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1. www.gotokyo.org › en › spotGinza Dori | The Official Tokyo Travel Guide, GO TOKYO

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   2023年10月6日 · Take a leisurely stroll down Ginza Dori–Tokyo's fashionista answer to New York's Fifth Avenue and London's Oxford Street–and you are bound to be spoilt for choice.

2. www.gotokyo.org › en › storyBest Things to Do and See in Tokyo in September

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   • Asakusa Samba Carnival
   • Chofu's Autumn Fireworks
   • Cosmos Festival
   • Nezu-jinja Shrine Annual Grand Festival
   • Shinagawa Shukuba-Matsuri Festival
   • Kita City Fireworks Festival
   • Hagi (Bush Clover) Tunnel
   • Fukuro Matsuri
   • Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Open-Air Noh Performances

   The Asakusa Samba Carnival is Japan's largest samba carnival, and a perfect match for the summer months. Authentic samba teams in gorgeous costumes gather from all over Japan to dance in a parade formation alongside unique floats. This is a wonderful opportunity to see Japan's top samba talents showcase their skills in this fun cross-cultural event...

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   This famous Kanto region fireworks festival has been around for over 30 years. Since the 1920s, Chofu City has been home to numerous companies connected to film and video production. The city even earned the nickname "Hollywood of the East" in the 1950s. Many movies, television dramas, commercials and more continue to be filmed in the city to this ...

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   Around 4.4 million cosmos flowers come into bloom across three meadows in Showa Kinen Park, covering some 20,000 square meters. In addition, you can enjoy various events involving arts, culture, and sports, with innumerable cool places to take photos. Cosmos Festival

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   This festival is said to have originated in 1714, when it was founded by the shogun. One of the biggest events in the country back then, it remains a lively affair with many stalls and traditional dance performances. Nezu-jinja Shrine's 18th-century buildings deepen a sense of history. Nezu-jinja Shrine Annual Grand Festival

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   Shinagawa was once the first stop on the road connecting Tokyo (then called Edo) and Kyoto. Each September, people celebrate that heritage by dressing up in period costume. You can see Edo-style vendors, newsboys, and fire-walking. This energetic event also features food stalls and a traffic safety parade, etc. Shinagawa Shukuba-matsuri Festival

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   2023 marks the 10th anniversary of the Kita City fireworks festival. This riverside show sets a dramatic firework display to music. Enjoy the concert-level acoustics and the sight of fireworks being launched right before your eyes. Close to 10,000 fireworks will be fired off into the night sky. You can see videos of the fireworks on the official fe...

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   Hagi (bush clover) is another flower associated with autumn. One of the best places to see these delicate blooms is Mukojima-Hyakkaen Garden, a beautiful flower garden with over 200 years of history. Every September, hagi grown over a 30-meter-long bamboo frame to create a floral tunnel is in bloom. Hagi Matsuri (Bush Clover Festival)

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   Fukuro Matsuriis held on the west side of Ikebukuro Station. The festival was first held in 1968, when it was centered on a local shopping street. Fukuro Matsuri now attracts tens of thousands of people, with a mikoshi (portable shrine) parade as well as energetic music and dance performances.

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   Shinjuku Gyoen hosts the annual Mori no Takigi Nohevent sometime between September and October. This event features traditional performances of Noh drama and kyogen (Japanese comedy) in a spectacular garden setting. Flaming torches light the stage. The garden is kept open late for this event, allowing you a rare nighttime glimpse of Shinjuku Gyoen.

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3. www.gotokyo.org › enVisit Tokyo - The Official Travel Guide of Tokyo, GO TOKYO

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   Harmonica Alley. Nakano Broadway. Namjatown. MIYASHITA PARK. Tsukishima Monja Street. YanakaGinza. Tokyo Skytree - a 360 view of Tokyo from above the clouds. All you need to know about Tokyo's tourist attractions, events, hotels, transportations & more from the official travel guide of Tokyo for visitors.

4. www.gotokyo.org › en › planPlan Your Trip - Travel to Tokyo

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   Timezone. Tokyo is nine hours ahead of GMT, with no daylight saving time. In summer it's light out until around 19:30, but in the winter the nights draw in around 17:00. Power Plug & Electricity. The voltage in Japan is 100V and the frequency is 50-60 Hz. The socket is type A, with two flat holes. Using foreign electric appliances will require ...

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5. www.gotokyo.org › en › destinationsA guide to Ginza - Tokyo's most glamorous shopping district

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   2022年10月19日 · Artistic splendor from the lavish to the avant-garde As an acknowledged hub of sophistication, the Ginza area has nurtured a vibrant art scene for centuries. The grand house of the traditional Japanese performing art of kabuki—Kabukiza—hosts numerous performances throughout the year, and its gallery and shop offer a chance to delve deeper into the artform.

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6. www.gotokyo.org › en › destinationsA guide to Asakusa - an area of true Japanese tradition | ...

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   2022年10月19日 · An iconic Tokyo temple complex and town brimming with tradition. Asakusa—an area centered around Sensoji Temple with Kaminarimon ("Thunder Gate") and Nakamise shopping street —is surrounded by water and immersed in rich tradition. Take in riverside views, hop on a boat for a riverside cruise, or stroll the traditional streets filled with ...

7. www.gotokyo.org › en › destinationsShibamata – home of Tora-san and Taishakuten - GO TOKYO

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   2023年2月13日 · Shibamata's favorite son. A hustler who was always unlucky in love, Tora-san was a famous character throughout Japan, and the series of 48 movies, dubbed “Otoko wa tsurai yo,” or “It's tough being a man,” released between 1969 and 1995, showcased each prefecture. After every adventure, Tora-san came home to Shibamata and the family ...