyosumi-shirakawa Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–11:15
A nature play session for toddlers walking around Kiyosumi Park to find nuts and fallen leaves. Held in light rain. 8 pairs, lottery (Koto residents first); applications must arrive at Ekokkuru Koto by Oct 20.
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Narinomi Festival (Narita Library)
Suginami City Narita Library (Minami-Asagaya Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:40
A children's festival at Narita Library with panel theater, big picture books, warabe-uta songs, finger plays, storytimes, quizzes, drawing songs, a puppet show and film screenings, held in the 2F meeting room and the 1F story room. Some programs give priority to advance applicants; walk-ins join if there is space.
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Adawan Video Workshop: Let's Make a Clay Animation! (9th)
Tokyo Art Center, 2F White Studio (Kita-senju Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
A parent-and-child video workshop by Adachi City. Participants make a stop-motion animation with clay, which can be entered in the 60-second official CM contest "Adawan". Bring a smartphone or tablet. Apply online, by mail or by phone by Oct 28; a lottery is held if oversubscribed.
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Seijo Sakura Children's Center Kids' Festival "Sweets Paradise"
Seijo Sakura Children's Center (Seijogakuen-mae Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:30–14:00
A sweets-themed neighborhood festival for kids with game corners, handmade stalls, a recycling bazaar and food stalls. Tickets for games go on sale at the center from Oct 21.
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Research the Forest! Try Nature Surveys and Woodcutting (Minato Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum, Lab (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:30–15:30
Quizzes on wildlife in Minato's forest in Akiruno, a sensor-camera activity, and sawing thinned logs like a woodcutter (90 min at 10:30 and 14:00, 9 pairs each). Lottery closed Oct 13; open seats go first-come until 23:59 the day before.
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Baby Storytime at Chiyoda Library (November)
Chiyoda Library 10F Children's Room (in Chiyoda City Office) (Kudanshita Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–11:20
Monthly picture-book reading for babies and toddlers (about 0-2) on the second Sunday. 11:00-11:20, free, no registration needed. Numbers may be limited when crowded.
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kotone yuki Beaded Flower Workshop (Renoveru Omotesando)
Renoveru Omotesando Head Office B1F (Omotesando Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 12:00–17:30
Learn beaded flowers from the basics with artist kotone yuki. 12:00–14:00 hanging plants, 15:00–17:30 tulips. 25 per session; book via the artist's Instagram highlights.
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Arakawa Culture Festival: Invitation to Social Dance
Nippori Sunny Hall (Nippori Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 16:00–19:00
A residents' social (ballroom) dance competition plus performances by Social Dance Federation clubs. Times are provisional.
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Cutlassfish Day Talk with "Sakana no Onii-san" Kawachan & Sea Lion Performance (Sunshine Aquarium)
Sunshine Aquarium, Marine Garden performance stage (outdoor area) (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 11 (Wed) 10:30–11:15
On Nov 7 (Sat) and Nov 11 (Wed), 10:30–11:15, fish presenter Kawachan and keepers talk about cutlassfish, with a cutlassfish quiz for kids, ending with a dance together with Kawachan and the sea lions. The commemorative event runs Oct 9–Nov 15 with coloring displays and a cutlassfish exhibit.
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Meguro Kids' Parenting Day "Megurokko Atsumare"
Meguro City Office 2F Large Conference Room (Naka-meguro Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) 09:45–15:00
A family event for babies to preschoolers: puppet show and big-book reading by nursery staff, simple toy-making, a ball pool and height/weight measuring. Morning 9:45-11:45, afternoon 13:00-15:00. Entry may be limited.
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Toddler Playtime at Nozawa Children's Center: Sand Play
Nozawa Children's Center (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) 10:30–11:30
A gathering for toddlers who have just started walking and their parents; sand play in the yard (indoors if it rains).
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Storytime for Toddlers (Nakameguro Children's Center)
Nakameguro Children's Center (Naka-meguro Sta.)
Nov 12 (Thu) 10:30–11:30
Storytelling for ages 1-3 and their parents by a local reading group. 10:30-11:30, 20 families by phone booking from two weeks before; walk-ins if space remains.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 13 (Fri) 10:30–13:00
An outdoor play day for babies, toddlers and parents: a cart loaded with toys comes to Jidayubori Park. 10:30-13:00, free, no registration — just come along. Next session: Dec 4.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 14 (Sat) 11:00–12:00
A kids' workshop to mix your own color and turn it into a pen. Two sessions: Fri Nov 6 18:00–19:00 and Sat Nov 14 11:00–12:00. Details and booking on Peatix.
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Yokohama Cocoon Square 2026: YOKOHAMA SILK FESTIVAL
Yokohama City Hall 1F Atrium (Bashamichi Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 14 (Sat) 11:00–17:00
The 11th silk festival on silk and the history of Yokohama, once a major raw-silk port: a symposium, joint guided tours, the Yokohama Scarf AWARD and a silk fashion concert. 11:00–17:00, free entry. Held indoors in the City Hall atrium, so it goes ahead in rain.
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Tama Zoo Autumn School: Become an Asian Elephant Expert! (Grades 4-6)
Tama Zoological Park (Tama-dobutsu-koen Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 09:00–15:00
For grades 4-6: tour and observe the elephant house and try keeper tasks such as cleaning and preparing food. 16 places; apply by Oct 22, 23:59 via the form on Tokyo Zoo Net's Tama page (lottery). Only the registered child takes part; parents may watch the last hour. Bring lunch, water, boots, hat, towel, work gloves, rain gear and a pencil case; no cameras.
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Tama Zoo Autumn School: Let's Become Asian Elephant Experts!
Tama Zoological Park (Tama-dobutsu-koen Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 09:00–15:00
A school for 4th to 6th graders at Tama Zoological Park. Children try cleaning the Asian elephant barn and preparing food. 16 places; apply via the Tokyo Zoonet form by 23:59 on Oct 22 (lottery, results by Oct 29). Parents and siblings may only watch at the end.
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Kids PC Class: Make New Year's Cards on a Computer (Bunkyo City Education Center)
Bunkyo City Education Center (Hongo-sanchome Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 09:30–11:00
Elementary and junior high students design New Year's greeting cards on a PC. 14 places by lottery; apply by Oct 26 (Bunkyo residents/students only).
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Nicowa Shin-Koiwa Festival 2026
Nicowa Shin-Koiwa (Shin-Koiwa Community Center) (Shin-Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–16:10
Dance and music by local groups, crafts and paintings on show and for sale, and produce from Hanawa, Fukushima. A kids and parenting fair runs alongside. No registration needed.
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24th Mizumoto Park WAKATE Festa
Mizumoto Park (Central Plaza & Memorial Plaza area) (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–15:00
An autumn festival in Mizumoto Park run by Katsushika's young business owners' group, with music on the outdoor stage and more. Postponed to Nov 15 if it rains.
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Animal Welfare Festival (Outdoor Event)
Ueno Park, around Shinobazu Pond (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–16:00
Winning entries from the animal welfare poster and national pet photo contests, stage events, a stamp rally and more. Held together with the Japan Veterinary Medical Association's Animal Thanksgiving Day.
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Nature Discovery: Nuts, Migratory Birds and Autumn Insects (Ekokkuru Koto)
Sarue Onshi Park (meet at the clock tower) (Sumiyoshi Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–12:00
Walk through autumn Sarue Park to see nuts, migratory birds and insects getting ready for winter. 25 places, lottery (Koto residents first); apply by Oct 20.
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Autumn Umi-no-Mori Festival (Umi-no-Mori Park)
Umi-no-Mori Park (Tsudoi Meadow & Fureai Woods) (Shin-Kiba Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–17:00
Family activities including a petting zoo, sports such as Dodgebee, inflatable play, crafts, a giant 1-hectare dog run and a creature hunt. A conservation and learning program with insect YouTuber Mushioka Daiki needs advance application (about 25 per session, lottery). Free shuttle buses run from Tokyo Teleport and Shin-Kiba stations.
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Parent-Child Science Class: Kitchen Science (Bunkyo City Education Center)
Bunkyo City Education Center (Hongo-sanchome Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–15:30
Science experiments with kitchen items for grades 1-3 and a parent. Two sessions, 18 pairs each by lottery; apply by Oct 26 (Bunkyo residents/students only).
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Kyogen on the Lawn at Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Gardens
Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Gardens (lawn by the Western-style house) (Yushima Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 13:00–15:40
Traditional kyogen comedy performed on the lawn in front of the Meiji-era Western-style mansion. Two shows at 13:00 and 15:00 (about 40 min each), no reservation needed. Moves indoors if it rains.
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Minato Nature Walk: Autumn Wildlife Hunt (Institute for Nature Study)
Institute for Nature Study (National Museum of Nature and Science) (Shirokanedai Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 13:00–15:00
Observe birds, insects and plants at the Institute for Nature Study. For Minato residents/workers/students, elementary age and up with a guardian; 30 places by lottery, apply by Oct 25.
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Dog Manners Class (Mizumoto Park)
Mizumoto Park, former Youth Hostel site (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 13:00–15:00
A free outdoor class with talks and games on walking manners for dog owners; phone booking required.
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Edogawa Natural Zoo Talk: Here Come the Animals! (Kasai Library)
Kasai Library 3F AV Room (Kasai Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 14:00–15:00
Keepers from Edogawa Natural Zoo answer questions on how to make friends with small animals. Wear clothes that can get dirty. 30 places; apply by phone or at the counter from Oct 17, 15:00.
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Minato City Kids' Club Festival 2026
Shinmei Ikiiki Plaza, 6F gym (Hamamatsucho Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 14:30–16:30
Local children's groups run booths such as target shooting, bread fishing, paper airplane making and a fire extinguisher experience. Bring indoor shoes.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) 15:00–15:30
A storytime for preschoolers with a panel theater and handbell music. No booking; just come along.
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Ota City 80th Anniversary Peace Prayer Fireworks 2026
Tama River bank (Nishi-Rokugo 4-chome, Ota) (Rokugodote Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 17:00–18:00
Fireworks marking the 80th anniversary of Ota City. The stage starts at 17:00 and fireworks are planned from 17:30 to 18:00. Cancelled in stormy weather; the decision is announced by 11:00 on the day on the city website. About 5 minutes on foot from Keikyu Rokugodote Station; watch from the Ota side of the river.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
A festival of Spanish food, music and dance, with paella cooked in a giant pan and a sevillanas contest. Held in rain; cancelled in stormy weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
An outdoor event where children aged 0 to 18 can try arts and culture: hands-on booths by companies and groups, live performances, an outdoor cinema and food trucks. Entry is free with no registration; some workshops charge a fee.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
An outdoor event for kids aged 0–18 to try arts and culture: hands-on booths by companies and groups, live performances, an open-air cinema and food trucks. Organized by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Arts Council Tokyo; program may change or be cancelled due to weather.
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Yuinomori Festival: Let's be a Hero
Yuinomori Arakawa, Yuinomori Hall (1F) (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–12:00
A library festival planned by teen staff, with booths for picture-book reading, riddle solving, capsule-toy book hunts, bookmark fishing and plush-toy photos. Open to all; last entry 11:30.
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First Bicycle Class for Kids, Session 6 (Ota City, PiO)
Ota City Industrial Plaza PiO, Large Exhibition Hall (Keikyu-Kamata Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–15:30
Instructors teach how to ride a bicycle plus traffic rules and manners. Two sessions (10:00-12:00, 13:30-15:30), 14 places each, first-come; applications Oct 30 11:00 to Nov 6 10:00. Bring your own bike and helmet with an inspection slip from a Cycle Base Asahi shop in Ota. For Ota residents aged 4 to elementary school.
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Edogawa Arts Festival: Autumn Yoga Festival
Tower Hall Funabori 5F Small Hall (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
Try a range of yoga classes, from parent-and-child yoga to chair yoga for seniors. Apply by Nov 13 via web form, email, fax or postcard.
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Mirai Tankyu Festa 2026 (Shinjuku Station West Exit Plaza)
Shinjuku Station West Exit Plaza Event Corner (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
An eco hands-on event for elementary school children hosted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Environment. Twelve booths and a stage offer seed-ball making, T-shirt upcycling, recycled-paper postcards, space-exploration robots, soap making and more. Advance lottery booking until Oct 28; same-day web booking also available.
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Make Glowing Slime! (Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum, Lab (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:30–14:20
A lab class to make slime that glows. Sessions 10:30-11:20 and 13:30-14:20. November lottery event, reservation required (check the official page for availability). For elementary, junior high and high school students.
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Meguro International Exchange Festival 2026
Nakameguro GT (plaza and B1 hall) (Naka-meguro Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
Meguro City's international exchange festival. The plaza stage has choirs, a traditional-costume fashion show and yosakoi dance by international parent-child teams. Embassies sell goods from their countries and food trucks serve dishes from around the world; the B1 hall has a world picture book display and a quiz rally. Held rain or shine.
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Become a Tomato Expert! Tomato Secrets and the Future of Farming (Tamarokuto Science Center)
Tamarokuto Science Center Event Hall (Hana-Koganei Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 13:00–14:00
Parents and children hear University of Tokyo researchers talk about tomato varieties, their secrets and the future of agriculture. 24 groups, up to 3 per group. Online first-come (from Oct 24, 10:00).
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Old-Time Craft Demonstration: "Sheep" (Next Year's Zodiac) (Suginami Local History Museum)
Suginami Local History Museum (old farmhouse) (Eifukucho Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 13:30–15:30
Straw-craft demonstration in the old farmhouse, timed with lighting the irori hearth. On Nov 15 a straw "sheep" for next year's zodiac is made (demonstration only, not hands-on). No advance application; just come to the venue.
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Picture Book Play Time: Taste of Autumn (Shakujii Park Furusato Museum)
Shakujii Park Furusato Museum (Shakujii-koen Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 14:00–14:45
An autumn-themed picture book session for children up to elementary age and their parents. Free, 50 places, book by phone.
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Make a Noren Curtain for Some no Komichi: Stencil-Dyeing Workshop (Shimo-Ochiai Library)
Shinjuku City Shimo-Ochiai Library Multipurpose Room (Shimo-Ochiai Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 14:00–15:30
Stencil-dye a cloth with an instructor from Ochiai's dyeing district; the pieces are later displayed at the Some no Komichi festival. 10 places, first come first served from Oct 28 at the library counter or by phone.
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Let's enjoy ORIGAMI (Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center)
Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center 7F (Asakusa Sta.)
Nov 17 (Tue) 13:00–16:00
A monthly origami session on the third Tuesday at the tourist center opposite Kaminarimon. About 15 minutes each, no reservation needed. Easy for overseas visitors too.
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Wakabayashi Children's Center "Let's Find Autumn!" (Wakabayashi Park)
Wakabayashi Park (Wakabayashi Children's Center if rain) (Wakabayashi Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Nov 18 (Wed) 10:30–11:30
A parent-and-toddler session in Wakabayashi Park: collect leaves and acorns, then make crafts and hold a little fashion show. Wed Nov 11 and 18, 10:30–11:30, meet and finish at the park. If it rains, play with equipment at the children's center. Advance registration is indicated; contact the center (03-3412-6413).
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Nozawa Children's Center Toddler Hour: "Let's Play in the Ground"
Nozawa Children's Center (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 18 (Wed) 10:30–11:30
A gathering for toddlers who have just started walking and their parents, to play together and share information. This day is outdoor play on the grounds (indoors if it rains). 10:30–11:30, free.
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Tori-no-Ichi Fair at Otori Shrine, Asakusa
Otori Shrine (Asakusa) (Iriya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 19 (Thu) 00:00–24:00
The famous rake fair at Otori Shrine, said to be where Tori-no-Ichi began. In 2026 it is held on Nov 7 and Nov 19, running 24 hours from the midnight drum, with stalls selling lucky kumade rakes.
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Chokokuji Temple Tori-no-Ichi (Second Rooster Day), Asakusa
Chokokuji Temple (Senzoku, Asakusa) (Iriya Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 00:00–24:00
The second Rooster Day at Chokokuji, open from midnight to midnight with lucky rakes, amulets and food stalls. Some amulet prices have been revised this year.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Hanahata Ootori Shrine (Second Rooster Day)
Ootori Shrine (Hanahata, Adachi) (Rokucho Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 05:00–24:00
The Tori-no-Ichi rooster fair (Second Rooster Day) at Ootori Shrine in Hanahata, Adachi, said to be the birthplace of the fair. Open from 5:00 to around 24:00. A temporary parking lot is available, with a shuttle bus to the shrine from 9:00 to 21:00. Tobu buses run from Rokucho Station.
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Meguro Otori Shrine Tori-no-Ichi (Second Rooster Day)
Otori Shrine (Meguro) (Meguro Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 08:00–22:00
Second Tori-no-Ichi day at Otori Shrine in Meguro. Lucky kumade rake charms are offered from about 8:00 to 22:00. Kiyari chanting by the Edo Firefighters Memorial Association around 10:10, and kagura and the kumade dance from 19:00.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Kasai Shrine, Katsushika (2nd Rooster Day)
Kasai Shrine (Higashi-Kanamachi, Katsushika) (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 08:00–22:00
The Tori-no-Ichi fair at Kasai Shrine in Higashi-Kanamachi, Katsushika. Held from 8:00 to around 22:00 according to the shrine.
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Yotsuya Suga Shrine Tori-no-Ichi (Second Rooster Day)
Suga Shrine (Yotsuya) (Yotsuya Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 09:00–22:00
Second rooster day of the Otori shrine festival within Suga Shrine in Yotsuya. Lucky kumade charms are offered 9:00–22:00 (1,000 yen with broom, 800 yen kakkome). Each charm comes with one draw in a lucky lottery. Stalls line the grounds, with dedicatory dances at the kagura stage.
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Azabu-Juban Juban Inari Shrine Tori-no-Ichi (Second Rooster Day)
Juban Inari Shrine (Azabu-juban Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 09:00–23:00
Second Tori-no-Ichi day at Juban Inari Shrine, right next to Exit 7 of Azabu-juban Station. From 9:00 to around 23:00, kumade rake charms and lucky wallets are offered all day; kumade start at 1,000 yen. A limited goshuin stamp (pre-written, 500 yen) is available only on this day.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Mamai Katori Shrine, Shin-Koiwa (2nd Rooster Day)
Mamai Katori Shrine (Chuo, Edogawa) (Shin-Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 09:00–21:00
The Tori-no-Ichi fair at Mamai Katori Shrine near Shin-Koiwa, 9:00–21:00. On the last Rooster Day the Hikime-mai ritual is held at 19:00 and 19:30.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 19 (Thu) 09:30–13:30
An outdoor play space where babies, toddlers and parents can relax in nature, run by the NPO Mother Tree Nature School. No reservation, free. Check the official Instagram in case of rain.
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Tori-no-Ichi at Kotohira Otori Shrine, Yokohama (2nd Rooster Day)
Kotohira Otori Shrine (Magane-cho, Yokohama) (Bandobashi Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) 10:00–21:30
Yokohama's Tori-no-Ichi fair. Charm stalls 10:00–21:30, food stalls 11:00–21:30 (official info). Roads nearby are closed to traffic 11:00–24:00.
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28th Edogawa Industry Fair (Sangyo Tokimeki Fair)
Tower Hall Funabori (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 21 (Sat) 10:00–17:00
Exhibits of products and technology from local companies, plus hands-on making workshops. No registration needed.
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Kowa-yaki Pottery Painting (Koiwa Library)
Koiwa Library 4F AV Room (Koiwa Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 10:30–15:00
Learn about Kowa-yaki ware from Edogawa traditional craft artisans and paint an unglazed plate. Two sessions (10:30-12:00, 13:30-15:00), 10 each; sign up at the 3F counter from Nov 1, 9:00.
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Detective Conan Art Fireworks 2026 (Yokohama, Yamashita Pier)
Yamashita Pier (Motomachi-Chukagai Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 13:00–19:30
Fireworks choreographed to Detective Conan music. Gates and the goods/food areas open at 13:00, fireworks 17:00-17:45, venue closes at 19:30. All seats reserved and ticketed (wheelchair seats available; preschoolers without a seat free). Held rain or shine; canceled in stormy weather.
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Kurilabo in Koto: Make a Light-Up Keychain
Onagigawa Children's Center (Nishi-ojima Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 14:00–16:30
Connect an LED and a button battery into a circuit, learn how light works, and take home a glowing keychain. 20 children (lottery if oversubscribed); apply on the Kurilabo site Oct 21 0:00 - Nov 7 17:00.
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Kids Festival Little (Matsue Library)
Matsue Civic Plaza 2F Meeting Rooms 1-2 (Ichinoe Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 14:00–16:00
A children's play event with games including e-sports, run by library staff with local partners. Just come on the day; about 50 places.
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Parent-and-Child Storytime "Petit Exercise" (Yayoi Library)
Chuo-Honcho Community Learning Center 2F, Study Room 1 (Umejima Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 15:00–16:00
A parent-and-child storytime by Yayoi Library. Families listen to kamishibai picture-card stories and move together while imagining the story, with coordination exercises and sign language. Wear comfortable clothes. Same-day registration, 15 people.
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47th Hachioji Ginkgo Festival
Ginkgo avenue on Koshu Kaido (Oiwakecho to Kobotoke checkpoint ruins / Ryokai Bridge) (Nishi-Hachioji Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 09:00–16:30
A festival along about 4 km of ginkgo trees lining the Koshu Kaido road. The program will be announced on the official site once decided.
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TOKYO Shukakusai 2026 (Tokyo Harvest Festival)
Tokyo International Forum, Ground Plaza & Lobby Gallery (Yurakucho Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Tokyo Metropolitan Government's food and tourism fair with local specialties from across Tokyo, food trucks with regional dishes, and local sake, shochu and craft beer. Also traditional craft demonstrations, family workshops and a footbath.
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Wanko to NAKAYOKU Night at Sanrio Puroland
Sanrio Puroland (Tama-Center Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 19:00–22:00
A night event to enjoy Puroland after hours, reserved for you and your dog, with group photos and greetings with Pompompurin. A dog is required, and proof of vaccination is needed.
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Minato Mirai Tethered Hot-Air Balloon Ride (November)
Yokohama Hammerhead Parking Lot 3 (Bashamichi Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 06:30–08:30
An early-morning chance to ride a tethered hot-air balloon in Minato Mirai. Sun Nov 22, 6:30-8:30; about 5 minutes including boarding. Advance booking required (bookings for Nov 22 open Oct 22 at 8:00). Children must ride with a guardian. May be suspended or canceled due to weather.
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Chihuahua EXPO 2026 AUTUMN (Eeno no Mori Dog Garden)
Eeno no Mori Dog Garden (Yumenoshima, Koto) (Shin-Kiba Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 09:00–16:00
A dog event where owners of Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes can meet, with a Chihuahua goods market. Held rain or shine (cancelled in storms). Each dog needs a ticket too.
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Fun Train Day at Niijuku Traffic Park (Nov)
Niijuku Traffic Park (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A special train runs around the traffic park and you can ride it. Break from noon to 13:00. Cancelled if it rains.
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Shinkawa Hyakki Yako (Night Parade of Yokai)
Shinkawa Sakura-kan (Funabori Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–16:30
Yokai parade along the Shinkawa canal from 15:00, yokai boat rides, a yokai fashion show and talk, and a ghost-story session.
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Find the Chirimen Monsters! Make Your Own Specimen (Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum, Lab (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 10:30–15:30
Observe the tiny sea creatures mixed in with dried baby sardines and make your own specimen (10:30 and 14:30, 60 min each, 18 per session). The lottery closed Oct 13; any remaining seats can be booked first-come until the day before.
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Marriage For All Festival
Shimokita Senrogai Akichi (open lot) (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
A festival on marriage equality by Marriage For All Japan on 'Good Couple Day', with food, booths and talk shows on stage. Hours are tentative.
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Kitchen Science: Make a Color Magic Cake (Tamarokuto Science Center)
Tamarokuto Science Center, Science Classroom (Hana-Koganei Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 13:30–15:30
Use the anthocyanin pigment in blueberry jam to see colors change with acidity and alkalinity, then bake a three-color pound cake. Lottery, applications must arrive by Nov 9. No allergy accommodations.
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CANDY DISCO Kids Disco (Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbo-Park)
Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbo-Park (near Tenbo Hill) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 13:30–18:00
A kids' disco with DJ music and activities for playing and learning. Two parts, 13:30–15:00 and 16:30–18:00; no booking needed.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 06:00–16:30
One of Bunkyo's five flower festivals: chrysanthemum dolls, cascades and thousand-bloom displays fill the grounds of Yushima Tenmangu. Open 6:00 to sunset. Health checks on weekends and holidays; tourism PR and goods on Nov 7–8.
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Pompompurin Wan Wan Biyori at Tama Central Park
Tama Central Park (Tama-Center Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–17:00
Co-hosted by FLAFFY and Sanrio Puroland: a dog market, Pompompurin greetings you can join with your dog, stage shows and a dog run. Some areas require a dog, others are off-limits to dogs. Times are tentative.
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12th Metropolitan Zoos Africa Fair (Tama Zoo)
Tama Zoological Park (Tama-dobutsu-koen Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:30–16:00
African country booths, a BALANGOMA concert, an interactive dance stage, an African stamp rally and face painting. Opening ceremony with Osman Sankon on the 22nd.
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Zutto Issho! Smile Festa (rescue dog & cat adoption and more)
TFT Hall 500 (Ariake) (Kokusai-Tenjijo Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–16:00
By the Japan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: dog and cat adoption sessions (11:00-15:30 each day), talk shows, a family musical and disaster-prep workshops. No pets allowed in the venue.
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Yorkie Festival 2026 AUTUMN (Eeno no Mori Dog Garden)
Eeno no Mori Dog Garden (Yumenoshima, Koto) (Shin-Kiba Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:00–16:00
A holiday dog festival for owners of Yorkshire Terriers and Yorkie mixes, with a Yorkie goods market. Held rain or shine (cancelled in storms). Each dog needs a ticket too.
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Green Parenting Plaza: Autumn Nature Explorers (Kameido Chuo Park)
Kameido Chuo Park, Area B (Kameido Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–11:30
An outdoor play session for toddlers and parents, exploring the park to find signs of autumn. 50 people, first come; apply online from Nov 5. Held rain or shine; no strollers.
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Ramsar Listing 8th Anniversary Event (Kasai Kaihin Park)
Kasai Kaihin Park, West Beach (Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–15:00
Panel displays, a stamp rally and crafts for families (no booking), plus bird-watching and tidal-flat nature walks (advance booking) at the Ramsar-listed Kasai Kaihin Park. 10:00-15:00, all free.
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Wheelchair Basketball Class (Shinjuku City × Yoshimoto Sports Experience Project)
Shinjuku Sports Center (Nishi-Waseda Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 13:00–14:45
A parent-and-child para-sports class led by a former Paralympic silver medalist and a former wheelchair basketball player. 25 pairs (50 people); apply by Nov 2, 15:00 by phone, postcard, fax or the city website (lottery if oversubscribed).
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Koishikawa Korakuen Special Night Opening
Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens (enter via West Gate) (Iidabashi Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 24 (Tue) 18:00–21:00
Light-up of the garden (incl. snow-suspension ropes) and projection mapping on the Engetsu-kyo bridge and earthen wall. Buying the night ticket in advance is recommended (last entry 20:00). Tea house and kitchen cars on site.
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Nozawa Children's Center Toddler Hour: Birthday Party
Nozawa Children's Center (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 25 (Wed) 10:30–11:30
A gathering for toddlers who have just started walking and their parents, to play together and share information. This day is a birthday party. 10:30–11:30, free, in the playroom and other rooms of the center.
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Shih Tzu Festival 2026 AUTUMN (Eeno no Mori Dog Garden)
Eeno no Mori Dog Garden (Yumenoshima, Koto) (Shin-Kiba Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 09:00–16:00
An autumn dog festival for owners of Shih Tzus and Shih Tzu mixes, with a goods market. Held rain or shine (cancelled in storms). Door tickets may stop if advance tickets sell out.
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Wakuwaku Nature Explorers: Ekokkuru Koto Edition
Ekokkuru Koto biotope (Shiomi Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 09:30–11:30
Explore seasonal nature in the Ekokkuru Koto biotope with naturalist Hiroshi Sasaki, through quizzes and talks. 15 parent-child pairs, lottery (Koto residents first); apply by Oct 20. Held in light rain.
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3rd Harue Fes: Welfare Experience Stamp Rally
Harue Elementary School, Edogawa (Ichinoe Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 10:00–16:00
An event with band performances and a stamp rally around welfare experience booths, organized by the Hohoemi Mirai Project committee. 300 people, first come first served on the day.
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3rd Chuo City Harumi Festival
Harumi Community Center 'Harumirai' & Harumi Pier Park (Kachidoki Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 10:00–15:00
Fair-game corner (reservation needed), candle crafts with children's center staff, kids' mikoshi carrying, projection-mapping movement games, inflatables and a mini train. Held rain or shine (may be cancelled depending on conditions).
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ARAKAWA KIRAKIRA PARADE (November)
Arakawa Yuen amusement park (Kumanomae Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 17:00–17:30
The monthly evening parade at Arakawa Yuen amusement park. In November it starts at 17:00 on Saturday the 28th. Park admission is required.
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Edogawa Book Exploration Stamp Rally
12 Edogawa public libraries and 6 local bookstores (Shin-Koiwa Sta.)
Oct 27 (Tue) – Nov 29 (Sun) 09:00–21:30
Collect stamps at Edogawa's public libraries and local bookstores to win Edoriver badges and a reading bag.
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Autumn Leaves Festival & Autumn Night Walk 2026 (Showa Kinen Park)
Showa Kinen Park (Nishi-Tachikawa Sta.)
Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 29 (Sun) 09:30–21:00
The ginkgo avenues along the Canal and Katarai paths and the maples of the Japanese Garden are lit up from 16:30 to 20:30. The Japanese Garden at night needs a separate ticket (Oct 29–31 park admission only). At night, entry is via the Nishi-Tachikawa and Tachikawa gates only.
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Yakushiike Autumn Leaves Festival (Machida)
Machida Yakushiike Park Shikisai-no-Mori, Yakushi Pond (Machida Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 06:00–18:00
Autumn leaves at Yakushi Pond. Nov 14–29 the park stays open until 20:00 with night illumination and a mist 'sea of clouds' show (hourly 10:00–19:00). Free guided tours on Nov 21–23, 28 and 29 (13:30 and 15:30, about 1 hour). Public transport is recommended as parking gets crowded.
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Japan Wanko Festa 2026 Autumn in Odaiba
Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza & Promenade, Odaiba (Daiba Sta.)
Nov 27 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A dog festival to enjoy with your dog: pet goods shops from across Japan, a dog run, breed meetups, photo booths with your dog and dog-friendly food trucks.
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Wan-Fes.with 2026: A Festival to Enjoy with Your Dog
National Olympics Memorial Youth Center (Sangubashi Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A dog festival where your dog can sit next to you in an indoor hall normally closed to dogs to watch the stage. Also a dog marathon, runway, disaster-preparedness seminar and manners class.
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Tokyo Canicross 2026 (Dog Marathon)
Mizumoto Park Central Plaza (Kanamachi Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 09:00–16:00
A dog marathon where you run 1.5 km or 3 km on grass with your dog. Free to watch, with a market and food trucks from 10:00. A vet is on site. Held rain or shine.
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Setagaya Art Festival: Multilingual Workshop for Parents and Kids (Tamagawa Kumin Kaikan)
Tamagawa Kumin Kaikan (Tamagawa Seseragi Hall), 4F Rooms 4-5 (Todoroki Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–11:30
A parent-and-child workshop for listening to and imitating the sounds of many languages, not just English (3rd of 3 sessions). Advance booking, first come first served (NPO Tagengo Hiroba CELULAS).
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Handmade Clock Workshop with Wood Scraps and Tiles (Mama Marche, Kunitachi)
Kunitachi Station South Exit Plaza (Kunitachi Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A workshop at "Mama Marche", for moms and kids to enjoy together. Make a one-of-a-kind clock from construction wood scraps, tiles and parts, plus one Christmas charm as a bonus. You can join without kids too. The marche runs 11/28-29; this workshop is on the 29th only.
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The 46th Seinen Carnival (Komatsugawa Elementary School)
Komatsugawa Elementary School grounds and nearby (Hirai Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
An autumn community festival in the Komatsugawa-Hirai area, 11:00 to about 18:00: food stalls run by neighborhood associations, taiko and dance on stage, a lantern-mikoshi procession from 16:30 and a prize draw at 17:00. Stamp rally for children of elementary age or younger (first 150). Held in rain (some parts may be cancelled).
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Storytime at Kanda Machikado Library (November)
Kanda Machikado Library (in Kanda Sakura-kan) (Ogawamachi Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 11:00–11:15
Picture-book reading and traditional children's songs for babies to elementary schoolers and their parents. 11:00-11:15, free. Numbers may be limited when crowded.
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Parent-Child Design Workshop: Make an Advent Calendar
Yoga Community Hall, Meeting Room 2 (Yoga Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 13:30–15:30
A design workshop where parents and kids make an advent calendar to count down to Christmas. 12 pairs; apply via Google Form (deadline Nov 16; waitlist when full).
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Tenbo-Park Autumn Sky Play: Weekday Workshops (Sunshine 60 Observatory)
Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbo-Park, event space (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Sep 10 (Thu) – Nov 30 (Mon) 11:00–15:00
Weekday workshops for ages 3–5 from opening until 15:00. October features crafts such as a fruit basket; November's seasonal content will be announced officially.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Dec 5 (Sat) 09:00–17:00
Autumn events at a maple garden. Paper-cutting performance on Nov 3 (11:30, 13:30), snow-rope (yukitsuri) making viewing on Nov 14 (10:30, 13:30; Nov 15 if rain), food trucks Nov 20–23, the Momiji-tei teahouse shutters opened for a 'best seat in the villa garden' Nov 21–23, and a classical concert on Dec 5 (11:30, 14:00). Last entry 16:30.
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Tokyo Metropolitan 9 Gardens Autumn Leaves Stamp Rally 2026
9 Tokyo Metropolitan Gardens (Kiyosumi, Rikugien, Hama-rikyu, Kyu-Furukawa, etc.) (Kiyosumi-shirakawa Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 09:00–17:00
A stamp rally around nine gardens: Hama-rikyu, Kyu-Shiba-rikyu, Koishikawa Korakuen, Rikugien, Kyu-Iwasaki-tei, Mukojima-Hyakkaen, Kiyosumi, Kyu-Furukawa and Tonogayato. Cards are handed out at each garden (one per person, while supplies last). Depending on the number of stamps, you get original garden or JR East goods or a lottery entry. Last entry 16:30.
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ZEN NIGHT TOKYO (Tokyo National Museum Garden)
Tokyo National Museum Garden (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 14 (Wed) – Dec 6 (Sun) 17:30–19:30
Night opening of the Tokyo National Museum garden with illuminated autumn leaves around the pond and walking meditation. 17:30–19:30, until 21:00 on Fri/Sat; ticket includes the Daitokuji special exhibition.
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Kyu-Furukawa Gardens "Autumn Leaves and Roses, Japanese and Western Autumn"
Kyu-Furukawa Gardens (Kami-Nakazato Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 09:00–17:00
An autumn event at a garden where you can see autumn leaves and autumn roses together. Koto and pan flute concerts on Nov 28 at 12:00 and 15:00 (canceled in rain), and a rose fragrance workshop on Nov 24 (advance registration, 40 people). Also a temporary Rose Garden Market shop and a digital stamp rally. Last entry 16:30.
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Koishikawa Korakuen: Enjoying the Mountain Autumn Leaves
Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens (Iidabashi Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 09:00–17:00
A daytime autumn-leaves program at Koishikawa Korakuen (from the Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association event list). Separate from the special night opening.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 21 (Sat) – Dec 6 (Sun) 17:30–21:00
Maples and pond reflections lit up at Mejiro Garden, 17:30–21:00 (last entry 20:30), with projection mapping on the tea house from Dec 1. Reservations needed until 19:00 on Nov 21–23, 28–29 and until 18:00 on Dec 5–6.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 25 (Wed) – Dec 6 (Sun) 18:00–20:30
Light-up of the autumn-colored Japanese garden, with new projection mapping on the storehouse and bamboo grove, matcha tea houses, and food stalls/kitchen cars. The garden closes at 17:00 and reopens at 18:00; last entry 19:30. Daily tickets are limited; online ticket holders use a priority lane.
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Try Samurai Sword Fighting! Parent-Child & Kids Classes (Edo Machi Taito Geirakusai)
Asakusa Public Hall, Meeting Room 3 (Asakusa Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) – Dec 6 (Sun) 11:00–18:00
A beginner workshop on period-drama sword choreography with fight director Kenichiro Inoue. Parent-child class 11:00, kids 14:00, general 16:30. Book by phone with Asakusa Public Hall from Oct 25, 9:00 (first come).
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Mt. Takao Autumn Leaves Festival 2026
Mt. Takao (Kiyotaki Station plaza and around) (Takaosanguchi Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun) 08:00–17:00
On Oct 24 from 10:00 there is a fire ritual (saito goma) at the Kiyotaki Station plaza. During the festival, a limited lottery runs at the Takaosanguchi Tourist Information Center (Oct–Nov 8:00–17:00, Dec until 16:00). On Fridays, weekends and holidays from Nov 1 to Dec 6, the cable car line is lit up from sunset to 20:30.
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Float Down with Air Power! Parachute Craft (Minato Science Museum)
Minato Science Museum, 1F multipurpose lobby (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
A drop-in table science activity where you build a parachute and feel the force of air. About 15 minutes, around 5 people per round, no booking (last entry 15:45). Weekends and holidays in Nov-Dec.
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Parent-Child Futsal Class (Bunkyo City)
Bunkyo Sports Center (Myogadani Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) – Dec 19 (Sat) 09:15–11:45
Try futsal with your child, coached by Tokyo United FC (choose Nov 28 or Dec 19). Preschool course 9:15, grades 1–2 course 10:45. 20 pairs each, lottery; apply online Oct 10–Nov 1. For Bunkyo residents, workers or students with no soccer experience.
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Autumn Foliage Digital Stamp Rally (Jindai Botanical Gardens & Jindaiji)
Jindai Botanical Gardens & around Jindaiji (Chofu Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Dec 20 (Sun) 09:30–17:00
A digital stamp rally around the autumn leaves of Jindai Botanical Gardens and Jindaiji Temple. Walk with the official digital map open and GPS on; 1,000 points earn a gift (first 200 people each month), and 3,333 points earn an extra present from the gardens. The gardens are open 9:30–17:00 (last entry 16:00), closed Mondays.
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Christmas in Moominvalley 2026 (Moominvalley Park)
Moominvalley Park (metsä) (Hanno Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 10:00–19:00
A winter event that turns Moominvalley into a snowy scene. At night, the Luminous Night Show in front of Moomin House and the "White Terrace of Snow and Light" illumination by the lake. Lake fireworks at 18:15 on weekends, holidays and Nov 11, Dec 24 and 25. The park closes at 19:00 or 20:00 depending on the day (see the official calendar).
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Keyakizaka Illumination (Roppongi Hills Christmas 2026)
Roppongi Keyakizaka-dori (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–22:00
Roppongi's 400 m Keyakizaka street is lit in "SNOW & BLUE".
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ARK HILLS CHRISTMAS 2026
Ark Hills: Ark Karajan Square & Ark Hills South Tower (Roppongi-itchome Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 08:00–23:30
A Christmas tree and illuminations at Ark Karajan Square (South Tower lit 7:00–25:00). Christmas goods at the Saturday Hills Marché, and a special Christmas edition of the Akasaka Flea Market on Nov 22.
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Futako Tamagawa Rise Christmas 2026
Futako Tamagawa Rise (Futako-tamagawa Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 16:00–23:00
A Christmas tree with light-and-sound shows every 15 minutes; winter lights until Feb 28.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 11 (Wed) – Dec 25 (Fri) 09:00–21:00
Tokyo Disneyland's Christmas special event: the daytime parade "Toys Wonderous Christmas!", a Christmas version of the Electrical Parade Dreamlights, and the "Starbright Christmas" fireworks (may be cancelled in strong wind). The park is usually open 9:00-21:00 (until 18:30 on Dec 4). A park ticket is required.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 11 (Wed) – Dec 25 (Fri) 09:00–21:00
Tokyo DisneySea's Christmas special event: "Disney Christmas Greeting" with Mickey and Duffy on decorated boats in Mediterranean Harbor (about 15 min, twice a day) and the "Starbright Christmas" fireworks, plus a tree with blue 25th-anniversary ornaments. Usually open 9:00-21:00 (until 18:30 on Nov 27). A park ticket is required.
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Terrace Mall Shonan Illumination 2026 "Our Blue Xmas"
Terrace Mall Shonan 1F Village Area South Plaza (Tsujido Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–23:00
Blue illuminations inspired by the Shonan sea and sky at Terrace Mall Shonan, directly connected to Tsujido Station, celebrating its 15th anniversary. Visitors' message ornaments shine on the 8 m main tree, and a music-synced light show runs every 15 minutes from 17:00 to 21:00.
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Mohri Garden Illumination (Roppongi Hills Christmas 2026)
Roppongi Hills Mohri Garden (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–23:00
Christmas lights in Mohri Garden, the Japanese garden at Roppongi Hills. Easy to combine with the Keyakizaka Illumination (from 11/5).
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MIDTOWN YAESU CHRISTMAS 2026
Tokyo Midtown Yaesu 1F Galleria, Main Entrance and more (Tokyo Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) – Dec 25 (Fri) 16:00–23:00
A Christmas display directly connected to Tokyo Station that expresses Yaesu's history and canals in light. "MIRAGE VOYAGE" in the 1F Galleria runs a light-and-sound show every 10 minutes. "YAESU WINTER LIGHTS" stays lit until Feb 14, 2027.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 26 (Thu) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–23:00
Tokyo Midtown's garden hosts the bubble-and-snow light show "MIDWINTER LIGHTS".
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MIDWINTER LIGHTS (MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS 2026, Tokyo Midtown)
Tokyo Midtown, Midtown Garden (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 26 (Thu) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–23:00
Tokyo Midtown's main illumination and the 8.5 m real fir tree light up in Midtown Garden from 17:00 to 23:00, free to view. The Light Walk continues until February 23, 2027.
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66 Plaza Illumination (Roppongi Hills Christmas 2026)
Roppongi Hills 66 Plaza (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 27 (Sun) 17:00–24:00
Christmas illumination at 66 Plaza in Roppongi Hills, lit until midnight (until 23:00 on the last day).
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Jan 10 (Sun) 16:30–21:00
The final season at Oi Racecourse before redevelopment. Closed on race days.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 13 (Fri) – Jan 11 (Mon) 17:30–22:00
An immersive 1.8 km illumination walk through Yoyogi Park. Last entry 21:00.
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Baccarat ETERNAL LIGHTS (Yebisu Garden Place)
Yebisu Garden Place Center Plaza (Ebisu Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Jan 11 (Mon) 11:00–23:00
A giant Baccarat chandelier, about 5 m tall with 250 lights, glows inside a 10 m showcase. Lit 11:00–23:00 (from the 17:00 lighting ceremony on the first day, Nov 14).
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Tama Center Illumination 2026
South of Tama Center Station, Parthenon Avenue and around (Tama-Center Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Jan 11 (Mon) 16:30–22:30
Winter illuminations stretching from Tama Center Station along Parthenon Avenue. Lighting ceremony Nov 14; lit 16:30–22:30 until Jan 11, 2027. Some displays until 20:30.
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Tachikawa Illumination 2026
Sunsun Road, Tachikawa Station North Exit (Tachikawa Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Jan 17 (Sun) 16:30–24:00
About 600,000 lights along Sunsun Road, lit from sunset to midnight.
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Tokyo Square Garden Winter Illumination 2026
Tokyo Square Garden (Kyobashi Sta.)
Nov 5 (Thu) – Jan 31 (Sun) 16:00–24:00
One of the largest illuminations in the Kyobashi area: about 170,000 LED bulbs powered by renewable energy. Lit 16:00–24:00. Lighting ceremony and a Christmas concert by a local choir on Nov 5 from 17:45 (program may change in rain). A Christmas tree made with a HERALBONY artist is on display until Dec 25. Directly connected to Kyobashi Station (Ginza Line).
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Tokyo Shitamachi Bamboo Lantern Walk (Take-akari)
Kitajukkengawa riverside terrace, Sumida River Walk, Sumida Park & more (Oshiage (Skytree) Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Jan 31 (Sun) 17:00–22:00
Bamboo lanterns light up the Kitajukkengawa riverside terrace (Genmori to Koume bridges), Sumida River Walk, Ushijima Shrine, Sumida Park and the 4F entrance floor of Tokyo Skytree. A concert on the water by members of the New Japan Philharmonic and bamboo lantern workshops are also planned.
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LIGHTBEATS (Takeshiba, Takanawa & Oimachi light installation)
TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY, WATERS takeshiba & OIMACHI TRACKS (Takanawa Gateway Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) – Jan 31 (Sun) 17:30–23:05
A light-and-sound installation by JR East across three districts: Takeshiba, Takanawa and Oimachi. Walk through to create light and sound, wave your arms at a fountain to move the water and lights, and see floor projection mapping linked between the three sites. Hours are tentative.
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Forest Aurora and Sparkling Drops (Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo)
Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo garden (around Yusui Pond) (Edogawabashi Sta.)
Nov 10 (Tue) – Feb 7 (Sun) 18:40–21:40
See the "Forest Aurora" and the "Tokyo Unkai" sea-of-clouds mist together in the winter garden. Shows at 18:40, 20:40 and 21:40 (about 7 min each); tree night shows at 19:40 and 21:10.
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Ashikaga Flower Park "Flower Fantasy" 2026-2027
Ashikaga Flower Park (Ashikaga Flower Park Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Feb 14 (Sun) 15:30–21:00
A large flower-themed illumination in Ashikaga, Tochigi. The night session runs 15:30-20:30 (until 21:00 on weekends and holidays); from early November to early January, until 21:00 on weekdays and 21:30 on weekends and holidays. Lights come on around 17:00 (around 16:30 from early November to early January). Free parking; no pets.
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I-Garden Air Illumination "Crystal Garden 2026-2027"
I-Garden Air (around Hotel Metropolitan Edmont) (Iidabashi Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Feb 14 (Sun) 16:30–23:00
The 24th illumination at I-Garden Air in Iidabashi with about 22,000 LEDs, around the Suidobashi entrance and Streets A–C. Lighting ceremony on Nov 11 from 16:55 (about 10 min).
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Shinjuku Minamillumi 2026-2027
JR Shinjuku Station South Exit area (Suica Penguin Plaza, JR Shinjuku Miraina Tower, Shinjuku Southern Terrace and more) (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Feb 14 (Sun) 17:00–24:00
An illumination linking six spots around Shinjuku Station's South Exit with about 275,000 LEDs. Suica Penguin Plaza gets a "Hanamichi" gate marking the penguin's March 2027 graduation, plus a digital stamp rally Nov 11–Dec 25 (hours vary by spot).
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Feb 28 (Sun) 17:00–20:00
A 65-day winter light show at the zoo-and-amusement park. Illumination tickets go on sale at 15:00 on the day. Closed Tue/Wed (except holidays) from 1/12–1/27 and in February. Unlimited-ride pass 2,500 yen.
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20th Shinjuku Kabukicho Kuyakusho-dori Illumination
Kuyakusho-dori, Shinjuku (Yasukuni-dori to Shokuan-dori) (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Feb 28 (Sun) 16:30–03:00
About 120,000 LEDs light up the trees along roughly 700 m of Kuyakusho-dori in this annual winter illumination. Lighting ceremony on Oct 30 from 16:30 in front of Shinjuku City Hall, with the Tokyo Fire Department Band.
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ARIAKE GARDEN Winter Illuminations
Ariake Garden (Mall 5F Water Terrace, Ariake Garden Park, etc.) (Ariake Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Feb 28 (Sun) 17:00–23:00
Illuminations around Ariake Garden. A new spot on the mall's 5th-floor Water Terrace shows a "garden" of glowing butterflies, with a dome you can step into for photos, and the "MISIA Tree" is lit up. From Dec 1 to Jan 31 the lights come on at 16:00.
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Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay Winter Illumination "Precious Time Illumination"
Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay (Maihama Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Feb 28 (Sun) 16:30–23:59
Winter illuminations at three spots on the grounds of Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay in Maihama: the Candle Gate, the Dome of Brilliance at the main entrance, and the courtyard. Lit from sunset until midnight.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 12 (Thu) – Feb 28 (Sun) 16:00–23:00
Hibiya Step Square and Naka-dori around Tokyo Midtown Hibiya fill with lights.
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Tokyo Dome City Winter Illumination "TOKYO SNOW DOME CITY"
Tokyo Dome City (Suidobashi Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) – Feb 28 (Sun) 17:00–24:00
Over a million lights and Cinnamoroll across Tokyo Dome City.
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Yomiuriland Jewellumination 2026 Growing Light
Yomiuriland (Keio-Yomiuri-Land Sta.)
Oct 29 (Thu) – Apr 4 (Sun) 16:00–20:30
Jewel-toned illuminations by lighting designer Motoko Ishii. Lighting hours vary by season.
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Tokyo German Village Winter Illumination 2026-2027 "Why USA!?"
Tokyo German Village (Sodegaura Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Apr 4 (Sun) 16:30–20:00
The annual winter illumination at Tokyo German Village in Sodegaura, Chiba. This season's theme is a trip across America. Lit from sunset until the park closes at 20:00; a lighting ceremony is planned for Oct 31.
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Sagamiko Illumillion 2026-2027 "Kawaisouni! Giragira Circus Galaxy Tour"
Sagamiko MORI MORI (Sagamiko Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – May 9 (Sun) 16:00–21:00
One of the largest illuminations in the Kanto region, with about 6 million lights. This season features the Kawaisouni! characters such as Opanchu Usagi. Open 16:00-21:00 (varies by season; some closed days); weekends and holidays only from Apr 5, 2027. Dogs are allowed with a signed agreement (pet fee 1,000 yen). Paid parking available.
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Edogawa Sportsland Ice Skating Rink (2026–27 Season)
Edogawa Sportsland Ice Skating Rink (Shinozaki Sta.)
Oct 1 (Thu) – May 31 (Mon) 09:00–18:00
The only ward-run ice rink in Tokyo's 23 wards, open Oct 1, 2026 to May 31, 2027. Public skating Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00–18:00 and weekends/holidays 10:00–18:00 (no public skating Tue/Thu). Check the official site for year-end hours.
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IDOLiSH7 in NAMJATOWN ~11th Anniversary Festival~
NAMJATOWN (Sunshine City World Import Mart Bldg 2F) (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Aug 28 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
IDOLiSH7 collaboration at NAMJATOWN with mini-games and original goods. Check the official site for admission fees. Last entry 19:30.
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Nyan Nyan Nyanko Collab Cafe: Nyanko Hanten
S-PiCK CAFE (Jingumae 115 Bldg 3F) (Harajuku Sta.)
Oct 2 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
A Chinese-restaurant-themed collab cafe for the cat characters 'Nyan Nyan Nyanko', with dishes like Nyan-tan noodles and Nyango pudding. 80 minutes per visit; last entry 90 minutes before closing.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 3 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
The official pop-up store of VTuber group hololive production, touring five places in Japan; the Tokyo stop is Ikebukuro PACKS. Entry may be limited or ticketed when crowded.
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Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ HE★VENS GARDEN Only Shop
animate Ikebukuro Flagship Store 7F SOUTH (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
Displays using visuals from HE★VENS's mini album plus new goods. LINE numbered entry tickets required all day Oct 16 and until 14:00 on Oct 17.
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Shunka Shuto Daikosha: Haru no Mai POP UP SHOP (AMNIBUS STORE -white-)
Shibuya Modi 4F, AMNIBUS STORE -white- (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A pop-up at Shibuya Modi selling new Ani-Art illustrated goods ahead of general release.
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Ask the Editor of Gakken's Zukan LIVE! How Picture Encyclopedias Are Made and Used (Hon no Mori Chuo)
Hon no Mori Chuo, 1F Multipurpose Hall (Shintomicho Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–11:30
The editor-in-chief of Gakken's Zukan LIVE picture encyclopedias talks to children about how encyclopedias are made and how to use them. Apply online, by phone or in person from 9:00 on October 4 (first 40 people).
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Picture Book Reading & Pop-Up "___taro" Workshop with Kaho Shimada (Kodomo Plaza Library)
Koto City Kodomo Plaza 4F Meeting Rooms 1 & 2 (Sumiyoshi Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–12:00
Picture book author Kaho Shimada reads aloud, then kids make a pop-up "___taro" craft. 30 places, first come first served; apply via the dedicated form from 9:00 on Oct 17.
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Make Your Own Picture Book: Reading Culture Day Special (Mejiro Library)
Toshima City Mejiro Library, Mejiro No.1 Community Room (basement) (Mejiro Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 14:00–15:00
A special storytime followed by a mini craft session where kids aged 4 to elementary make their own picture book.
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Red River (Sora wa Akai Kawa no Hotori) TV Anime POP UP STORE in Shibuya LOFT
Shibuya LOFT 6F Art & Culture Floor (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 15 (Thu) – Nov 2 (Mon) 11:00–21:00
A pop-up celebrating the broadcast, with exclusive new-illustration goods and a life-size panel photo spot. Entry may be limited when crowded. Closes 18:00 on the last day.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 2 (Mon) 11:00–19:00
A pop-up by HOZUBAG, bags remade from retired paragliders, in a shop that inflates with air.
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Hermès Pop-up “Pour aujourd’hui et pour toujours”
Isetan Shinjuku Men's Bldg. 1F, The Stage / Promotion (Shinjuku-sanchome Sta.)
Oct 14 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–20:00
A pop-up presenting Hermès men’s autumn-winter 2026.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–20:00
Kichijoji PARCO goes cat-themed for 19 days: decorations inside and outside the building, cat pop-up shops on 1F (Tojikomi Oct 16-28, Pontre Studio Oct 31-Nov 3), workshops on 3F, and a screening of CatVideoFest 2025 at UPLINK Kichijoji. Hours follow the building's hours and vary by shop.
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"You and I Are Polar Opposites" TV Anime Collab Café at Share Café (Retro Pop ver.)
Share Café FLEUR, Shinjuku Marui Main Bldg (8F) (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–21:00
A collab café for "You and I Are Polar Opposites." Each collab menu item comes with a coaster (9 designs). Reservations first come first served via Livepocket; same-day walk-in slots if available. Last order 20:00.
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Helluva Boss POP UP STORE (Sunshine City Alta)
Sunshine City Alta 1F Event Space (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 22 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
An official pop-up store celebrating Season 3 of the animated series Helluva Boss. Popular items are on sale, and every ¥3,300 spent gets a Halloween-design clear card while stocks last.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 12:00–18:00
An exhibition, sale and meetup by MUKU & HIBI with about 30 creators selling zines, photo books and goods. 5 min walk from Gaiemmae Station. Hours are provisional.
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A public bathhouse exhibit plus traditional play like chopstick pop guns and crafts. Every child gets a gift; play two or more games to spin a gacha. Sessions at 11:00 and 12:30.
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Adachi Picture Book Theater: Live Picture Book Show (Ayase Elementary School)
Ayase Elementary School (Adachi City), Waku Waku Niko Niko Book Forest (Ayase Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:30–15:00
Three picture books shown as animation and read aloud with live music (performer: Yusa). Shows 11:30–12:30 and 14:00–15:00, 50 groups each chosen by lottery; apply via the online form by Oct 25. Book signing afterwards.
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Yoyogi Park Festa: "Moist Potpourri with Herbs"
Yoyogi Park, Herb Garden in Flower Land (Harajuku Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 13:00–15:00
A hands-on activity at the park festa. With an instructor from the NPO Japan Community Gardening Association, layer herbs and salt to make moist potpourri (about 15-30 min). Rose tours and disaster-preparedness workshops also held. Cancelled in severe weather.
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Cultural Property Week Special Talk "Birds Designated as Natural Monuments" (Tama Zoo)
Tama Zoological Park, Watching Center Animal Hall (Tama-dobutsu-koen Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 14:00–14:30
A talk on birds designated as natural monuments for Tokyo Cultural Property Week. 100 seats, no booking, first come. Special guides on storks and golden eagles and info cards are also offered during the week.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 4 (Wed) 11:00–19:00
An autumn festival with design works across the lawn and the building.
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Story Time for Babies and Toddlers (Nishihara Library)
Shibuya City Nishihara Library (Hatagaya Sta.)
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Autumn Color Lantern Making (Koganei Park "Shuusai Monogatari" Workshop)
Koganei Park (around Ikoi-no-Hiroba and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum) (Musashi-Koganei Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 7 (Sat) 17:30–20:30
A workshop of the flower-and-light event "Shuusai Monogatari". Arrange fallen leaves gathered in the park, laminate them and attach to a wooden frame to make a lantern. Held Oct 23, Oct 31 and Nov 7. Book via the reservation form. Preschoolers must come with a guardian.
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Pottery Making at Nozawa Children's Center
Nozawa Children's Center, Craft Room (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 7 (Sat) 15:30–17:00
Make your own rice bowl with guidance from the local pottery group Noyaki no Kai. Choose one shaping day (Nov 4-7) and one coloring day (Dec 4 or 5, 14:00-17:00). From 14:00 on October 10, the child fills in an application card and brings it to the center (first 8 per session).
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Workshop "Let's Make an Osanpo Panpan Train!" (Mitaka Library)
Mitaka Library (Main) (Mitaka Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–12:00
A parent-and-child workshop at Mitaka Library with a picture-book reading, crafts and a book signing. Apply on the library website by Oct 26 (20 pairs; lottery if oversubscribed).
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Kids Coordination Training for Better Motor Skills (Harumirai)
Harumirai (Harumi Community Center), Multipurpose Studio (Kachidoki Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–11:00
Coordination training to help 4- to 6-year-olds control their bodies better. A parent or guardian must come along. Apply online from October 3 to November 6 (first 10 children).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–16:00
Try universal and para sports together, whether or not you have a disability: trampoline, boccia, floor hockey, molkky, wheelchair tennis (morning) and wheelchair basketball (afternoon), among others (planned). No sign-up; bring indoor shoes. Sign language interpreters on site.
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"The Cafe Where Ordering Takes Time" – Ogu Library 5th Anniversary
Ogu Library (Kumanomae Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:00–15:50
A one-day cafe at Ogu Library to celebrate its 5th anniversary, where ordering may take a little time. Three 50-minute sessions from 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm. Free and open to all; reserve online (no phone bookings).
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First Sewing: Needle, Thread and Cloth (Kodomo Miraikan)
Edogawa Kodomo Mirai-kan (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:00–13:45
A free beginner sewing class for grades 3-4, 13:00-13:45. Advance application required (by Oct 27, lottery if full).
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Learn, Discover, Meet! Rescue Cat Adoption Event (Shinjuku City)
Eco Gallery Shinjuku (in Shinjuku Central Park) (Tochomae Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:30–15:30
An adoption event for cats rescued by a Shinjuku volunteer group for dog and cat support and AEON Pet. No registration needed (not first come first served). Last entry 15:00. Also a panel exhibit on life with a rescue cat.
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Boeing STEM Program: Flight Show & Workshops (Science Museum)
Science Museum, B1 Science Hall and other rooms (Takebashi Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 13:30–16:05
A flight-themed science show with Yoshimoto comedians, then one workshop: JAL or ANA aviation sessions, boomerangs or paper planes. Apply by Oct 18 (lottery); a guardian must attend.
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Seasonal Experience: Old Farm Tools Demo & Hands-on (Former Uchida Residence, Shakujii Park Furusato Museum)
Former Uchida Residence, front garden (next to Shakujii Park Furusato Museum) (Shakujii-koen Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–15:30
Demonstrations and hands-on use of old farm tools such as a senba-koki thresher, stone mill and rope-twisting machine. Open to anyone, no capacity limit. In rain, held in the earthen-floor area of the Former Uchida Residence.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–16:00
Kids in grades 5-6 sew a Christmas ornament using basic stitches, 14:00-16:00. Advance application required (by Oct 27, lottery if full); materials 200 yen.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) 14:00–16:00
A free science class for grades 3-6 observing creatures living under fallen leaves, 14:00-16:00. Apply by Oct 27 (lottery if full).
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Sunshine 60 Observatory x Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side: Tokimeki Sky Date
Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbou Park (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 9 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
A Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side collaboration at the observatory with a special exhibit, panorama photo spots, original goods, a stamp rally and collab cafe menu. Timed web tickets needed on weekends and holidays.
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Cosmo Planetarium Shibuya Kids Time: 'Hachiko and the Lost Child of Space – Exoplanet Expedition'
Cosmo Planetarium Shibuya (Shibuya Cultural Center Owada 12F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 18 (Sun) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–14:00
A children's planetarium show screened at 11:00 and 13:00 on weekends and holidays, made for preschoolers to early elementary pupils. End time not listed officially.
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BLACK TORCH TV Anime POP UP SHOP in AMNIBUS STORE -blue-
MAGNET by SHIBUYA109 5F (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
A limited-time shop for the TV anime BLACK TORCH at AMNIBUS STORE -blue-. Hours follow the building's hours.
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Maebashi Witches 'Kyuru Emo Jersey Maid' POP UP SHOP
Tokyo Anime Center in DNP PLAZA SHIBUYA (Shibuya MODI 2F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
A pop-up for the anime 'Maebashi Witches' selling newly drawn goods of the six girls in jersey-maid outfits. Spend ¥3,000 or more to enter a bonus lottery. Numbered tickets on some days.
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TRAVAS TOKYO x NEEDY GIRL OVERDOSE POP UP SHOP (AMNIBUS STORE -green-)
Shibuya Modi 3F, AMNIBUS STORE -green- (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A Shibuya pop-up selling new TRAVAS TOKYO collab goods drawn by illustrator BEBE.
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Haikyu!! Wakuwaku School Festival POP UP SHOP by Production I.G (Shinjuku Marui Annex)
Shinjuku Marui Annex 6F, Calendarium 6 (Shinjuku-sanchome Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
A Haikyu!! anime pop-up shop with a school festival theme. Weekdays 11:00–19:00, weekends and holidays 10:30–19:00. Some dates and times use advance lottery entry to reduce crowding.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
Hands-on corners such as mixing sounds into your own BGM and making a scrunchie from ribbons, plus a shop of new goods. The first day opens at 16:00 and is reservation-only.
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Animate Girls Festival 2026 (AGF2026)
Sunshine City (Ikebukuro) and other venues (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 09:00–17:00
A major anime and game event aimed at female fans. Entry by time-slot tickets sold in advance (lottery/first-come); no tickets sold on site. Some tickets require face-photo registration.
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Learn from the Pros! Kids' Theater Experience (Kami-Ikebukuro Library)
Toshima City Kami-Ikebukuro Library B1 Multipurpose Hall (Kita-Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–14:20
Free 30-minute sessions in body expression and stage sword fighting for ages 3 to junior high.
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Electronics Craft: Make a Christmas Tree (Kodomo Mirai-kan)
Edogawa Kodomo Mirai-kan (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–12:00
Learn how everyday electronics work and solder components to build an electronic Christmas tree. 10:00–12:00, free; advance application required (9 kids, lottery; web deadline Oct 27). Grades 4–6.
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Not Poop! The Secret of Owl Pellets (Kodomo Mirai-kan)
Edogawa Kodomo Mirai-kan (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–12:00
Learn about pellets coughed up by birds of prey and dissect one to see what is inside, led by a veterinarian. 10:00–12:00, free; advance application required (16 kids, lottery; web deadline Oct 27). Grades 4–6.
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Southern Hemisphere Christmas: Native Flower Arrangement Workshop (Shinozaki Bunka Plaza)
Shinozaki Bunka Plaza (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Make a Christmas arrangement with native flowers from the Southern Hemisphere, taught by flower designer 宇田川寿恵. Two sessions, 10:00-12:00 and 14:00-16:00, 26 people each (first come, first served), 3,500 yen per session. Bring a bag to carry it home.
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Bird Sanctuary Guided Tour (Kasai Rinkai Park)
Kasai Rinkai Park Bird Sanctuary Watching Center (Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 14:00–15:00
A free guided tour held on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Bird sanctuary staff introduce the season's highlights; beginner-friendly and open to children and adults. Meet on the 2nd floor of the Watching Center; binoculars can be borrowed free.
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Board Game Day (Adachi City Central Library)
Adachi City Central Library, Ohanashi Room (Manabipia 21) (Kita-senju Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 14:30–16:00
Library navigators teach you how to play while you enjoy board games together. 14:30–16:00, free. Aimed at preschoolers to elementary school children, open to everyone, beginners welcome.
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"Shiawase Kanako no Koroshiya Seikatsu" POP-UP STORE (TO POP-UP Shibuya Sakura Stage)
TO POP-UP Shibuya Sakura Stage (SHIBUYA SIDE 3F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 9 (Mon) 10:00–21:00
Pop-up store for the manga "Shiawase Kanako no Koroshiya Seikatsu". 10:00-21:00, free walk-in entry on all days. Costumes worn by the cast of the live-action drama are on display. Numbered tickets may be issued when crowded.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 23 (Fri) – Nov 10 (Tue) 11:00–21:00
A Jujutsu Kaisen 5th-anniversary goods event. Oct 23–25: entry by advance lottery (LivePocket) first; numbered tickets if crowded. Closes 18:00 on the last day.
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Museum Tour with Babies (Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, 'Marimekko' exhibition)
Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum (Shirokanedai Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) 10:30–13:30
Art communicators help families with babies over steps and narrow doorways while touring 'Marimekko: The Power of Pattern' (10:30, 11:30, 12:30; up to 60 min, 5 families each). Apply by Oct 20. It is a 'Baby Hour' day when strollers are allowed in the main building.
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Craft Session (Rinsen Minna-no Library, Shibuya)
Shibuya City Rinsen Minna-no Library (Ebisu Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) 15:00–15:30
The library's November craft session (15 people). 12 minutes' walk from Ebisu and Hiroo stations.
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Playing and Thinking with Nuts and Seeds (Kodomo Mirai-kan)
Edogawa Kodomo Mirai-kan (Shinozaki Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) 15:00–16:00
Explore the surprising powers of nuts and seeds of many shapes and colors, then make a Christmas craft. 15:00–16:00, free, no booking (check-in from 14:40, gather by 14:55; lottery if over 20). Grades 1–6.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 16 (Fri) – Nov 12 (Thu) 11:00–20:00
The first collab cafe for the character Mamegoma, with limited drinks and parfaits plus shop-only goods. Last order 19:30.
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Yu Yu Hakusho POP UP SHOP (eeo Store Ikebukuro)
eeo Store Ikebukuro (Alpha Bldg 1F) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 12 (Thu) 12:00–20:00
A pop-up selling new Japanese-fairy-tale-themed illustrated goods and mini-character items in Ikebukuro.
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Minato Science Class: Investigate the Colors of Burning Things (November, Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 14 (Sat) 14:50–16:30
A science class for elementary school children that looks into the colors of flames when things burn. Held on Saturdays, Nov 7 and Nov 14; lottery.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–11:30
A craft session making Christmas trees from felt. Book by phone or in person from Nov 2, 9:00; first 20 people.
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Parent-and-Child Ornament Workshop (Setagaya Local History Museum)
Setagaya Local History Museum, New Building 1F Meeting Room (Kamimachi Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–16:00
Design ornaments inspired by Jomon pottery patterns, taught by an associate professor of Joshibi University of Art and Design. Two identical sessions, 10:00–12:00 and 14:00–16:00, 10 pairs each by lottery; apply online or by return postcard by Oct 26 (Setagaya residents, workers or students). For elementary and junior high students with a guardian.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) 14:00–16:00
Build a car-type robot and program it with Chiba Institute of Technology instructors, 14:00-16:00. Grades 1-6; apply by Nov 3 (lottery); materials 3,300 yen.
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SAKAMOTO DAYS DJ GROOVE CAFE at Share Cafe (Harakado)
Share Cafe Harakado (Tokyu Plaza Harajuku Harakado 6F) (Harajuku Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–23:00
A collab cafe with menu items and goods featuring new DJ-themed illustrations from the anime. The shop is food-court style; last order for collab menu items is 22:00.
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TV Anime MAO Collab Cafe at Share CAFE [Retro MIX] (Yurakucho Marui)
Share CAFE théâtre Yurakucho Marui (Yurakucho Marui 8F) (Yurakucho Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
Collab cafe for the TV anime MAO, 11:00-20:00 (collab menu last order 19:00). Advance reservations (first round by lottery, second first-come); walk-in slots when seats are free. Newly drawn illustration goods and collab menu.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
A pop-up selling HERALBONY's new items under this season's theme "Heartdemic". Hours follow the building's retail hours (11:00–21:00). On Nov 5 a one-day event at 10F PBOX STND: the daytime session 14:00–17:00 is free; the evening 18:30–21:00 is by application/invitation.
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Tetsuya Nagato RAREMETAL POP UP STORE "Knowledge"
NONLECTURE books/arts (Shibuya ZERO GATE B1F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 15 (Sun) 12:00–21:00
A pop-up for the 26WINTER COLLECTION "Knowledge" of Tetsuya Nagato's project RAREMETAL, with new apparel, IRUBOOKS zines and new collages. 12:00–21:00. On opening day (Nov 4) an opening event runs 19:00–21:00 with an improvised performance by Nagato.
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Kids' Haiku Class "Haiku de Tree" at Sunpearl Arakawa
Sunpearl Arakawa 2F, 1-1-1 Lounge (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–12:00
Elementary school children write haiku and decorate Sunpearl Arakawa's Christmas tree with their haiku strips. 10 parent-child pairs; apply online by Nov 6 (lottery if oversubscribed).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–12:00
Make slime and a snow globe with laundry starch. Grades 1-2 at 10:00, grades 3-4 at 11:10; free, apply by Nov 3 (lottery if full).
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Cooking with Dad: Warm Winter Dishes (Minato City Gender Equality Center Libra)
Minato City Gender Equality Center Libra (Minato Park Shibaura 2F, cooking room) (Tamachi Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 10:30–12:30
A cooking class for 3rd–6th graders and their fathers, taught by Prof. Yoshiko Nishiyama of Toita Women's College. Apply by phone, fax, online form or at the counter.
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Explore the Library's Closed Stacks! Edo-Period Books Workshop with Koyori and Washi (Hon no Mori Chuo)
Hon no Mori Chuo, 1F Multipurpose Hall (Shintomicho Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 13:30–16:00
A library workshop where you bind a small book with koyori paper cords and hear about books from the Edo period. Doors open 13:15. Apply by phone or in person from 9:00 on October 14 (first 20 people, up to 2 per application).
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Garden Eel Mask Making (Sumida Aquarium)
Sumida Aquarium 5F Aqua Academy (Oshiage (Skytree) Sta.)
Oct 1 (Thu) – Nov 16 (Mon) 11:00–16:00
Pick one of three eel masks and color it in. Weekdays 11:00–16:00 (last entry 15:30), weekends and holidays 10:00–17:00 (last entry 16:30). Some days, such as Nov 13, close early for private bookings.
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Sgt. Frog Collab Cafe: 'Invading the Flavors of Autumn!'
Collabo_Index Ikebukuro PARCO (Main Bldg 8F) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 9 (Fri) – Nov 16 (Mon) 11:15–21:15
A collab cafe celebrating autumn appetite with the Keroro Platoon: moon-viewing tororo udon, sweet-potato tarts and character drinks. 75-minute seatings; online reservations until 18:00 the day before.
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Sumida x Chiba University Junior Design School for Teens: "Logo T-shirt Making"
Chiba University Sumida Satellite Campus 1F, Model Shop (Higashi-azuma Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 21 (Sat) 13:30–17:00
A single-session course at Chiba University Sumida Satellite Campus to make an original T-shirt from logo data you design yourself. Held Nov 14 and Nov 21; for junior and senior high school students (including technical college years 1-3).
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Workshop: "Make a Four-Panel Kamishibai!" (Toshima City Local History Museum)
Toshima City Local History Museum (Toshima Industry Promotion Plaza 7F) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 10:00–15:00
Related to the exhibition "Kamishibai Made in Toshima", make a postcard-size four-panel kamishibai (picture-card story). Two sessions: 10:00-11:00 and 14:00-15:00. Apply via form Oct 24 - Nov 9; elementary schoolers and younger must come with a guardian.
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What Is Star Sand? Sand Bottle Making (Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 10:30–15:20
Make a sand bottle themed on star sand. Two sessions: 10:30–11:20 and 14:30–15:20; lottery, advance booking required.
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Intro to Bonsai: Make a Little Garden with Mini Bonsai (Green and Water Citizens' College)
Green and Water Citizens' College (Tokyo Health Plaza Hygeia) (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 13:30–15:30
A course by the Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association. Learn bonsai history through slides, then use pine and other plants with moss, stones and decorative sand to make a mini bonsai landscape. Instructor: plant artist Daisuke Nakajima. Apply via Peatix.
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Kids' Craft Class: Making Paper Planes (University of Electro-Communications)
University of Electro-Communications, 80th Anniversary Hall (Chofu Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) 13:30–16:00
A craft class where children explore how wings work through demo experiments and build paper planes that fly well. 20 places (lottery if oversubscribed); apply via the online form from Oct 5 to Nov 8.
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Joto Library "Let's Work at the Library!" Librarian Job Experience
Koto City Joto Library (Koto Ward General Community Center 6F) (Nishi-ojima Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Nov 22 (Sun) 13:00–15:00
On four Sundays in November (1, 8, 15, 22), 3rd-6th graders try a librarian's job: repairing books, reshelving returned books, and even entering the back office that is usually off-limits.
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D.N.ANGEL POP UP SHOP in AMNIBUS STORE -blue- (MAGNET by SHIBUYA109)
MAGNET by SHIBUYA109 5F AMNIBUS STORE -blue- (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
Goods with newly drawn "Starry Sky Maid & Starry Sky Butler" illustrations. On Nov 6 entry is by lottery numbered ticket (handed out from 9:20, first entry 10:15). Postcard bonus with purchases of 2,000 yen or more.
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Letterpress Workshop for Adults: "Printing Time - Letterpress Clock" (Printing Museum, Tokyo)
Printing Museum, Tokyo - Printing Studio (Edogawabashi Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–12:00
Set a forme with Latin numeral type, letterpress-print a clock face and turn it into a clock. Same content on Saturday and Sunday; join one session. Apply via web form only, Oct 27 10:00 - Nov 4 18:00; lottery.
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Machiya Library Autumn Craft: Make Your Own Picture Book
Machiya Library 2F Storytime Room (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–11:30
A small craft workshop for kids aged 3 to elementary school to make an original picture book (reservation required).
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Plants Are Amazing! Make Flying Seeds — Tamaroku Science Lab (Tamarokuto Science Center)
Tamarokuto Science Center Event Hall (Hana-Koganei Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) 13:30–15:30
A class with a lecture and craft on the curious shapes of seeds that plants make to spread. Run by the science center's volunteer group. 25 places; entries must arrive by Nov 9, lottery, tickets sent to winners.
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Chiikawa Pocket POP UP STORE (Tokyo)
Ikebukuro PARCO Main Bldg 6F, 0% IKEBUKURO (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–21:00
A pop-up for the Chiikawa Pocket app's 4th goods line, themed on bento and shops, at Ikebukuro PARCO.
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SAKAMOTO DAYS POP UP STREET in Okuyama Omairimachi & Asakusa Nishi-Sando
Okuyama Omairimachi & Asakusa Nishi-Sando shopping streets and more (Asakusa Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–18:00
A SAKAMOTO DAYS event in Asakusa's shopping streets. A special pop-up shop sells collaboration-illustration goods first. Nov 6-8 shop entry needs an advance reservation (first come from Oct 23, 18:00, via Livepocket). Times are the shop's sales hours.
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Workshop: "Draw Your Favorite Kamishibai Picture and Make a Button Badge!" (Toshima City Local History Museum)
Toshima City Local History Museum (Toshima Industry Promotion Plaza 7F) (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–15:00
Choose a picture from the kamishibai on display, sketch it and make your own button badge. Two sessions: 10:00-11:00 and 14:00-15:00; numbered tickets handed out from 30 minutes before. Elementary schoolers and younger must come with a guardian.
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English Rhythm Play for Parents and Kids with Mizuki-sensei (Sunpearl Arakawa)
Sunpearl Arakawa 2F, 1-1-1 Lounge (Machiya Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–11:45
A parent-and-child session enjoying English pronunciation with picture books and instruments. Part 1 at 10:00 mainly for ages 0-2, Part 2 at 11:00 mainly for ages 3 and up. 15 families per session, first come, first served; parent must accompany; free seating (doors open 15 min before; end time not listed).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–11:30
A free parent-and-child science class (grades 1-4) studying planaria, 10:00-11:30. Apply by Nov 10 (lottery if full).
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Parent-Child Wonder Discovery Workshop (Taito City)
Taito City Office 10F Meeting Room (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 13:30–16:00
Parents and kids make a "magical ring," a "catch-me bug" and a "mystery texture ball" with guidance from youth commissioners. For grades 3–6 with one guardian (pairs), 100 pairs. Apply online by Nov 5; lottery if oversubscribed.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 13:30–16:00
Connect a circuit with an LED and a button battery to build a glowing keychain and learn how light works. 13:30–16:00, free; advance application required (20 kids, lottery; web deadline Nov 10). Grades 1–3.
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Workshop: Mount Your Own Hokusai Picture Scroll (Sumida Hokusai Museum)
Sumida Hokusai Museum MARUGEN100 (lecture room) (Ryogoku Sta.)
Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 14:00–16:00
A workshop linked to the 10th-anniversary special exhibition where you mount a Hokusai picture scroll yourself, led by painter and ukiyo-e researcher Daisuke Mukai. Numbered tickets from 13:30 on the day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 14:00–15:30
Learn magic tricks with rubber bands, handkerchiefs, chopstick wrappers and playing cards, then perform them for the group. 14:00–15:30, free; advance application required (12 kids, lottery; web deadline Nov 10). Grades 3–5.
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Storytime for Babies and Toddlers (Rinsen Minna-no Library, Shibuya)
Shibuya City Rinsen Minna-no Library (Ebisu Sta.)
Nov 25 (Wed) 15:00–15:30
Picture-book reading and nursery songs for ages 0–3 (30 people).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 25 (Wed) 15:00–16:00
Think about how paper planes fly far, then build a straw hang glider that glides a long time. 15:00–16:00, free, no booking (check-in from 14:40, gather by 14:55; lottery if over 16). For elementary grades 1–6.
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Storytime for Babies and Toddlers (Komorebi Owada Library, Shibuya)
Shibuya City Komorebi Owada Library (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 27 (Fri) 10:30–11:00
Picture books, finger plays and nursery songs for babies and toddlers (20 people).
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Kids' Programming with toio™ (Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) 10:30–11:15
Programming for kids using the small toio™ robots. Lottery, advance booking required.
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Live Planetarium Talk "The Ruler of the Universe" (Itabashi Science and Education Museum)
Itabashi Science and Education Museum Planetarium (Kami-itabashi Sta.)
Oct 8 (Thu) – Nov 29 (Sun) 15:30–16:20
A live planetarium commentary on the scale of the universe. 15:30–16:20 during the period; 190 seats, first come, first served, no advance booking (just go to the venue). Adults 350 yen, high school students and under 120 yen. Closed Mondays (open Nov 23). For ages 10 (5th grade) and up.
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Fun Handmade Craft Corner, Autumn Season (Science Museum, Tokyo)
Science Museum 3F lobby (by the stairs) (Takebashi Sta.)
Oct 17 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–16:40
Pick a base such as a clear candle, a mini cactus in seven colors of sand, a candy house that doubles as a trinket box, or clay fake sweets, and decorate it freely. Seasonal parts like Halloween are available. No booking; drop in until 16:00.
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Arakawa Yuen Autumn Pottery Class: Small Donburi Bowl
Arakawa Yuen, Fureai House 2F (Kumanomae Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–15:30
A two-session pottery class at Arakawa Yuen: shape a small rice bowl on Nov 15 and glaze it on Nov 29. Choose a morning or afternoon class; apply by return postcard by Oct 21 (14 per class, lottery if full).
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Iceland Christmas Weekend (Metsä Nordic Christmas 2026)
metsä village, Craft Bibliotek (Hanno Sta.)
Nov 28 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–17:00
A weekend program with the Embassy of Iceland: performances and storytelling on Iceland's "13 Yule Lads" and a knitting workshop. Part of Metsä's Nordic Christmas (Oct 31–Dec 25).
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Kids' Workshop: Cardboard Book Stand (Ishihama Library)
Ishihama Library 4F (Minami-Senju Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–11:45
Draw on cardboard and decorate it with origami and stickers to make a book stand. Two sessions (10:00, 11:00), 4 kids each. Apply Oct 20–Nov 22 online or at the library counter (Taito library card needed; lottery).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–14:00
A Sunpearl Arakawa lounge theater program featuring the live-action version of the beloved musical CATS. Session 1 starts 10:30 (doors 10:00), Session 2 starts 14:00 (doors 13:30). Free, 50 people per session. Advance application required (up to 2 people per application; lottery if oversubscribed; winners notified by email). End time not listed.
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You're a Shark Scientist Too!! Reading Shark Secrets from Their Shapes (November, Minato City Science Museum)
Minato City Science Museum (Toranomon Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 10:30–11:30
A program that uncovers the secrets of sharks from the shapes of their bodies. Lottery, advance booking required.
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Read-aloud Lecture 'Opening the World of Picture Encyclopedias Together' (Ota City Library)
Denenchofu Seseragi-kan Multipurpose Room (Tamagawa Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 14:00–15:30
Botanist Kenichi Saiki of the Natural History Museum and Institute, Chiba, who has collected over 2,000 illustrated encyclopedias, shares their appeal with parents and children. 50 seats; apply via online form or return postcard (postcards must arrive by Nov 15; lottery if oversubscribed, with priority to those living, studying or working in Ota City).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 29 (Sun) 14:00–16:00
A parent-and-child class on making origami planes that fly well, with test flights on the riverbank from 15:30. 14:00–16:00, free; advance application required (16 pairs, lottery; web deadline Nov 17). Grades 1–6 with one guardian.
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Noragami POP UP SHOP (Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store)
Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store 1F, THE ENTRANCE (Shinjuku-sanchome Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
A pop-up shop for the modern Japanese fantasy manga Noragami. One random ema-style card for every ¥3,300 (tax incl.) spent on eligible items. Closes at 16:00 on the last day, Dec 6.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 20 (Fri) – Dec 25 (Fri) 10:00–19:00
Chiikawa Park in Ikebukuro gets a Christmas makeover, with decorations and special greetings from characters in Christmas outfits. Limited goods from Nov 24. Check tickets in advance.
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Horimiya Cafe: Katagiri High School Festival (motto cafe Ikebukuro)
motto cafe Ikebukuro (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 14 (Wed) – Dec 27 (Sun) 11:00–19:40
A Horimiya collab cafe themed on the Katagiri High School festival; the menu switches to the second half from Nov 21. Reservations (first come, first served) and at least one order per person required.
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Yokohama Minato Mirai Winter Holiday 2026: Dragon Quest x Final Fantasy
Yokohama Landmark Tower (Landmark Plaza) / MARK IS Minatomirai (Minatomirai Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Jan 11 (Mon) 11:00–19:00
A winter collaboration of Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy. A holiday tree at Landmark Plaza 1F and a big Slime and Chocobo display at MARK IS 1F (decorations change from Dec 26). Stamp rally at 6 spots (Nov 11-Dec 27, 11:00-19:00), the collab cafe "Surachoco Kitchen" and a pop-up store. The cafe has shorter hours on Dec 31 and is closed Jan 1.
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