Mongolian Spring Festival 2024
Hikarigaoka Park Hikarigaoka Park, 4-1-1 Hikarigaoka, Nerima, TokyoThe hawarinbayaru, which means "Spring Festival" in Mongolian, is held annually in May to celebrate Mongolian culture, art,…
The hawarinbayaru, which means "Spring Festival" in Mongolian, is held annually in May to celebrate Mongolian culture, art,…
Kugayama’s annual firefly festival has been going for over twenty years now and is typically held on the…
A smaller scale event with about 2,500 fireworks set off near Yuigahama Beach. But while it might lack…
Semi-annual exhibition of “garage kits” or resin models of anime, manga, and video game characters. The models—some made…
Annual display of over 100,000 sunflowers in the fields of Kiyose. The area is well known for farming…
Another enjoyable fireworks event (officially called Katsushika Noryo Hanabi Taikai) along the Edogawa River which sees over 13,000…
The Fussa Tanabata Matsuri has been held every year since 1951 and today sees about 100 food, drink…
One of Tokyo’s biggest firework events with 12,000 fireworks launched over the course of 90 minutes. It also…
A total of 13,000 fireworks are shot up into the air over the course of 75 minutes for…
The Jingu-Gaien Fireworks Festival is one of the few firework events to be held in central Tokyo. Spectators…
Ota City Peace Fireworks Festival (大田区平和都市宣言記念事業) is a fireworks event held along the Tama River, typically in mid…
Thousands of kochia (summer cypress) turn Mirahashi Hill in Hitachi Seaside Park a crimson red.
The Kyoto International Manga Anima Fair (also known as KYOMAF) is a mid-scale event to promote the anime…
Over 300 exhibitors from almost 40 countries and regions gather for this annual gaming convention. Japanese game makers…
A mid-sized firework event (6,000 fireworks) held along the banks of the Tama River near Futakotamagawa Station. The…
Bake-neko (literally “changed” or “supernatural” cat) are a common occurrence in Japanese mythology and what better time to…
Utsunomiya is famous throughout Japan for its gyoza and so it's only fitting that an annual festival to…
Along with the Tokyo Metropolitan Tourism Chrysanthemum Exhibition, the Bunkyo Chrysanthemum Festival ("kiku matsuri") is the other major…
As you no doubt know, 11 November is Cheese Day and to celebrate there will be a 2-day…
Even if you’re not a fan of comic books and manga, you’ll have heard of Comic Con. It…
Collectibles and paraphernalia from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. The Junk Show Tokyo is held a handful of…
The legend goes that foxes from all regions would gather under a large tree on New Year’s Eve…
The traditional New Year greeting by the Imperial Family from the long balcony of the Chowaden Hall. Members…
The New Year Firefighter Ceremony—officially called dezome-shiki (出初式)—is a display of acrobatics and other skills organized by the…