Dreams to Be Fulfilled— Tasha Tudor’s Life with Nature and Picture Books
An exhibition exploring Tasha Tudor’s life and nature-inspired picture books, Dreams to Be Fulfilled: Tasha Tudor’s Life with Nature and Picture Books, at The Hibiya Library Museum. Discover Tudor’s childhood sketches turned classics, see original illustrations, and enjoy immersive displays through June 14. A family-friendly window into a beloved author and illustrator’s whimsical world.
Taiyou no Marche — April 2026 (Saturday)
Tokyo's Taiyou no Marche returns for April at Tsukishima's park, showcasing 100+ vendors with fresh produce, artisan foods, organic vegetables, local teas, and handmade crafts, plus seasonal workshops. Entry is free, and the outdoor market is perfect for families and casual shoppers.
Tokyo Toy Museum — Weekend Family Play (Saturday)
Explore a vast collection of 100,000+ toys at KidZania Tokyo's Toy Museum, featuring hands-on play rooms for all ages, wooden toy workshops, and traditional Japanese toy making. Weekend family-friendly activities include volunteer toy curators guiding play and special weekend crafts.
TokyoEKA Pizza Making Event
Kids aged 2 and up learn to stretch dough, spread sauce, and decorate pizzas in a hands-on class at TokyoEKA Oimachi Studio. Taught in English, this family-friendly cooking session is a tasty, educational activity for young aspiring chefs and their grown-ups.
Sun Rockers Shibuya vs Ryukyu Golden Kings
Watch a pro B.League showdown as Sun Rockers Shibuya clash with the Ryukyu Golden Kings at the Aoyama Gakuin University Gymnasium. A high-energy indoor game in Tokyo, expect fast breaks and a lively arena vibe in a university setting.
Shuntaro Tanikawa Picture Book Exhibition
Immersive exhibition presenting Shuntaro Tanikawa's picture books as a department-store–themed installation at the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design. Run from April 18 to June 21, 2026, the show blends literature and visual art in a playful setting that invites readers of all ages to explore poetry through objects and spaces.
Welcome to the Museum— Original Picture Book Art by Masatoshi Iriya
Masatoshi Iriya’s original picture-book art is on display at Tomioka City Museum’s Fukuzawa Ichiro Memorial Gallery. This exhibition invites visitors to step into illustrated storytelling, running from April 18 through June 14 in a bright, museum setting suitable for families and kids.
Wooden Toys: Movement and Sound Sculpture Exhibition
Spring sculpture exhibition at The World Children's Art Museum in Okazaki commemorates the 110th anniversary of the Okazaki Municipal Organization with works by Kazunari Higuchi, featuring wooden toys, movement and sound; runs until June 21, 2026.
Ryohei Yanagihara "Captain Uncle’s Voyage"
Exhibit of Ryohei Yanagihara’s picture-book illustrations, Captain Uncle’s Voyage, at Kariya City Art Museum. Running April 18 through June 14, the show blends imaginative storytelling with bold visuals in a welcoming museum setting, appealing to both adults and kids.
Tokyo Toy Museum — Traditional Koma (Spinning Top) Workshop
Learn to paint and spin traditional Japanese koma (spinning tops) in a hands-on workshop at Tokyo Toy Museum. Guided by expert toy curators, you’ll master spinning tricks and decoration techniques, creating playful keepsakes for visitors of all ages.
CoderDojo Inagi 96th Session for Kids
Offline CoderDojo Inagi 96th session for kids in Tokyo. This community-led coding workshop invites young learners to explore programming concepts through hands-on activities guided by volunteer mentors.
KidZania English Wednesday
KidZania Tokyo hosts English Wednesday, with half activities conducted in English and English-speaking staff guiding kids ages 3–15 through 100+ role-play experiences (pilot, firefighter, chef, dentist, and more). A lively, language-rich outing in a kid-focused city experience.
Leo Lionni and his Circle of Friends
Exhibition at The Museum of Art, Kochi celebrating Leo Lionni and his circle of friends, featuring his picture books and illustrations. The show runs from April 24, 2026 to July 2, 2026 and invites families to explore Lionni's storytelling and art in a museum setting.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
Experience a screening of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie at Roppongi Hills in Tokyo. This family-friendly event brings a beloved video-game universe to life on the big screen, ideal for kids and fans alike. Join the fun on April 24, 2026, for a nostalgic cinematic celebration in a landmark urban venue.
All-Japan Gymnastics Championships 2026
The All-Japan Gymnastics Championships unfold at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, bringing the nation's top gymnasts to a high-energy indoor showcase in Tokyo. Expect dramatic routines across men's and women's artistic events, set inside the iconic arena with a devoted crowd.
Curious Animals of tupera tupera: Picture Book Illustration
Explore the Curious Animals of tupera tupera, a picture-book illustration exhibition at Akita Senshu Museum of Art. The indoor show spotlights the duo’s imaginative drawing and cut-paper illustrations, running through July 5, 2026.
Nakizumo Crying Baby Sumo Festival
Experience the Nakizumo Crying Baby Sumo Festival in Asakusa, Tokyo. This quirky daytime festival features babies in ceremonial sumo rings as spectators cheer, a tradition believed to ward off evil and bring fortune. The free, family-friendly event fills the streets with cultural charm and festive energy.
TokyoEKA Ueno Zoo Adventure
Join a family-friendly, English-guided adventure at Ueno Zoo. This outdoor scavenger-hunt tour introduces wildlife through hands-on activities for ages 2 and up, perfect for international families seeking a fun, educational outing.
KidZania English Wednesday
KidZania Tokyo hosts English Wednesday, offering over 100 job-role experiences for ages 3–15. Half of the activities are conducted in English, with staff in blue polo shirts guiding kids through careers like pilot, firefighter, chef and dentist.
Golden Week Kids Festival at Tokyo Dome City
A family-friendly Golden Week festival at Tokyo Dome City featuring live shows, character meet-and-greets, rides, and workshops with food stalls. Indoor and outdoor activities offer fun for all ages.
Kasukabe Giant Kite Festival
Kasukabe's Giant Kite Festival is a free outdoor celebration in Kasukabe featuring giant kites, aerial demos, and family-friendly activities. Starting at 09:00, the event fills the streets with color, local vendors, and community fun in a lively, casual atmosphere.
KidZania English Wednesday
KidZania Tokyo hosts English Wednesday, a family-friendly day where half activities are conducted in English and staff assist children ages 3–15. With 100+ role-play experiences—from pilot to chef—families can enjoy bilingual, hands-on learning in a kid-sized city.
Tokyo Toy Museum: Weekend Family Play
Explore Tokyo Toy Museum, a renovated school building housing 100,000+ toys from around the world. Enjoy hands-on play rooms for all ages, wooden toy workshops, and traditional Japanese toy making like koma tops and kendama, guided by volunteer toy curators. A weekend family event offering craft workshops and playful learning for kids and adults alike.
KidZania English Wednesday — Tokyo
KidZania Tokyo hosts English Wednesday, offering 100+ role-play experiences with half activities in English and English-speaking staff guiding kids aged 3-15. The bilingual setup lets aspiring pilots, firefighters, chefs, and more explore in a playful, safe environment.
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