Featured Events in Tokyo in August 2024 (August Updated)

Harmony with Goldfish  The beauty of space The beauty of the venue will be enhanced not just by the aquarium and goldfish, but by using the entire venue. The harmony between traditional Japanese culture and goldfish will create a calming space that will help you forget the hustle and bustle of modern life. Goldfish Corridor Stepping into the colonnade of standing goldfish, you enter an infinite space. Looking down from the platform decorated with Japanese patterns, you can see the spatial expansion downwards. This spatial work expresses the corridors seen in temple and shrine architecture. Goldfish Bamboo Forest The solemn space, centered on tranquility, is composed of a string of lanterns and a bamboo forest, providing a pure place where knowledge can be elevated. Artist collaboration For the first time in Art Aquarium history, we will be exhibiting collaborative works with artists active in a variety of fields. Collaboration with flowers This exhibition will feature gorgeous floral arrangements by flower artist Shogo Karayazaki.

An entertainment show that transforms Japanese traditions into entertainment (songs, dances, plays) With a focus on live performances such as dance, sword fighting, geisha, Bon Odori, and taiko drumming, this group of six women and one man will create and direct a Japanese festival from the perspective of overseas visitors. Talk about history and culture from Tokyo Tower! "Performers will serve you wearing traditional Japanese masks" We are planning a show spanning the Heian to Edo periods and a Bon Odori dance. During the breaks in the show, participants will have hands-on lessons in English explaining traditional Japanese weapons and etiquette. We combined the store name and subtitle, which are already part of our brand, to evoke images of Japanese festivals from Tokyo Tower. We would like to create a fruitful event that unfolds from Tokyo Tower as a diverse perspective on Japan, with planning, production and operation that only we can provide. The purpose of this facility: three exchange activities 1) Communicate the history and charm of Tokyo from Tokyo Tower!"Tokyo's No. 1 tourist night spot where you can watch, learn and play"This unfolds as follows. 2) Tokyo Tower serves as a bridge connecting each region!"Information on historical tourist attractions in each region of Japan"This continues. 3) Create an encounter from Tokyo Tower!"Connecting people and creating friendships"This continues. We will utilize this facility, which receives visitors from countries and regions around the world, as a base for promoting festivals and various cultures. By conveying the values ​​that Japan has had since ancient times, we hope to encourage greater interest in Japan. By providing hospitality with the aesthetic spirit of "iki" that has been rooted in the Edo period, we will create memorable interactions. home page http://thecompany.love

This exhibition introduces about 240 graphic works of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the famous artist of French fin-de-siècle, from the Firos Collection, one of the finest private collections of Lautrec in the world. The most unique quality of the Firos Collection is its focus on drawings. This exhibition introduces works that help visitors understand the artist and his art, such as lithographs, posters, and illustrations. It also includes magazines and books where Lautrec was involved in creating designs. The exhibition also comprises letters from Lautrec and photos of the artist taken by his friends and others.

The story of the bamboo sword, the legend of the Kuzu leaves, the flower-zashiki, the goddess's feather robe... In the back room, a scroll that is not usually used is found, telling a mysterious story that happened in this place long ago. The dream world of "Juune no Ma" where you can see the beautiful moon. "Kusaoka no Ma" where you can see the carp in the pond turn into dragons. Whether it is a dream or reality, the door to a fairy-tale story opens every time you go up the stairs. Enjoy the summer time and experience the beautiful and magical fairy tale with your five senses accompanied by music and aroma.

In this exhibition, researchers from the National Museum of Nature and Science will present a maniac perspective, select maniac insect specimens, and the latest insect research, and approach the surprising and undiscovered world of diversity in "insects*," including familiar insects such as rhinoceros beetles and stag beetles, as well as spiders and centipedes.

This year's Great Insect Exhibition will feature a lot of enjoyable, educational activities for parents and children alike, including the annual "Fureai no Mori (Forest)" where they can directly touch rhinoceros beetles, an array of insects' specimens and living organisms that are not usually seen, and AI contents where they can create a new species of insect by combining two of their favorite insects in their imagination! In addition, a variety of events useful for free research as well, such as a specimen class, a craft class and a workshop, will be held from time to time.Why don't you spend a memorable summer at the Great Insect Exhibition, directly feeling the ecology of insects that you will encounter for the first time?

Opening in Shinjuku in August 2024, this is a non-verbal live entertainment facility that will bring traditional Japanese culture to a new dimension. The production was supervised by Denjiro Tanaka, the seventh generation Kabuki musician and master of Kabuki, who also performed at the Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. The traditional Japanese elements of "ninja," "oiran" and "wadaiko" are expressed through the performance techniques of Kabuki, which have been passed down from the Edo period to the present day and continue to evolve. First-class actors will immerse you in a new world view using non-verbal expressions that transcend language barriers, bringing new adventures and surprises to your journey. This all-weather facility is located in the heart of Shinjuku, and with a performance time of 1 hour and 20 minutes, it's a recommended spot that can easily be incorporated into any Shinjuku sightseeing plan.

Edogawa Fireworks Festival 2024 is an annual event held in Tokyo, specifically at the picturesque Edogawa Riverside. This highly anticipated festival will take place on August 3, 2024, offering a mesmerizing display of fireworks that will captivate visitors from near and far. Located along the Edogawa Riverside, visitors can enjoy the festival’s enchanting atmosphere while taking in the stunning views of the city. Each firework is carefully choreographed to create a symphony of light and sound, leaving spectators in awe of the skill and precision involved in their creation. The festival grounds provide ample space for spectators to gather and witness the awe-inspiring fireworks show. Whether you choose to relax on a picnic blanket or find a comfortable spot along the riverbank, you are guaranteed a front-row seat to this extraordinary event. Edogawa Fireworks Festival 2024 is an event not to be missed, offering a unique opportunity to witness the beauty and grandeur of Japan’s fireworks tradition. Mark your calendars for August 3, 2024, and join us at the Edogawa Fireworks Festival 2024 in Tokyo. Immerse yourself in the magic of this spectacular event and create memories that will last a lifetime.

The Renovation Industry Fair 2024 is an esteemed event that brings together various key players in the renovation industry. Taking place in Tokyo at the renowned Tokyo Big Sight - International Exhibition Center, this fair offers a platform for renovation business operators, construction houses, house makers, design interior offices, specialized construction companies, general contractors, developers, real estate companies, real estate owners, trading companies, distribution companies, housing facilities, and building materials manufacturers to showcase their products and services. This two-day event, scheduled from August 6 to August 7, 2024, is a hub for professionals and decision-makers in the industry to connect, network, and explore the latest trends and innovations. Participants can gain insights into the latest techniques, products, and technologies in the renovation sector. With a focus on fostering business collaborations and creating opportunities, the Renovation Industry Fair 2024 is a must-visit for anyone involved in the renovation industry. Located at 3 Chome-11-1 Ariake, Koto, Tokyo 135 0063, Japan, the Tokyo Big Sight - International Exhibition Center provides a convenient and accessible venue for the event. Whether you are a renovation business operator, construction company, or a supplier of building materials, this fair offers a valuable platform to showcase your offerings and establish new partnerships. Mark your calendar and make sure to attend the Renovation Industry Fair 2024 in Tokyo, where the future of the industry will be on display.

SIDE CORE is an art group that develops art projects that use public spaces and streets as backgrounds. His activities have been gaining attention in recent years, and this exhibition will be his first large-scale solo exhibition in Tokyo. For example, we use special methods to shoot highways, railways, underground waterways, etc., create installation works using street lights, guardrails, road construction signs, etc. that are visible in public places, and make mouse puppets that simply walk around Tokyo. SIDE CORE creates works such as documentaries by focusing on the unique public nature and institutions of the city and intervening and negotiating with them. His expression methods are constantly expanding and updating, and he is an artist who is currently developing and cannot be missed. In addition, this exhibition will not only take place inside the museum, but will also extend to the surrounding environment, allowing visitors to see how the imagination of the city can be expanded through art. In this exhibition, we will present a group of works divided into three themes based on our keywords of perspective, behavior, and storytelling. The perspective section presents a series of new three-dimensional works that simulate urban cycles using mainly street materials. The action section records the actions/expressions that intervene in urban situations and cycles with videos and photos. In the storytelling section we will present the latest version of the "Underground City" project, which has been ongoing since 2023 and explores Tokyo's underground spaces through skateboarding. Exploring the dark side of the city, accumulating small actions that feed noise back into the urban landscape. This series of actions involves the vision of a small part of Tokyo's urban system, but at the same time, they also touch off a chain reaction of cultural activism that transcends borders and time, and connects with people I think are unexpected. This is how to create it.

Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of Japan at the highly anticipated Japan Open Day 2 event, taking place on August 21, 2024, in the vibrant city of Tokyo. This event promises to showcase the best of Japanese art, cuisine, music, and entertainment, providing a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and diversity of this fascinating country. From traditional tea ceremonies to mesmerizing taiko drum performances, Japan Open Day 2 has something for everyone to enjoy. Make sure to mark your calendars and join in the celebration of all things Japanese at this exciting event in Tokyo, Japan.

Mark your calendars for Japan Open Day 5, an exciting event taking place in the vibrant city of Tokyo on August 24, 2024. This event promises to showcase the rich cultural heritage and modern innovations of Japan, offering visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty and traditions of this captivating country. With the venue located in the heart of Tokyo, attendees will have easy access to all the festivities and experiences that Japan Open Day 5 has to offer. From traditional performances to interactive exhibits, this event is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who attend. Don't miss out on this unforgettable celebration of Japanese culture!

Mark your calendars for Japan Open Day 6, an exciting event taking place in Tokyo on August 25, 2024. This event promises to showcase the rich cultural heritage and modern innovations of Japan. Visitors can immerse themselves in traditional Japanese arts, sample delicious cuisine, and experience the latest in technology and entertainment. The venue, located in the heart of Tokyo, will provide the perfect backdrop for a day filled with exploration and discovery. Whether you are a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, Japan Open Day 6 offers something for everyone to enjoy. Don't miss this unique opportunity to celebrate all that Japan has to offer!

Japan Jewellery Fair 2024 in Tokyo at the Tokyo Big Sight - International Exhibition Center is recognized as the leading event in the Gems & Jewelry industry. With a keen focus on attracting top-quality exhibitors and professional buyers, the fair's "Quality Design Zone" showcases companies with superior products, innovative designs, and unparalleled credibility. This exclusive zone serves as a platform for connecting with a diverse range of buyers, from fashion jewelry enthusiasts to haute couture connoisseurs. The event, scheduled from August 28 to August 30, 2024, provides a unique opportunity to network and establish valuable connections within the jewelry and fashion sectors. Visitors can expect a meticulously curated showcase of the finest offerings, making Japan Jewellery Fair 2024 a must-attend event for those seeking excellence in the industry.

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Japan Jewellery Fair 2024, set to take place in the vibrant city of Koto. This prestigious event will be held at the iconic Tokyo Big Sight, a venue renowned for hosting some of the most illustrious gatherings in Tokyo, Japan. From August 28th to August 30th, 2024, the fair will showcase an exquisite array of fine jewelry, attracting industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. Attendees can expect to witness the latest trends, innovative designs, and exceptional craftsmanship that the world of jewelry has to offer. With its serious and official tone, the Japan Jewellery Fair 2024 promises to be an event of elegance and sophistication, offering a unique opportunity for networking, learning, and inspiration.

QS Connect MBA Tokyo 2024 is set to be a game-changer for business professionals looking to climb the corporate ladder. This prestigious event is scheduled to take place on August 29th, 2024, at the luxurious Westin Tokyo, Japan. It's a golden opportunity for aspiring MBA students to rub shoulders with the crème de la crème of the business world. With a lineup of top-tier universities and industry experts, QS Connect MBA Tokyo 2024 promises to be an enlightening experience for attendees. From interactive workshops to one-on-one networking sessions, this event is tailor-made for those who mean business about their future. The Westin Tokyo, with its state-of-the-art facilities and impeccable service, serves as the perfect backdrop for an event of this magnitude. Don't miss out on the chance to be part of QS Connect MBA Tokyo 2024 – where the future of business meets opportunity.

The QS World MBA Tour Tokyo 2024 is set to take place at the prestigious Bell Searle Shinjuku Grand Hall, located in the heart of Tokyo, Japan. As one of the most anticipated events in the business world, this tour offers a unique opportunity for aspiring MBA students to connect with top-tier universities and industry leaders. With a serious and official tone, the event promises to provide invaluable insights into the world of business education. Attendees can expect to engage in meaningful discussions, network with peers, and gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to succeed in today's competitive market. Mark the calendars for August 29, 2024, as this event is not to be missed by those looking to advance their careers with an MBA degree.

Tokyo Toy Show 2024, taking place at Tokyo Big Sight - International Exhibition Center from August 29 to September 1, is Japan's premier event for the toy trade industry. Showcasing a wide array of toys, hobbies, party goods, stationery, baby and kids' gifts, apparel, and maternity-related items, the International Tokyo Toy Show offers a comprehensive display of products for children of all ages. In addition to games, amusement machinery, and character goods, attendees can explore various contents tailored for kids, including movies, music, publications, websites, sports, and outdoor activities. This annual exhibition provides a platform for industry professionals to network, discover the latest trends, and forge valuable business connections. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the innovation and creativity that define the Tokyo Toy Show, a must-visit event for anyone involved in the toy and children's products sector.

The diverse forms and ecology of alpine plants that adorn the mountains in summer, as well as their connections with other living things, are introduced through numerous specimens and other materials, along with scientific knowledge. The museum also explains the current critical situation of alpine plants and conservation efforts. Learn about the diversity of alpine plants and experience their charm through powerful images and a immersive exhibition hall.

Toshio Iwai is the author of the famous picture book "100 Doors House" and one of Japan's top media artists. Iwai developed a passion for animation at a young age and established his own unique media art form through the "Time Layers" series, which uses modern technology to evolve flip comics and surprise discs. This exhibition connects Iwai's media art to the 19th century video equipment that is its origin, highlighting the intriguing visual experiences created by light and motion and the insatiable curiosity of the scientists and artists who created them.

The culture of the Edo period can be described as a culture of collection. Animals, plants, textile patterns, inro patterns, monograms, etc., all became objects of collection, and lists and encyclopedias were compiled. There are also books that quote content from ancient and modern times, both inside and outside the country, and are accompanied by explanatory texts and illustrations. These are collectively called "atlas" in Japan. This special exhibition focuses on the bird atlas "Bird Atlas" of the Edo period, introducing the colorful collection culture to everyone.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at Japan Open Day 1, taking place in the vibrant city of Tokyo on August 20, 2024. This event promises to showcase the rich culture, traditions, and innovations that Japan is renowned for. Located at the prestigious venue in Tokyo, visitors can immerse themselves in a day filled with exciting activities, performances, and displays that highlight the best of Japanese art, technology, and cuisine. From traditional tea ceremonies to cutting-edge robotics demonstrations, Japan Open Day 1 offers something for everyone to enjoy. Mark your calendars and don't miss out on this unique opportunity to delve into the heart of Japan's fascinating heritage and modern achievements.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of the painter Kuroda Seiki (1866-1924), this exhibition brings together paintings by painters who accepted Western painting in modern Japan. They not only wanted to paint, but also to establish the ideological basis of "art" in society. The exhibition introduces the "adventure" process of these pioneers and also displays materials collected by the Tokyo Cultural Properties Research Institute (formerly Japan's first art research institute established in 1930).