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So What at ZUBAR in Tokyo delivers a high-energy electronic night with a mixed-electronic lineup. The intimate club setting pairs driving techno and house cuts with immersive lights, making it a must-visit for Tokyo's nightlife crowd.
Daniel Allan Circus Tokyo
Daniel Allan performs an electronic music set at Circus Tokyo, a renowned nightclub in Tokyo. Expect a high-energy night of pulsing bass, shimmering synths and a kinetic light show that defines the city's nightlife.
Masters of Modern Western Painting
Masters of Modern Western Painting at Akita Museum of Art showcases landmark works that defined modern Western painting, highlighting pioneering artists and movements from the 20th century. Exhibition runs Apr 11–Jun 14, 2026 at the museum.
Kagaya— Song of the Sky
Photography exhibition 'Kagaya— Song of the Sky' at the Sogo Museum of Art in Tokyo. The show features Kagaya's sky-inspired imagery in a serene, luminous setting and runs through May 31, 2026.
Kumamoto Castle— 400 Years of a Legendary Fortress
Exhibition at Eisei-Bunko Museum tracing Kumamoto Castle's 400-year legend through Nihonga and Ukiyo-e, alongside archaeology, history, and folklore. The display pairs rare paintings with artifacts in a dedicated museum setting, running from April 11 to June 7, 2026, offering a captivating glimpse into Japan's feudal past.
Junichi Nakahara Exhibition
Open from April 11 to June 14, the Junichi Nakahara Exhibition showcases a selection of paintings by Junichi Nakahara at the Tochigi City Art Museum. The minimalist gallery setting highlights Nakahara's brushwork and color studies in a focused, contemplative display.
Layton Giordani @ Zouk Tokyo
Italian techno DJ Layton Giordani performs at Zouk Tokyo for a pulsating electronic club night. Expect high-energy techno, dazzling lights, and a cosmopolitan crowd at Tokyo's renowned nightlife venue.
Riko Okaniwa "Where the Tide Pauses"
Riko Okaniwa presents a photography solo exhibition, Where the Tide Pauses, at See You Gallery in Tokyo. Through contemplative coastal imagery and shifting light, the series invites quiet reflection on time, sea, and place, with works on view through April 27, 2026.
Japanese Art to Cherish
A curated exhibition of Nihonga and Ukiyo-e masterpieces at Chiba City Museum of Art, showcasing refined brushwork and iconic woodblock prints. This survey invites visitors to explore traditional Japanese painting and printmaking through June 7, 2026, highlighting cultural artistry and historical context.
Hokusai × Fukuda Miran: A Message for Obuse
A joint exhibition at the Hokusai Museum pairing Hokusai with Fukuda Miran, focusing on Nihonga and Ukiyo-e painting. On view in Obuse through June 7, 2026, the show highlights traditional Japanese painting in a refined museum setting.
Next Passion
Next Passion at Plaza Gallery presents painting, sculpture, and photography in a multi-media exhibition running through April 19, 2026. Housed in a contemporary Tokyo gallery, the show juxtaposes diverse media to explore texture, form, and light. An accessible introduction to current visual art for locals and visitors.
Albert Marquet: A Retrospective
A retrospective of Albert Marquet's paintings at Hiroshima Museum of Art, tracing his evolving style from Fauvism to modernism through a curated selection. The show surveys key works across decades, offering a focused look at his color, light, and travel-inspired subjects. Runs through May 31, 2026.
Mitsuaki Iwago "Local Cats"
Mitsuaki Iwago's Local Cats, a photography exhibition at Sano Art Museum, features intimate portraits of felines captured in everyday settings. Open from April 11 to June 28, 2026, the show showcases the artist's signature animal photography in a serene gallery environment.
The Mountain Here, The Mountain Within
A painting-focused exhibition at Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art, presenting works themed around mountains—The Mountain Here and The Mountain Within. Runs through September 6, 2026, inside the museum’s galleries, offering a contemplative look at contemporary Japanese painting in a regional setting.
Shojo Heroes— Characters, Fables, and Fantasies
Explore Shojo Heroes, a museum exhibition weaving manga-inspired characters with painting and illustration. At Tagawa Museum of Art, the show surveys characters, fables, and fantasies through contemporary and classic artworks, on view through May 31, 2026. A vivid blend for shojo fans and narrative art lovers.
FC Tokyo vs FC Tokyo
J-League football match in Tokyo: FC Tokyo vs FC Tokyo. Experience live professional soccer action in an electric city atmosphere as FC Tokyo competes in a top-flight clash outdoors at a Tokyo venue.
Shibuya Walking Tour with a Local Friend
Casual 60-90 minute walking tour of Shibuya led by a local student. Practice English, share your interests, and explore what you love—no fixed route; enjoy ramen spots and hidden corners with a friendly host.
Oedo Antique Market
Japan's largest outdoor antique fair brings ~250 dealers selling Japanese pottery, Western tableware, kimono, accessories, and vintage goods at the Oedo Antique Market. Free admission; enjoy a day browsing stalls from 9:00 to 16:00.
Roppongi Hills Marche
Join the weekly Roppongi Hills Marche from 10:00–17:00 for a vibrant outdoor farmers market in Tokyo. Discover fresh produce from across Japan, organic vegetables, artisan bread, cheeses, and specialty foods at the iconic Roppongi Hills complex.
Ichiyo Cherry Blossom Festival
Free outdoor festival in Asakusa, Tokyo celebrating Ichiyo Sakura with blossoming cherry trees, hanami picnics, street performances, and seasonal bites. A family-friendly spring rite in a historic district, blending culture, photography, and festive atmosphere under the sakura arches.
Aoyama Farmers Market — Saturday, April 11
Weekly farmers market at United Nations University in Aoyama offering fresh produce, artisan bread, specialty coffee, local honey, seasonal fruit, and handmade crafts. Free entry; a casual, family-friendly spot to shop local goods and support small producers.
Tokyo Romantic Flea Market — Spring
Tokyo Romantic Flea Market returns to the Aoyama Oval Building Area with ~100 vendors offering antiques, vintage items, handicrafts, accessories, fine art and organic foods. This bi-monthly market is free to enter and runs 10:00–17:00, inviting locals and visitors to enjoy a stylish, casual day out in Tokyo’s fashionable district.
The International Rooftop Party in Tokyo
Experience a high-energy rooftop party at H.L.N.A Skygarden in Tokyo. An international lineup brings global beats to a skyline backdrop, with stylish ambiance and panoramic city views.
ALL VINYL
ALL VINYL brings a vinyl-only DJ night to Gallery Conceal Shibuya in Tokyo. A moody, gallery-lit evening where selectors spin vinyl classics and hidden gems, celebrating analog sound in an intimate, stylish space.
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