The madness of might soon be over, but events in Tokyo haven’t lost their spark. It’s the best time of year for (the viewing of autumn leaves), but on the days when you’re not getting out into nature, you’ll want to take note of these fun in Tokyo. Get scrolling.
Held during the days of the rooster in the Chinese calendar, is a colorful and long-running fair that dates back to . It’s all about wishing for luck and prosperity in business endeavors. A few different shrines in Tokyo celebrate these auspicious days — here are the best-known ones: The autumn 2024 edition of Design Festa, a biannual art and design showcase, will see around 11,000 exhibitors and many more attendees over two days.
You’ll find booths and activities dedicated to all kinds of art: visual art, performance art, fashion, crafts, music, drama, dance, and more. You’ll also get to see some artists at work during live painting sessions. If you’re interested in the contemporary art and design scene, this festa is a must-do.
It’s punted as the biggest event of its kind in Asia. Billed as Japan’s largest festival for all things Spanish, Fiesta de España is the place to go for your paella and sangria fix. Of course, other Spanish favorites will be on offer for you to enjoy, but the event isn’t just a food festival.
There will also be cultural performances, so you can enjoy flamenco and other forms of dance, Spanish music, and more. Just like in previous years, there may even be workshops..