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What's On In Tokyo

THIS SUMMER, EXPERIENCE ALL THE CULTURAL, GOURMET AND SEASONAL FESTIVITIES JAPAN HAS TO OFFER


Tokyo Bay Noryosen: Summer Night Cruises

Lasting just under two hours, these summer nighttime cruises will bring you around Tokyo Bay. Featuring meals and performances, you can enjoy the world’s largest city from a new vantage point as you coast along the water. Enjoy the view wearing traditional Japanese yukata to truly embrace the summer atmosphere.


When:July5–Sep.23 Where:1-12-2Kaigan,Minato, Tokyo

Cost:Adults ¥2,000; Elementary school students ¥500. Yukata discount: Adults in yukata are entitled to a ¥1,000 discount from the above rates for both men and women.



Dessert Buffet Bon Dance

Join the summer festival season in style at the Hilton Tokyo Bay. With vibrant red and white decorations throughout the site, you’ll feel the summer vibes as you take in the refreshing menu. This event is playful at every turn, from miso peanut chocolate mousse to mini-takoyaki cakes.


When: June 22–Sep. 1 (Saturdays, Sundays and holidays only)

Where: Hilton Tokyo Bay, 1-8 Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba

Cost: Adults ¥4,700;

Children (4–8 years old) ¥1,800;

Children (9–12 years old) ¥2,600



Junichi Nakahara:Year 111

Although he was born over a century ago, Junichi Nakahara illustrated fashion and interior design in ways that still resonate today. This special exhibition celebrating his birth features a variety of drawings, from sketches to ones used for print publication.


When: June 29–Sep. 1Where: The Shoto Museum of Art, 2-14-14 Shoto, Shibuya City, TokyoCost: General: ¥1,000; University Students: ¥800; High-School Students/Seniors 60 and Older: ¥500; Elementary/Junior-High-School Students: ¥100


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