digi-joho Tokyo Travel LOCAL EVENTS

Azalea viewing at Komuroyama Park - mid. April

Has a hundred thousand of Azalea flower in 40 different varieties, covers the 35000 square meter garden at Komuroyama Park, Izu.

antique grande Spring - Apr. 18 - 20, 2025

One of the biggest antique showcases in Japan, featuring Japanese and Western antiques and old toys.

Jindaiji Sakura Festival Photo provided by NEWSCAST

Spring Sakura Festival at Jindai Botanical Gardens Mar. 19 - Apr. 6, 2025

Experience the beauty of spring amidst Sakura blossoms. Special events will take place during this festival, such as music performances and food trucks.

CYCLE MODE TOKYO Apr. 19 - 20, 2025

The largest sports bicycle festival in Japan is set to take place at Tokyo Big Sight. This event is a general exhibition and test ride for sports bicycles, showcasing the latest models of sports bicycles, frames, parts, and clothing. Visitors also have the opportunity to try out the products on display.

JAPAN HOBBY SHOW - Apr. 17 - 19 2025

One of the largest hobby exhibitions in the world, showcasing all kinds of hobby-related tools, materials and accessories.

Narita Taiko (Drum) Festival - Apr. 19-20. 2025

One of the largest drum festivals in Japan. A number of drum player groups gather at Narita Shinshoji Temple and show their powerful drumming performance.

Teruhime Princess Festival Apr. 20, 2025

Locals in traditional Japanese dress and in Samurai costume parade along streets. Dance performance is also held in Shakuji-koen Park.

Boating event at Kyu-Nakagawa River Apr. 20. 2025

A hands-on water sports experience for locals. This event will also hold a dragon boat race.

Yabusame Horseback Archery at Asakusa Sumida-koen Park April 19, 2025

Yabusame is the art of shooting arrows on horseback, performed as a traditional ceremony that derives from horse riding exercises for Samurai Warriors.

Fukagawa Old town Sakura Festival Mar.22 - Apr. 6, 2025

Fukagawa is a historic town that flourished as a canal town. There are cherry blossom viewing spots along Fukagawa's rivers and canals, where this local event annually takes place during the season.