Tokyo Skytree’s first Blue Lock collaboration runs through July 6
Displays, photo spots, limited goods, and cafe items are centered on the Tembo Galleria.
Ongoing
Displays, photo spots, limited goods, and cafe items are centered on the Tembo Galleria.
Ongoing
The event features Gion Tsujiri cafe items, tea-themed decorations, and photo spots.
Ongoing
The daily program is held near Penguin Academy on the 6th floor.
Ongoing
Torutaishio and Fukuya will appear at the 2nd-floor 6-banji area from June 1 to 30.
Noh and kyogen performances are planned at Sensoji, with Asakusa Public Hall as the rainy-weather venue.
The first nationwide edition runs at 2F East Yard 9, with advance items and a photo spot.
The paid performances at Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center include seasonal pieces and ozashiki play.
The public event on the 6th floor covers antiques, crafts, paintings, kimono, watches, and accessories.
The waterside market near Kiyosumi-Shirakawa includes local shops and craft sweets.
The large mikoshi is scheduled to move through parish neighborhoods on Sunday, with the evening return to the shrine.
Performers will gather at Solamachi Hiroba on the 1st floor and Sky Arena on the 4th floor.
The program includes craft displays, sales, demonstrations, and hands-on mini tatami and lantern workshops.
The free, no-reservation program is aimed at international visitors.
The Father's Day workshop combines sushi-making with a short lesson on drinks that pair with sushi.
The exhibition at the museum's 1st-floor special exhibition room focuses on Western-style architecture in the Meiji period.
Plant stalls line streets around Asakusa 4 and 5 chome for this early-summer market.
Taito City has listed local places for the summer purification ritual.
The roughly 1.2 km street from the Asakusa side toward Ueno will be decorated for Tanabata.
The observatory special hours are scheduled for 18:00 to 20:30 on July 25, the Sumida River Fireworks date.
The parade contest is planned along Umamichi-dori and Kaminarimon-dori in Asakusa.
The Kiyosumi-Shirakawa-area museum will trace around 70 years of sculpture and light-based work.