Tokyo Events & City News Archive

Weekly archive of events and city news for Tokyo. Newest first.

Originally published: 2026-07-17T12:03:34.771190

Upcoming Events in Tokyo

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	teamLab Borderless / Planets	teamLab’s digital art museums in Tokyo immerse visitors in interactive, room-scale light and water installations. The Borderless venue in Azabudai Hills and the Planets venue in Toyosu are among the city’s most popular contemporary attractions. Both are open year-round with timed, ticketed entry. [Source]
2026-07-25	Sumida River Fireworks Festival	The Sumida River Fireworks Festival is one of Tokyo’s largest and oldest fireworks displays, lighting up the sky near Asakusa. Tens of thousands of fireworks are launched over the river before huge crowds along the banks. Viewing from the riverside is free, with paid seating in some areas. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Tokyo Skytree Observation Decks	Tokyo Skytree is one of the world’s tallest towers, with observation decks offering sweeping views over the metropolis. On clear days visitors can see as far as Mount Fuji from the upper galleries. The decks are open daily with timed, ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-07-01 to 2026-07-15	Mitama Matsuri, Yasukuni Shrine	The Mitama Matsuri is a summer festival held at Yasukuni Shrine, where tens of thousands of illuminated lanterns line the approach. The evening event features traditional dance, food stalls and a lively festival atmosphere. Entry to the shrine grounds is free during the festival. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Ghibli Museum, Mitaka	The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka celebrates the films and artistry of Studio Ghibli through whimsical exhibits and original short films. Visitors explore animation displays, a rooftop garden and a cinema showing exclusive shorts. Entry is by advance, date-and-time-specific ticket only. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum	This open-air museum in Koganei Park preserves historic buildings from Tokyo’s Edo and modern eras, relocated and restored on site. Visitors can walk through old shops, homes and public buildings that illustrate the city’s architectural heritage. The museum is open most of the year with ticketed entry. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-17	Weather	Level 4 heavy-rain alerts issued across Tokyo’s 23 wards	Authorities issued level 4 heavy-rain danger warnings for Tokyo’s 23 wards and nearby areas such as Yokohama. Forecasters warned of sudden localized thunderstorms during the evening commute and possible road flooding. The warnings were later downgraded after the peak passed. [Source]
2026-07-17	Public health	64 people fall ill in food poisoning at Hachioji nursery	Sixty-four people suffered food poisoning at a nursery in Tokyo’s Hachioji city. Investigators detected Escherichia albertii, a bacterium similar to E. coli. Health officials are examining the source of the outbreak. [Source]
2026-07-17	Football	FC Tokyo signs former Denmark international Nicolai Vallys	FC Tokyo has completed the permanent transfer of former Denmark international midfielder Nicolai Vallys. The 29-year-old attacker joins from a leading Danish club. The signing strengthens the Tokyo side’s attacking options. [Source]
2026-07-17	Food culture	Tokyo Ramen Festa to hold its final edition in Komazawa	The Tokyo Ramen Festa, billed as one of Japan’s largest ramen events, will hold its final edition this year. Ramen shops from across the country will gather at Komazawa in Tokyo. Organizers announced the long-running festival is drawing to a close. [Source]
2026-07-17	Markets	Tokyo’s Nikkei briefly dives more than 4,100 points amid AI selloff	The Nikkei 225 tumbled sharply, at one point diving over 4,100 points, as AI-related and chip shares sold off heavily. The index slipped below 63,000 for the first time in about a month on an intraday basis. Asian markets broadly retreated during the rout. [Source]
2026-07-17	Crime	Commuter-train pickpocket found with stacks of ID cards	A company employee was arrested on suspicion of pickpocketing on a commuter train in Tokyo. Police reportedly found large quantities of driver’s licenses and My Number cards at his home. Investigators are examining whether he was involved in further thefts. [Source]
2026-07-17	Politics	Upper House passes flag-desecration bill despite constitutional concerns	Japan’s Upper House passed a bill criminalizing desecration of the national flag. The law, set to take effect in August, will punish anyone who publicly damages, removes or defaces the flag in a way likely to cause extreme discomfort to others. The measure cleared parliament amid ongoing constitutional debate. [Source]
2026-07-17	Aviation	JAL introduces measures after cabin-crew drinking problem	Japan Airlines announced new prevention measures following a cabin crew alcohol issue. Critics warned the proposed system could still overlook individual cases. The airline said it is tightening oversight of crew conduct. [Source]
2026-07-17	Theater	Gekidan Shiki opens member pre-sales for Tokyo run of new play	Theater company Gekidan Shiki will begin member pre-sale bookings for the Tokyo run of ‘The Robot in the Garden.’ The advance reservation opens for members ahead of the general public. The production is among the company’s latest Tokyo staged works. [Source]

Sources: teamLab, Go Tokyo, Tokyo Skytree, Go Tokyo, Ghibli Museum, Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, FNN Prime Online, Yomiuri Shimbun

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Originally published: 2026-07-06T13:16:37.596615

Upcoming Events in Tokyo

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	teamLab Borderless / Planets	teamLab’s digital art museums in Tokyo immerse visitors in interactive, room-scale light and water installations. The Borderless venue in Azabudai Hills and the Planets venue in Toyosu are among the city’s most popular contemporary attractions. Both are open year-round with timed, ticketed entry. [Source]
2026-07-25	Sumida River Fireworks Festival	The Sumida River Fireworks Festival is one of Tokyo’s largest and oldest fireworks displays, lighting up the sky near Asakusa. Tens of thousands of fireworks are launched over the river before huge crowds along the banks. Viewing from the riverside is free, with paid seating in some areas. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Tokyo Skytree Observation Decks	Tokyo Skytree is one of the world’s tallest towers, with observation decks offering sweeping views over the metropolis. On clear days visitors can see as far as Mount Fuji from the upper galleries. The decks are open daily with timed, ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-07-01 to 2026-07-15	Mitama Matsuri, Yasukuni Shrine	The Mitama Matsuri is a summer festival held at Yasukuni Shrine, where tens of thousands of illuminated lanterns line the approach. The evening event features traditional dance, food stalls and a lively festival atmosphere. Entry to the shrine grounds is free during the festival. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Ghibli Museum, Mitaka	The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka celebrates the films and artistry of Studio Ghibli through whimsical exhibits and original short films. Visitors explore animation displays, a rooftop garden and a cinema showing exclusive shorts. Entry is by advance, date-and-time-specific ticket only. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum	This open-air museum in Koganei Park preserves historic buildings from Tokyo’s Edo and modern eras, relocated and restored on site. Visitors can walk through old shops, homes and public buildings that illustrate the city’s architectural heritage. The museum is open most of the year with ticketed entry. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-06	Public safety	Manhole covers blown off in heavy rain at Tokyo site, repeat of incident five years ago	Heavy rain caused manhole covers to be blown off at a Tokyo location, the same site where a similar incident occurred five years earlier. Authorities suspect the structure of the sewer pipe may be the underlying cause. The recurrence has prompted renewed scrutiny of the drainage system. [Source]
2026-07-06	Economy	Japan’s long-term interest rate closes at 2.830%, a fresh 30-year high	Japan’s long-term interest rate ended trading at 2.830%, again updating a level not seen in about 30 years. The figure marks another milestone in a sustained upward trend for government bond yields. The move reflects continued shifts in the country’s financial markets. [Source]
2026-07-06	Politics	Japan’s NATO envoy stresses importance of European stability	Japan’s ambassador to NATO highlighted the importance of European stability in remarks on the alliance. He said NATO’s unity, grounded in collective defense, remains unwavering and described the alliance as rock-solid. The comments underscore Japan’s engagement with the transatlantic security partnership. [Source]
2026-07-06	Health	Kenporen calls for talks on medical insurance reform	The Kenporen federation of health insurance societies is urging Japan to hold discussions on whether and how to revise its public medical insurance system. Deputy head Takashi Yonekawa said the talks should involve all stakeholders. The call signals mounting pressure to address the sustainability of the system. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	Cocaine use in Japan reaches record high, study finds	The number of people who have tried cocaine in Japan has reached a new high, according to a recent study. Arrests for possession of the drug also hit a record of 804 cases in 2025, the National Police Agency reported. The figures point to a growing concern over cocaine use in the country. [Source]
2026-07-06	Transport	Tsukuba Express to end sales of TX Tokyo Metro Pass and Tokyo exploration ticket	Tsukuba Express announced it will discontinue sales of its TX Tokyo Metro Pass and the Tokyo exploration ticket. The move is tied to the introduction of QR-code tickets as the operator advances digitalization. The change reflects a broader shift toward digital fare systems. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	Teen arrested near Tokyo for unsubscribing over 40,000 anime accounts	A 15-year-old was arrested near Tokyo on suspicion of canceling more than 40,000 anime streaming accounts. The teen identified a vulnerability in the Bandai Channel system and used an AI chatbot to create a malicious program to cancel the accounts. The case highlights concerns over AI-assisted cybercrime. [Source]
2026-07-06	Business	Sapporo forms joint venture with Carlsberg, investing 102.9 billion yen	Sapporo announced a joint venture with Carlsberg, committing to invest 102.9 billion yen. The tie-up is aimed at accelerating the Japanese brewer’s overseas expansion. The deal marks a significant step in Sapporo’s international growth strategy. [Source]
2026-07-06	Culture	Japanese dancers win top ballet prizes in Moscow	Japanese ballet dancers claimed prizes at the International Ballet Competition in Moscow. Ryoma Hudzeleu won gold in the senior men’s solo category, while Sakura Nagai received the bronze medal in the girls’ solo category. The results highlight Japanese talent on the international ballet stage. [Source]
2026-07-06	Sport	Tokyo SunRockers unveil new violet uniform blending in Shibuya-era yellow	The Tokyo SunRockers revealed a new uniform under the slogan “From Tokyo, and beyond.” The design adopts violet as the base color while incorporating the yellow of the team’s Shibuya era. The refreshed look introduces the club’s new team color. [Source]

Sources: teamLab, Go Tokyo, Tokyo Skytree, Go Tokyo, Ghibli Museum, Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun

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Originally published: 2026-06-25T09:25:26.619100

Upcoming Events in Tokyo

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	teamLab Borderless / Planets	teamLab’s digital art museums in Tokyo immerse visitors in interactive, room-scale light and water installations. The Borderless venue in Azabudai Hills and the Planets venue in Toyosu are among the city’s most popular contemporary attractions. Both are open year-round with timed, ticketed entry. [Source]
2026-07-25	Sumida River Fireworks Festival	The Sumida River Fireworks Festival is one of Tokyo’s largest and oldest fireworks displays, lighting up the sky near Asakusa. Tens of thousands of fireworks are launched over the river before huge crowds along the banks. Viewing from the riverside is free, with paid seating in some areas. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Tokyo Skytree Observation Decks	Tokyo Skytree is one of the world’s tallest towers, with observation decks offering sweeping views over the metropolis. On clear days visitors can see as far as Mount Fuji from the upper galleries. The decks are open daily with timed, ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-07-01 to 2026-07-15	Mitama Matsuri, Yasukuni Shrine	The Mitama Matsuri is a summer festival held at Yasukuni Shrine, where tens of thousands of illuminated lanterns line the approach. The evening event features traditional dance, food stalls and a lively festival atmosphere. Entry to the shrine grounds is free during the festival. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Ghibli Museum, Mitaka	The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka celebrates the films and artistry of Studio Ghibli through whimsical exhibits and original short films. Visitors explore animation displays, a rooftop garden and a cinema showing exclusive shorts. Entry is by advance, date-and-time-specific ticket only. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum	This open-air museum in Koganei Park preserves historic buildings from Tokyo’s Edo and modern eras, relocated and restored on site. Visitors can walk through old shops, homes and public buildings that illustrate the city’s architectural heritage. The museum is open most of the year with ticketed entry. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-21	Accident	Fire at Tokyo elementary school in Kita ward believed accidental	A fire that injured 11 people, including children, at an elementary school in Tokyo’s Kita ward is believed to have been accidental. Investigators found several burnt items of clothing in the music preparation room and are examining whether a heater and circulator were used at the same time. The blaze is thought to have started on an upper floor. [Source]
2026-06-21	Sport	Japan routs Tunisia 4-0 to near World Cup knockout stage	Japan beat Tunisia 4-0 to move closer to the World Cup knockout stage, becoming the first Asian side to score four goals in a single tournament match. At Tokyo Dome, an in-stadium announcement of the result during a baseball game drew applause from fans of both teams. The win was praised by international media. [Source]
2026-06-21	Entertainment	Idol group =LOVE announces first Tokyo Dome concert	Japanese idol group =LOVE has announced its first-ever Tokyo Dome performance, a long-held goal for the act. The news was revealed at a two-day live show that drew 132,000 fans to the National Stadium. The group celebrated the milestone with its supporters. [Source]
2026-06-21	Technology	Japan’s AI gold rush faces backlash as data centers spread into urban areas	Japan’s rapid build-out of artificial intelligence infrastructure is meeting resistance as data centers spring up in urban neighbourhoods. Residents living next to new developments are raising environmental and health concerns. The pushback highlights tensions over the so-called factories of today. [Source]
2026-06-21	Defense	U.S. to deploy midrange missile system to Japan for joint drills	The United States is set to deploy its land-based Typhon midrange missile system to Japan for joint exercises with the Self-Defense Forces. The move is seen as part of a more robust allied approach to countering China’s growing military assertiveness. It marks a significant step in defence cooperation. [Source]
2026-06-21	Weather	Okhotsk high to bring a cool week to Tokyo	An Okhotsk Sea high-pressure system is forecast to bring a stretch of cooler weather to Tokyo over the coming week. Meteorologists noted the system would temper temperatures in the capital. The outlook points to a notably chilly spell for the season. [Source]
2026-06-21	Society	Distracted walking remains a persistent safety risk in Japan	Walking while using a smartphone, known as aruki-sumaho, remains widespread in Japan despite years of awareness campaigns. A columnist recounts how the habit poses a real safety risk, including to her own mother. The piece argues the problem is difficult to curb. [Source]
2026-06-21	Regulation	Japan to tighten rules after foreign weather apps spread false alerts	Authorities plan to strengthen oversight after foreign-made weather apps repeatedly issued erroneous alerts, including a heavy-snow warning for Tokyo’s Bunkyo ward in May. The errors prompted concern over unauthorised providers. New measures would regulate operators lacking proper licensing. [Source]
2026-06-21	Royals	Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako arrive in Belgium	Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako have arrived in Belgium for a state visit, their first to the country since 1999. The trip follows their visit to the Netherlands the previous week. The couple were welcomed on their arrival. [Source]
2026-06-21	Culture	Marie Kondo and Genki Kawamura team up on cozy fiction	Tidying expert Marie Kondo and filmmaker-author Genki Kawamura have collaborated on a new book that blends cozy fiction with the magic of tidying up. The unlikely pairing plays with the tropes of the popular genre. The work brings together two well-known Japanese creators. [Source]

Sources: teamLab, Go Tokyo, Tokyo Skytree, Go Tokyo, Ghibli Museum, Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Japan Times, Japan Times

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Originally published: 2026-06-15T09:29:49.753367

Current Events in Tokyo in May

Date	Title	Details
to May 24	Grand Sumo May Tournament (Natsu Basho)	The May Grand Sumo Tournament runs at Ryogoku Kokugikan through 24 May, with top wrestlers competing daily. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: visitors can combine a bout with exploring Ryogoku’s sumo stables, chanko-nabe restaurants and morning practice sessions, immersing in one of Japan’s most iconic sporting traditions. [Source]
May 25–Jun 10	Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia	The Academy-recognised international short film festival runs 25 May to 10 June at venues across Tokyo, screening around 250 shorts under the theme ‘cinema engineering’. Ticketed/some free; all ages. Notable: one of Asia’s largest short-film festivals, showcasing emerging filmmakers and award-qualifying works across the city. [Source]
May 29–Jun 1	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 (Odaiba)	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 turns Odaiba into a citywide playground with interactive zones and photo spots, celebrating 10 years of the franchise. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: the waterfront entertainment district hosts thousands of players for one of the year’s biggest gaming community events in Tokyo. [Source]
May 30	Adachi Fireworks Festival	The Adachi Fireworks Festival lights up the sky along the Arakawa River with around 13,000 fireworks during an hour-long display on Saturday 30 May. Free to view; family-friendly. Notable: one of the earliest of Tokyo’s famed summer hanabi festivals, drawing large crowds to the riverbanks for the season’s opening spectacle. [Source]
Jun 7–17	Sanno Matsuri (Hie Shrine)	One of Tokyo’s three great festivals, Sanno Matsuri at Hie Shrine features a grand procession of over 500 participants in Heian-period costume with portable shrines and floats, held only in even years. Free to watch; all ages. Notable: the spectacular central parade returns in 2026, winding through central Tokyo. [Source]
Jun (month)	Katsushika Iris Festival (Horikiri Shobuen)	Japanese irises bloom in many colours at the Katsushika Iris Festival, held at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden and Mizumoto Park. Free/low cost; family-friendly. Notable: a serene early-summer seasonal highlight, with thousands of irises drawing photographers and visitors to eastern Tokyo’s historic gardens. [Source]
late May	Azuma Odori (Shinbashi Enbujo)	The 101st Azuma Odori features Shinbashi geisha performing refined dance and music at Shinbashi Enbujo Theatre, with food and sake from Shinbashi’s traditional restaurants. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare public showcase of the geisha arts, blending classical performance with the culinary culture of one of Tokyo’s storied entertainment districts. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-14	Festival	Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival returns after 11 years	The Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival is returning for the first time in 11 years, with about 12,000 fireworks set to fill the night sky. Organisers say all seating will be by advance application only. The revival marks the comeback of one of the capital’s major summer events. [Source]
2026-06-14	Tourism	Foreign visitors flock to Tokyo’s Oi racecourse for a rare experience	Growing numbers of foreign visitors are gathering at Tokyo’s Oi racecourse, drawing attention to the venue. Reports say they are drawn by ‘treasures’ and an experience not available elsewhere. The trend highlights the track’s appeal to international tourists. [Source]
2026-06-14	Public safety	Tokyo police launch Japan’s first public police-academy tours	The Metropolitan Police Department is running Japan’s first police-academy tours open to the general public. Officials say the aim is to dispel the ‘scary’ image associated with the police. The initiative is intended to bring the force closer to residents. [Source]
2026-06-14	Sports	East Tokyo high school baseball tournament draw decided	The bracket for the East Tokyo high school baseball tournament has been set, featuring strong schools such as Kanto Daiichi and Teikyo. Commentators noted the Shukutoku block as one of the most fiercely contested. The draw sets the stage for teams chasing a place at the national stage. [Source]
2026-06-14	Boxing	Tokyo Dome boxing saga revisited in feature on Jin Sasaki	A feature article revisits the story of the Tokyo Dome through the lens of boxer Jin Sasaki, described as another leading figure in the venue’s history. The piece is part of a continuing series. It reflects on memorable nights at the landmark arena. [Source]
2026-06-14	Politics	Opposition criticises Takaichi over imperial succession law revision	Some opposition lawmakers have criticised Prime Minister Takaichi over moves to revise the imperial succession law. They warned the move could undermine previous Diet discussions aimed at forming a consensus on the measures. The dispute centres on how Japan handles its dwindling number of royals. [Source]
2026-06-14	Politics	Japan weighs responsibility of social media users during elections	The Japanese government is considering rules addressing the responsibility of social media users during elections. Officials expect to enact the legislation during the current parliamentary session ending in July. The measure responds to concerns over online conduct around voting. [Source]
2026-06-14	Food and drink	Tokyo cocktail institution Bar Trench expands to Kyoto	Bar Trench, an Ebisu cocktail institution in Tokyo, has opened its first outpost outside the capital. The new Bar Trench Kyoto opened in March. The move extends the well-known Tokyo bar’s reach to Kyoto. [Source]

Sources: GO TOKYO, Time Out Tokyo, Tokyo Cheapo, Tokyo Tourism, GO TOKYO, Google News 東京, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun

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Originally published: 2026-06-08T12:06:17.794169

Current Events in Tokyo in May

Date	Title	Details
to May 24	Grand Sumo May Tournament (Natsu Basho)	The May Grand Sumo Tournament runs at Ryogoku Kokugikan through 24 May, with top wrestlers competing daily. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: visitors can combine a bout with exploring Ryogoku’s sumo stables, chanko-nabe restaurants and morning practice sessions, immersing in one of Japan’s most iconic sporting traditions. [Source]
May 25–Jun 10	Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia	The Academy-recognised international short film festival runs 25 May to 10 June at venues across Tokyo, screening around 250 shorts under the theme ‘cinema engineering’. Ticketed/some free; all ages. Notable: one of Asia’s largest short-film festivals, showcasing emerging filmmakers and award-qualifying works across the city. [Source]
May 29–Jun 1	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 (Odaiba)	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 turns Odaiba into a citywide playground with interactive zones and photo spots, celebrating 10 years of the franchise. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: the waterfront entertainment district hosts thousands of players for one of the year’s biggest gaming community events in Tokyo. [Source]
May 30	Adachi Fireworks Festival	The Adachi Fireworks Festival lights up the sky along the Arakawa River with around 13,000 fireworks during an hour-long display on Saturday 30 May. Free to view; family-friendly. Notable: one of the earliest of Tokyo’s famed summer hanabi festivals, drawing large crowds to the riverbanks for the season’s opening spectacle. [Source]
Jun 7–17	Sanno Matsuri (Hie Shrine)	One of Tokyo’s three great festivals, Sanno Matsuri at Hie Shrine features a grand procession of over 500 participants in Heian-period costume with portable shrines and floats, held only in even years. Free to watch; all ages. Notable: the spectacular central parade returns in 2026, winding through central Tokyo. [Source]
Jun (month)	Katsushika Iris Festival (Horikiri Shobuen)	Japanese irises bloom in many colours at the Katsushika Iris Festival, held at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden and Mizumoto Park. Free/low cost; family-friendly. Notable: a serene early-summer seasonal highlight, with thousands of irises drawing photographers and visitors to eastern Tokyo’s historic gardens. [Source]
late May	Azuma Odori (Shinbashi Enbujo)	The 101st Azuma Odori features Shinbashi geisha performing refined dance and music at Shinbashi Enbujo Theatre, with food and sake from Shinbashi’s traditional restaurants. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare public showcase of the geisha arts, blending classical performance with the culinary culture of one of Tokyo’s storied entertainment districts. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Culture	Some 15,000 march in Tokyo’s Shibuya for diversity and equality parade	Around 15,000 people took part in a parade through Tokyo’s Shibuya district, raising rainbow flags in support of diversity and equality. Organisers framed the event as a call for greater acceptance of LGBTQ communities. The march was among the largest such gatherings in the capital. [Source]
2026-06-07	Environment	Rainy season begins in the Kanto region around Tokyo	The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that the rainy season has begun in the Kanto-Koshin region, which includes the Tokyo metropolitan area. The onset is about the same time as in an average year. Residents can expect a prolonged stretch of wet weather across the capital and surrounding areas. [Source]
2026-06-07	Transport	New direct air route to Tokyo launched as carrier expands competition	Israeli carrier Arkia has launched a new direct route to Tokyo, expanding competition on flights to the Japanese capital. The move adds capacity for travellers heading to the city. The airline framed the launch as part of a broader push into long-haul markets. [Source]
2026-06-07	Tourism	Debate grows in Japan over special perks for foreign tourists	A debate is intensifying in Japan over benefits offered specifically to foreign tourists. Some facilities have stopped providing discounts following criticism of preferential treatment for non-residents. The discussion reflects wider tensions around the country’s tourism boom. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Final decision on consumption tax cut rests with PM Takaichi, LDP says	A senior Liberal Democratic Party figure said the final decision on a consumption tax cut will be left to Prime Minister Takaichi. Adjusting cash register systems for a one percent rate would take less time than for zero percent, building support for a one percent cut from next April. The issue has become central to the government’s economic agenda. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Prosecutors across Japan to be surveyed over workplace harassment	Prosecutors throughout Japan are to be surveyed regarding workplace harassment. The supreme prosecutors office issued instructions to local offices last month and plans to compile a report by the end of fiscal 2026. The review reflects growing scrutiny of conduct within the justice system. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Photographer reflects on two decades documenting Tokyo	A long-time photographer reflects on twenty years spent photographing Tokyo, describing lessons in patience and the craft of working with glass and light. The piece chronicles how the city’s streetscapes have changed over that period. It offers a personal portrait of life in the capital. [Source]
2026-06-07	Sport	Tokyo hosts RISE World Series and GLORY 108 kickboxing event	Tokyo staged the RISE World Series 2026 alongside GLORY 108, a major kickboxing card. Haraguchi edged out Petch to win the tournament. The event drew combat sports fans to the capital. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	WR Women’s Chess Tour holds rapid tournament in Tokyo	Tokyo hosted a leg of the WR Women’s Chess Tour, featuring a rapid-format tournament. Results and standings were published as the competition concluded. The event brought international chess talent to the city. [Source]

Sources: GO TOKYO, Time Out Tokyo, Tokyo Cheapo, Tokyo Tourism, GO TOKYO, Asahi Shimbun, Japan Times, Google News Tokyo

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Originally published: 2026-06-07T10:09:20.232572

Current Events in Tokyo in May

Date	Title	Details
to May 24	Grand Sumo May Tournament (Natsu Basho)	The May Grand Sumo Tournament runs at Ryogoku Kokugikan through 24 May, with top wrestlers competing daily. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: visitors can combine a bout with exploring Ryogoku’s sumo stables, chanko-nabe restaurants and morning practice sessions, immersing in one of Japan’s most iconic sporting traditions. [Source]
May 25–Jun 10	Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia	The Academy-recognised international short film festival runs 25 May to 10 June at venues across Tokyo, screening around 250 shorts under the theme ‘cinema engineering’. Ticketed/some free; all ages. Notable: one of Asia’s largest short-film festivals, showcasing emerging filmmakers and award-qualifying works across the city. [Source]
May 29–Jun 1	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 (Odaiba)	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 turns Odaiba into a citywide playground with interactive zones and photo spots, celebrating 10 years of the franchise. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: the waterfront entertainment district hosts thousands of players for one of the year’s biggest gaming community events in Tokyo. [Source]
May 30	Adachi Fireworks Festival	The Adachi Fireworks Festival lights up the sky along the Arakawa River with around 13,000 fireworks during an hour-long display on Saturday 30 May. Free to view; family-friendly. Notable: one of the earliest of Tokyo’s famed summer hanabi festivals, drawing large crowds to the riverbanks for the season’s opening spectacle. [Source]
Jun 7–17	Sanno Matsuri (Hie Shrine)	One of Tokyo’s three great festivals, Sanno Matsuri at Hie Shrine features a grand procession of over 500 participants in Heian-period costume with portable shrines and floats, held only in even years. Free to watch; all ages. Notable: the spectacular central parade returns in 2026, winding through central Tokyo. [Source]
Jun (month)	Katsushika Iris Festival (Horikiri Shobuen)	Japanese irises bloom in many colours at the Katsushika Iris Festival, held at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden and Mizumoto Park. Free/low cost; family-friendly. Notable: a serene early-summer seasonal highlight, with thousands of irises drawing photographers and visitors to eastern Tokyo’s historic gardens. [Source]
late May	Azuma Odori (Shinbashi Enbujo)	The 101st Azuma Odori features Shinbashi geisha performing refined dance and music at Shinbashi Enbujo Theatre, with food and sake from Shinbashi’s traditional restaurants. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare public showcase of the geisha arts, blending classical performance with the culinary culture of one of Tokyo’s storied entertainment districts. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Culture	Some 15,000 march in Tokyo’s Shibuya for diversity and equality parade	Around 15,000 people took part in a parade through Tokyo’s Shibuya district, raising rainbow flags in support of diversity and equality. Organisers framed the event as a call for greater acceptance of LGBTQ communities. The march was among the largest such gatherings in the capital. [Source]
2026-06-07	Environment	Rainy season begins in the Kanto region around Tokyo	The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that the rainy season has begun in the Kanto-Koshin region, which includes the Tokyo metropolitan area. The onset is about the same time as in an average year. Residents can expect a prolonged stretch of wet weather across the capital and surrounding areas. [Source]
2026-06-07	Transport	New direct air route to Tokyo launched as carrier expands competition	Israeli carrier Arkia has launched a new direct route to Tokyo, expanding competition on flights to the Japanese capital. The move adds capacity for travellers heading to the city. The airline framed the launch as part of a broader push into long-haul markets. [Source]
2026-06-07	Tourism	Debate grows in Japan over special perks for foreign tourists	A debate is intensifying in Japan over benefits offered specifically to foreign tourists. Some facilities have stopped providing discounts following criticism of preferential treatment for non-residents. The discussion reflects wider tensions around the country’s tourism boom. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Final decision on consumption tax cut rests with PM Takaichi, LDP says	A senior Liberal Democratic Party figure said the final decision on a consumption tax cut will be left to Prime Minister Takaichi. Adjusting cash register systems for a one percent rate would take less time than for zero percent, building support for a one percent cut from next April. The issue has become central to the government’s economic agenda. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Prosecutors across Japan to be surveyed over workplace harassment	Prosecutors throughout Japan are to be surveyed regarding workplace harassment. The supreme prosecutors office issued instructions to local offices last month and plans to compile a report by the end of fiscal 2026. The review reflects growing scrutiny of conduct within the justice system. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Photographer reflects on two decades documenting Tokyo	A long-time photographer reflects on twenty years spent photographing Tokyo, describing lessons in patience and the craft of working with glass and light. The piece chronicles how the city’s streetscapes have changed over that period. It offers a personal portrait of life in the capital. [Source]
2026-06-07	Sport	Tokyo hosts RISE World Series and GLORY 108 kickboxing event	Tokyo staged the RISE World Series 2026 alongside GLORY 108, a major kickboxing card. Haraguchi edged out Petch to win the tournament. The event drew combat sports fans to the capital. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	WR Women’s Chess Tour holds rapid tournament in Tokyo	Tokyo hosted a leg of the WR Women’s Chess Tour, featuring a rapid-format tournament. Results and standings were published as the competition concluded. The event brought international chess talent to the city. [Source]

Sources: GO TOKYO, Time Out Tokyo, Tokyo Cheapo, Tokyo Tourism, GO TOKYO, Asahi Shimbun, Japan Times, Google News Tokyo

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Originally published: 2026-05-29T10:22:07.516132

Current Events in Tokyo in May

Date	Title	Details
to May 24	Grand Sumo May Tournament (Natsu Basho)	The May Grand Sumo Tournament runs at Ryogoku Kokugikan through 24 May, with top wrestlers competing daily. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: visitors can combine a bout with exploring Ryogoku’s sumo stables, chanko-nabe restaurants and morning practice sessions, immersing in one of Japan’s most iconic sporting traditions. [Source]
May 25–Jun 10	Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia	The Academy-recognised international short film festival runs 25 May to 10 June at venues across Tokyo, screening around 250 shorts under the theme ‘cinema engineering’. Ticketed/some free; all ages. Notable: one of Asia’s largest short-film festivals, showcasing emerging filmmakers and award-qualifying works across the city. [Source]
May 29–Jun 1	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 (Odaiba)	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 turns Odaiba into a citywide playground with interactive zones and photo spots, celebrating 10 years of the franchise. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: the waterfront entertainment district hosts thousands of players for one of the year’s biggest gaming community events in Tokyo. [Source]
May 30	Adachi Fireworks Festival	The Adachi Fireworks Festival lights up the sky along the Arakawa River with around 13,000 fireworks during an hour-long display on Saturday 30 May. Free to view; family-friendly. Notable: one of the earliest of Tokyo’s famed summer hanabi festivals, drawing large crowds to the riverbanks for the season’s opening spectacle. [Source]
Jun 7–17	Sanno Matsuri (Hie Shrine)	One of Tokyo’s three great festivals, Sanno Matsuri at Hie Shrine features a grand procession of over 500 participants in Heian-period costume with portable shrines and floats, held only in even years. Free to watch; all ages. Notable: the spectacular central parade returns in 2026, winding through central Tokyo. [Source]
Jun (month)	Katsushika Iris Festival (Horikiri Shobuen)	Japanese irises bloom in many colours at the Katsushika Iris Festival, held at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden and Mizumoto Park. Free/low cost; family-friendly. Notable: a serene early-summer seasonal highlight, with thousands of irises drawing photographers and visitors to eastern Tokyo’s historic gardens. [Source]
late May	Azuma Odori (Shinbashi Enbujo)	The 101st Azuma Odori features Shinbashi geisha performing refined dance and music at Shinbashi Enbujo Theatre, with food and sake from Shinbashi’s traditional restaurants. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare public showcase of the geisha arts, blending classical performance with the culinary culture of one of Tokyo’s storied entertainment districts. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Tokyo Disney Resort to end its 40th-anniversary Priority Pass	Tokyo Disney Resort will end its 40th-anniversary Priority Pass at the end of August, the operator has announced. The free ride-reservation perk had been a draw for guests. Visitors are advised to make the most of it before it is discontinued. [Source]
2026-05-29	Education	Tokyo creates a grant scholarship worth up to 8 million yen a year	Tokyo has created a grant-type scholarship offering up to 8 million yen a year to send students from metropolitan high schools to top universities overseas. The non-repayable awards aim to nurture global talent. The programme opens new doors for the city’s students. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Tokyo’s household size falls to a record low of 1.88 people	Census data show Tokyo now averages just 1.88 people per household, a record low, with some wards seeing their populations decline. The figures reflect shrinking family sizes and shifting demographics. They point to long-term challenges for the capital. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Central Tokyo braces for four straight midsummer days	Central Tokyo is set for four consecutive ‘midsummer’ days of intense heat through Monday, with forecasters also warning of a typhoon next week. Residents are urged to guard against the heat. The weather underscores a hot and unsettled spell for the capital. [Source]
2026-05-29	Business	Asahi to revamp Super Dry ahead of a liquor-tax change	Asahi will revamp its flagship Super Dry beer ahead of a liquor-tax reform, strengthening its mainstay product, in a move watched in Tokyo. The refresh aims to keep the brand competitive. It reflects how brewers are adapting to changing taxes and tastes. [Source]
2026-05-29	Culture	Rehearsals progress for ‘A Chorus Line’ in Tokyo	Rehearsals are progressing for a Tokyo run of the musical ‘A Chorus Line’, staged by the Shiki Theatre Company. The production is preparing to bring the Broadway classic to the capital’s stage. Theatre fans are anticipating the show. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local government	FM Tokyo penalises executives over inflated entry numbers	The broadcaster FM Tokyo has penalised its president and others over a scandal involving inflated application numbers for the ‘Senko Riot’ music contest, docking 30% of monthly pay for three months. The move follows the irregularities. It reflects accountability at the company. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Prices for over 1,000 food items in Japan set to rise in June	Prices for more than 1,000 food items across Japan are set to rise in June, squeezing household budgets in Tokyo. The increases reflect ongoing cost pressures in the food sector. Consumers face another round of higher grocery bills. [Source]
2026-05-29	Business	Bank of Japan likely to raise rates in June, former board member says	The Bank of Japan will probably raise interest rates in June, a former board member has said, in a move with implications for businesses in Tokyo. A hike would mark another step in normalising monetary policy. Markets are watching for the central bank’s decision. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Fully farmed eel delivers a ‘world-first’ taste	A reporter sampling fully farmed eel described a ‘world-first’ taste, as Japan advances efforts to commercially raise the prized fish, a development of interest in Tokyo. The breakthrough could ease pressure on wild eel stocks. It points to a more sustainable future for a beloved delicacy. [Source]

Sources: GO TOKYO, Time Out Tokyo, Tokyo Cheapo, Tokyo Tourism, GO TOKYO, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun

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Originally published: 2026-05-22T09:11:55.341214

Current Events in Tokyo in May

Date	Title	Details
to May 24	Grand Sumo May Tournament (Natsu Basho)	The May Grand Sumo Tournament runs at Ryogoku Kokugikan through 24 May, with top wrestlers competing daily. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: visitors can combine a bout with exploring Ryogoku’s sumo stables, chanko-nabe restaurants and morning practice sessions, immersing in one of Japan’s most iconic sporting traditions. [Source]
May 25–Jun 10	Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia	The Academy-recognised international short film festival runs 25 May to 10 June at venues across Tokyo, screening around 250 shorts under the theme ‘cinema engineering’. Ticketed/some free; all ages. Notable: one of Asia’s largest short-film festivals, showcasing emerging filmmakers and award-qualifying works across the city. [Source]
May 29–Jun 1	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 (Odaiba)	Pokémon GO Fest 2026 turns Odaiba into a citywide playground with interactive zones and photo spots, celebrating 10 years of the franchise. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: the waterfront entertainment district hosts thousands of players for one of the year’s biggest gaming community events in Tokyo. [Source]
May 30	Adachi Fireworks Festival	The Adachi Fireworks Festival lights up the sky along the Arakawa River with around 13,000 fireworks during an hour-long display on Saturday 30 May. Free to view; family-friendly. Notable: one of the earliest of Tokyo’s famed summer hanabi festivals, drawing large crowds to the riverbanks for the season’s opening spectacle. [Source]
Jun 7–17	Sanno Matsuri (Hie Shrine)	One of Tokyo’s three great festivals, Sanno Matsuri at Hie Shrine features a grand procession of over 500 participants in Heian-period costume with portable shrines and floats, held only in even years. Free to watch; all ages. Notable: the spectacular central parade returns in 2026, winding through central Tokyo. [Source]
Jun (month)	Katsushika Iris Festival (Horikiri Shobuen)	Japanese irises bloom in many colours at the Katsushika Iris Festival, held at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden and Mizumoto Park. Free/low cost; family-friendly. Notable: a serene early-summer seasonal highlight, with thousands of irises drawing photographers and visitors to eastern Tokyo’s historic gardens. [Source]
late May	Azuma Odori (Shinbashi Enbujo)	The 101st Azuma Odori features Shinbashi geisha performing refined dance and music at Shinbashi Enbujo Theatre, with food and sake from Shinbashi’s traditional restaurants. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare public showcase of the geisha arts, blending classical performance with the culinary culture of one of Tokyo’s storied entertainment districts. [Source]

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	Markets	Nikkei closes at record high of 63,339 yen in Tokyo	The Nikkei average closed at a record high of 63,339 yen in Tokyo, extending gains as the market tracked strength from US trading. The milestone underscores buoyant investor sentiment on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Analysts pointed to global momentum and corporate earnings supporting the rally, even as questions linger over the durability of the surge. [Source]
2026-05-22	Health	Measles case confirmed in woman who attended Tokyo Dome event	Tokyo health authorities confirmed a measles infection in a woman in her 20s who attended an event at Tokyo Dome on 13 May, prompting alerts to others who were present. Officials warned of possible exposure given measles’ high contagiousness and urged vaccination checks. The case highlights renewed concern over measles spread at large public gatherings. [Source]
2026-05-22	Business	Yubari melons fetch record 5.8 million yen at season’s first auction	A pair of premium Yubari melons fetched a record 5.8 million yen at the season’s first auction, a closely watched ritual marking the start of the luxury fruit season. The melons were due to go on display at a Keio Store supermarket in western Tokyo before tasting events. The eye-popping price reflects Japan’s tradition of prestige gift fruit. [Source]
2026-05-22	Sports	Six-from-the-top to champions? BL Tokyo eye rugby three-peat	Rugby side BL Tokyo, chasing a third straight title, are preparing for a key playoff against Tokyo Bay, with captain Michael Leitch discussing tactics and mindset. The match is a highlight of the NTT League One playoffs. The Tokyo club aims to climb from sixth to the championship, drawing strong interest from the capital’s rugby fans. [Source]
2026-05-22	Economy	Real wages fall for fourth straight year as prices outpace pay	Japan’s real wages fell for a fourth consecutive year in fiscal 2025, as pay failed to keep pace with rising prices, government data showed. The decline squeezes household budgets in Tokyo and across the country amid persistent inflation. The figures intensify debate over wage growth and cost-of-living relief as workers feel the strain. [Source]
2026-05-22	National politics	Government and ruling party weigh 3-trillion-yen supplementary budget	The government and ruling parties are coordinating a supplementary budget on the scale of 3 trillion yen, with attention to concerns over worsening public finances. The package would fund additional spending amid economic pressures. Officials are balancing stimulus demands against fiscal discipline, a recurring tension in Japanese budget politics watched closely from Tokyo. [Source]
2026-05-22	National	Debate grows over keeping or temporarily cutting Japan’s consumption tax	Debate is intensifying over whether to maintain Japan’s consumption tax or implement a temporary cut, as cost-of-living anxiety spreads among the public. Politicians are weighing relief measures against revenue needs. The discussion has become a flashpoint nationally, with Tokyo households among those feeling the pinch from higher prices. [Source]
2026-05-22	Politics & culture	Flag desecration bill to exempt anime and films, LDP agrees	The ruling Liberal Democratic Party approved the outline of a bill on the crime of flag desecration that would exempt anime and films from its scope. The carve-out addresses concerns about artistic and creative freedom. The proposal has drawn debate over free expression as it moves through the legislative process in Tokyo. [Source]
2026-05-22	Sports	Japanese government considers honoring speedskating star Miho Takagi	The Japanese government is considering honoring speedskating star Miho Takagi, the nation’s most decorated Winter Olympian with 10 medals, who retired after her final competition in March. Officials are weighing a formal recognition of her achievements. Takagi’s career has made her one of Japan’s most celebrated athletes. [Source]
2026-05-22	Finance	Financial regulator urges banks to keep ‘active stop’ option for AI	Japan’s Financial Services Agency urged banks and other institutions to retain an ‘active stop’ option for AI systems, emphasising human control over automated decision-making. The guidance reflects growing regulatory attention to AI risk in finance. The move signals Tokyo’s cautious approach as lenders increasingly deploy artificial intelligence in operations. [Source]

Sources: GO TOKYO, Time Out Tokyo, Tokyo Cheapo, Tokyo Tourism, GO TOKYO, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun, Japan Times

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Originally published: 2026-05-22T08:41:12.515260

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	General	東京都、女子中高生向けオフィスツアーを50社以上で開催 – こどもとIT	東京都、女子中高生向けオフィスツアーを50社以上で開催    こどもとIT (via Google News 東京) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	【国内最大級の超大型スクリーン完備！】東京タワーの麓から、決戦の北米へ。熱い声援求む。 – ニコニコニュース	【国内最大級の超大型スクリーン完備！】東京タワーの麓から、決戦の北米へ。熱い声援求む。    ニコニコニュース (via Google News 東京) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	天皇、皇后両陛下、日本感染症学会の記念式典に出席　研究進展に期待	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	「つらいことあっても…」　立正大・高田庵冬が1年春から本塁打量産	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	実質賃金、4年連続マイナス　25年度、物価上昇に追いつかず	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	天皇陛下が31日早慶戦をご観戦へ 東京６大学野球連盟がHPで発表 – 日刊スポーツ	天皇陛下が31日早慶戦をご観戦へ 東京６大学野球連盟がHPで発表    日刊スポーツ (via Google News 東京) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	天皇陛下が31日早慶戦をご観戦へ 東京６大学野球連盟がHPで発表（日刊スポーツ） – Yahoo!ニュース	天皇陛下が31日早慶戦をご観戦へ 東京６大学野球連盟がHPで発表（日刊スポーツ）    Yahoo!ニュース (via Google News 東京) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	勤務中にジム185回、市職員を懲戒免職「職場に居るのがストレス」	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	勾留男性のズボン引き上げ、下着を破った疑い　警察2人を書類送検	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	2月衆院選の「一票の格差」、大阪高裁も「合憲」　判決は5件目	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	東京株終値6万3339円 最高値更新 – Yahoo!ニュース	東京株終値6万3339円 最高値更新    Yahoo!ニュース (via Google News 東京) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	大阪の母娘殺害、母親への殺人容疑で再逮捕「母親を先に襲った」	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	両陛下、ホッキョクグマとオランウータンと対面　宮内庁が写真公開	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	日経平均、終値6万3339円で史上最高値　米国市場の流れ引き継ぐ	(via Asahi Shimbun) [Source]

Sources: Google News 東京, Google News 東京, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun, Google News 東京, Google News 東京, Asahi Shimbun

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Originally published: 2026-05-12T15:37:14.399591

Current Events in Tokyo in May

City News in Tokyo – last 14 days

Sources: Tokyo Philharmonic Concerts schedule, GO TOKYO, Wikipedia, Carbonwire, Railf.jp (鉄道ファン), S&P Global Energy

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Sources: LIVE JAPAN, nihonluxe.com, Tokyo Art Beat, Time Out Tokyo

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Current Events in Tokyo in October

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Current Events in Tokyo in September

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