Top Tokyo Prefecture Seasonal & Special Occasions

Tennen Rishin-ryu swordsmanship, which began in the Edo period, has been carried on to this day, and students of Tennen Rishin-ryu practice at the Tennen Rishin-ryu Hino Dojo to hone their swordsmanship skills. You can learn the essence of Tennen Rishin-ryu at the actual dojo. The swordsmen who practiced the Tennen Rishin-ryu in Hino City formed the Shinsengumi, said to be the strongest group of swordsmen, at the end of the Edo period and were known as the Last Samurai. You can feel the history and culture of the Last samurai by experiencing swordsmanship in Hino City, the hometown of the Shinsengumi. Masao Inoue, the chairman of the Tennen Rishin-ryu Hino Dojo and a descendant of the Shinsengumi executive Genzaburo Inoue, will lead the experience program. You can actually handle a Japanese sword, which is said to be the soul of the samurai. The experience of touching the soul of the samurai will surely transform you.

This is the perfect experience for art lovers looking to explore at their own pace. Enjoy a stress-free visit to Tokyo Fuji Art Museum without having to wait in long ticket lines by pre-booking entry in advance. Once inside the museum, spend time exploring the museum’s artifacts, including seasonal exhibitions.

Experience Japan’s Traditional Mikoshi Parade in Kichijoji. On September 12 and 13, the streets come alive with the Kichijoji Autumn Festival, a perfect chance to witness a traditional Japanese celebration featuring a parade of Mikoshi portable shrines. See up to 11 Mikoshi, one from Musashino Hachimangu Shrine and ten from each district of the town. Each group has its own distinct style of carrying, chanting, and celebrating, making for a truly unique and exciting experience. At the festival’s highlight, all the Mikoshi gather for an impressive performance full of energy and excitement. Join this tour and let your guide share the stories and traditions behind this vibrant festival while exploring Kichijoji’s lively streets. On September 12, you can even carry a Mikoshi alongside the locals and parade it through the town, a chance you don't want to miss! Kichijoji is just 15 minutes by train from Shibuya or Shinjuku, making it a perfect stop after visiting Inokashira Park.

Get ready to dive into a moment when Kichijoji will be overflowing with color, creativity, and celebration from February 19 to 21, 2027! During this period, Kichijoji, home to more than 18 animation studios, transforms into a dream destination for anime enthusiasts. The city will buzz with fans, artists, and creators enjoying anime at the 22nd Kichijoji International Animation Festival, sharing a passion for one of Japan's most iconic art forms. On this special tour, you can experience the world of anime up close by visiting manga and anime exhibitions at Gallery ZENON, the flagship gallery of Coamix Inc. Depending on your interests, you can also explore hidden anime photo spots, discover unique manhole covers featuring popular characters, browse anime-related shops, and take a stroll through nostalgic shopping streets that have inspired countless stories. (The following information is based on the 2026 event. Details for 2027 will be announced once confirmed.)

Option Shinto Wedding : Experience an authentic Shinto wedding ceremony at a Japanese shrine Wear traditional Japanese wedding attire (Shiromuku, Iro Uchikake, and Montsuki) Professional Japanese bridal hair and makeup Participate in sacred Shinto wedding rituals and blessings Capture unforgettable memories with photos at the shrine English-friendly coordination and support throughout the experience Option: Buddhist Wedding Ceremony (Tokyo) Experience a traditional Buddhist wedding ceremony at Wat Buddharangsi Tokyo and receive blessings from Buddhist monks in a peaceful and spiritual setting. - Wear elegant Japanese wedding kimono for the ceremony and photoshoot - Receive sacred monk blessings and holy water for happiness and prosperity - Enjoy a photoshoot around the temple grounds - Continue your photoshoot at a nearby Shinto shrine, just a 1-minute walk away Create unforgettable memories with a unique blend of Buddhist traditions and Japanese cultural beauty.

Spend a full day exploring Kamakura’s cherry blossom spots with a private local guide who knows where the blooms look their best throughout the season. This relaxed route links temples, riversides, and quiet paths so you can enjoy sakura without navigating crowds or timetables on your own. A traditional bento lunch with drinks provides an unhurried break under the trees, and ongoing local support helps travelers handle plans beyond the tour itself. Hotel pickup included.

Bar hopping tour in the Tokyo suburb of Hachioji Unlike the touristy downtown areas of Tokyo's 23 wards, the suburban town of Hachioji still has a rich and traditional Japanese izakaya culture in front of the station. Enjoy the taste of sake with oden, ramen, and other Japanese and popular dishes by yourself or with a good friend or loved one. Enjoy a tour with a flavor not found anywhere else. In 1.5 hours we will visit your favorite restaurants in Hachioji.

Minimum number of participants: 2 people Our base is located at just about an hour and 30 minutes from central Tokyo! You can take the JR line to get here and you will have a wonderful experience in such majestic nature! Rafting is a fun and exciting way to explore the beautiful Tama River in Okutama. Guiding you down a number of rapids, playing games with our rafts and stopping at a good jump rock too. Discover the beauty of River, known for its splendid gorges and wonderful opportunities for water sports.

Discover the art of sake brewing at Tamura Sake Brewery in Fussa City, Tokyo. Begin with a peaceful stroll through the brewery's lush garden, where natural spring water and a historic well set the stage for this unique experience. Explore the beautifully preserved brewing facilities and learn about the traditional techniques that contribute to the exceptional quality of Tamura's sake. Witness the dynamic sake-making process, which varies with each season, and enjoy a guided tasting that highlights the elegance and depth of the brewery's offerings, perfect for both novices and aficionados alike. - Tour the serene grounds and traditional brewing spaces - Learn about the sake-making process influenced by nature - Participate in a guided tasting featuring different sake expressions - Ideal for both beginners and experienced sake drinkers alike

Craft your own authentic bamboo lantern inside a traditional building. Explore a sustainable bamboo grove and capture beautiful photos. Enjoy local Udon noodles in a beautifully renovated historic Kominka. Take home your custom handmade lantern as a special souvenir.

Explore the historic Ishikawa Sake Brewery nestled in a tranquil forest to learn traditional brewing techniques. Take a guided tour of the beautiful family estate to discover centuries of sake craftsmanship. Craft your own sake lees soap and Japanese sake beauty serum in a hands-on skincare workshop. Savor a variety of local sake during a tasting session paired with a delicious fermented lunch. Enjoy a hassle-free journey with a round-trip taxi ride included between the station and the brewery. Bring home your handmade soap and serum as a unique and fragrant souvenir of your experience.

Experience Hanami at Inokashira Park, Kichijoji. Inokashira Park is a beloved hanami spot in Tokyo and is recognized as one of the 100 best cherry blossom viewing locations. Every spring, locals and visitors gather to admire the sakura in full bloom, celebrating the beauty of the season. Experience Hanami, the traditional Japanese custom of enjoying the cherry blossoms while spending time with family, friends, or colleagues. Join this tour to enjoy a delicious bento lunch (not included in price) beneath the flowering trees, soak in the cheerful and festive atmosphere, and capture stunning photos of the blossoms. It’s a delightful way to experience this cherished seasonal tradition while relaxing in one of Tokyo’s most scenic and charming parks.

Delve into the heart of Japanese brewing culture at Toshimaya Brewery, where sake is more than a drink—it's a tradition. This immersive tour invites you to explore the intricate process of sake production, from the koji room to fermentation tanks, and witness the craftsmanship that defines this unique beverage. Engage with the philosophy behind sake-making, as you learn about the toji, the role of water quality, and seasonal influences. Enjoy exclusive tastings of rare sake varieties, connecting cultural insights with flavor discovery. Reflect on your experience and gain knowledge on how to evaluate sake and pair it with food. - Explore the Toshimaya Brewery with exclusive access to production zones - Learn about the cultural significance of sake through detailed explanations - Enjoy tastings of freshly crafted, rarely available sake varieties - Gain insights on sake evaluation and food pairing techniques

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