A biennial festival in Tokyo, the Laos Festival features traditional Lao food, music, and dance.
Yoyogi Park (Events Area), Shibuya, Tokyo
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A dragon boat race in Yokohama, this annual championship takes place at Yamashita Park. The competition is a main event of the Port Festival, featuring multiple team divisions.
Yamashita Park, Yokohama, Kanagawa
Cultural festival, Tokyo: The annual Taiwan Festival in Ueno Park promotes Taiwanese culture. It features an outdoor market with authentic food, art, and musical performances.
Ueno Park, Taito, Tokyo
A biannual convention for selling self-published comics, the Comic Market is a large-scale event. It is also a popular gathering for people who participate in cosplay.
Tokyo Big Sight, Koto, Tokyo
A samba carnival in Tokyo, the Asakusa Samba Carnival is a large annual competition. The event is a parade with dance teams, music, and floats.
Asakusa, Taito, Tokyo
The Philippine Festival in Tokyo celebrates Filipino culture with stage performances and food stalls that offer traditional dishes, products, and services.
Yoyogi Park (Events Area), Shibuya, Tokyo
A dojinshi convention in Tokyo, Comic Market (Comiket) is a biannual event where creators sell self-published comic books and attendees participate in cosplay.
Tokyo Big Sight, Koto, Tokyo
This Lunar New Year festival in Yokohama is Japan’s largest. Held in Chinatown, it features parades, lion dances, and cultural performances over two weeks.
Yokohama Chinatown, Yokohama, Tokyo
This annual cultural festival in Japan celebrates Vietnamese heritage. It features food vendors, stage performances by pop and traditional artists, and stalls selling traditional crafts like Ao Dai.
Yoyogi Park (Events Area), Shibuya, Tokyo
The Hawarinbayaru, meaning “Spring Festival,” is Japan’s largest celebration of Mongolian culture. Organized by Mongolian students, the event foster...
Tokorozawa Aviation Memorial Park, Tokorozawa, Saitama