Edo-Tokyo Museum’s Oh! Edo Yose has June 6, 19, and 20 dates in Ryogoku
Rakugo and other stage performances are scheduled twice a day on the remaining June dates.
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Rakugo and other stage performances are scheduled twice a day on the remaining June dates.
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A new themed display on lacquer craft objects opened on June 9 at the museum in Ryogoku.
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The seasonal Sky Arena event will bring world beers, food stalls, and BBQ plans back under the tower.
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The traveling archaeology exhibition gathering recent excavation finds from across Japan has started on the museum's fifth floor.
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A circulation event linking Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station, public baths in Taito City, and nearby visitor spots starts this month.
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The Ryogoku museum is preparing a summer exhibition on Meiji-era Western-style architecture.
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The Ryogoku-area museum is preparing a 10th anniversary exhibition comparing Mount Fuji works by Hokusai and Hiroshige.
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Connect Sumida Machidokoro is accepting in-store and phone reservations for the limited July 25 sale.
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Butter Butler and POP UP MON-CREVE will appear at 2F Block 6 through July 31.
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The second-floor deli zone is scheduled to open early at 9:00 on the Sumida River Fireworks Festival day.
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The summer event at Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku includes hospitality from Asakusa geisha and taikomochi performers.
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Participants submit an answer with a Hokusai and Hiroshige exhibition ticket or annual pass, with gifts limited to the first 500 correct entries.
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The Toyokan theater in Asakusa Rokku is scheduled to host a fully English-language live comedy program for inbound visitors in two blocks, in July and September.
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Displays, special video, limited goods, and cafe items are scheduled from July 10 to October 31.
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As part of Tokyo Skytree Town’s summer vacation program, an insect exhibition with live displays and hands-on sections is coming to Solamachi.
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The special exhibition explores Japan's distinctive development of aerial fireworks through Meiji-era material and a Ryogoku Bridge print.
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The first-time summer program runs through September 9 with observatory decorations, a paid photo service, Sorakara-chan greetings, and special lighting.
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The summer program runs through September 14 with ceiling projections above the penguin pool and a jellyfish wind-chime corridor.
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The park will run a keyword rally, limited goods, collaboration food, and other programs through August 31.
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The limited-time outlet on the third floor will carry outdoor apparel, bags, and shoes.
The event brings together 60 makers from Japan and overseas, with a hands-on area offering more than 700 stamps to try.
A summer water-play space will appear at Panda Car Plaza inside the park.
The free exhibition of manga, illustrations, and portraits inspired by rakugo runs through August 2, with a portrait corner on July 26.
The museum will show ukiyo-e-style prints based on Fukagawa folklore in its permanent exhibition area through August 23.
The observatory special hours are scheduled for 18:00 to 20:30 on July 25, the Sumida River Fireworks date.
The Kitarhythm Stamp Rally will link a flea market, workshops, and food around the Asahi shopping street in northern Asakusa.
Shuto Philharmonic Orchestra and its chorus will perform Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9.
The program combines free traditional performances with advance-booking and walk-in workshops for tatami, Edo wind chimes, Japanese binding, and more.
Concerts on August 1, 2, 8, and 9 combine performances with guided conversations with the artists.
Wakuwaku Daiboken 2026 will send visitors around rally points inside the shopping complex for one month of the summer holiday.
Tokyo Skytree Town has announced a three-day summer festival alongside the Sumida Bon Dance gathering.
Elementary school students in grades four through six who advanced through local qualifiers will compete in grade-level tournaments.
Taito City's official tourism site has posted the 2026 date for the Asakusa-side summer event.
Each 60-minute class lets children make either a bamboo-blind coaster or a leather key holder with a craftsperson; applications close July 31.
Yokai will appear in the recreated late-Edo Fukagawa streetscape, with a related market on August 22 and 23.
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.
A teenage theater program at Kaminari 5656 Kaikan begins a series of theater, film, and performing-arts events running into February 2027.