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If you're looking to take advantage of the warm early summer nights in Tokyo, Jingu Stadium Night Yoga is the perfect event for you. The mastermind behind this relaxing event is Active Icon, a group of hyperactive enthusiasts who try to energize Tokyo through health-conscious activities and relaxation. If you wish to calm your mind and body while enjoying the evening breeze, bring a friend or two and enjoy this outdoor after-work experience. Register online in advance.

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As we slowly but surely head into summer, why not experience only the best of what this season has to offer? Using projection mapping, enter the ideal Japanese summer landscape. Imagine hydrangeas, sunflowers and vibrant sunsets.

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Just a short walk from the end of the Mount Takao cable car station, the Mount Takao Beer Mount will open again this year at an observation facility with an altitude of 488 meters. There will be all-you-can-drink beer, wine and cocktails available for up to 120 minutes and an all-you-can-eat buffet, too!

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Make the most out of the hot and humid weather with a trip to a water park that's just short 40 minute ride from Ikebukuro. At Sayama Ski Resort, spend the whole day slipping and sliding into the different swimming pools onsite. Let the fun begin!

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The Soup is Life exhibition uses soup as a lens to examine the foundations of our daily lives from food, clothing and shelter.

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With a history of over 300 years, this festival attracts 450,000 annual visitors from all over the country and the world for its extravagant floats, portable shrines, and stunning decorations down Omotesando Road in Narita.

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Head over to Nihonbashi for some summer feels. Savor traditional Japanese sweets as you stroll the streets of this historic district donned in a kimono. You can also take the night cruise, see wind chimes line the streets leading up to Fukutoku Shrine and spend time cooling down at the Immersive Museum. Experience summer to the fullest with a day around Nihonbashi.

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The Tokyo Midtown Design Hub holds its annual exhibition celebrating graphic design in Japan. Expect to see the best and latest showcases of graphic design from advertising campaigns and general merchandise.

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Hear the sound of the wind from all over Japan at Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. Take in the picturesque sights of beautifully designed wind chimes and don't forget to snap a photo or two. You might also be able to buy one of the wind chimes at the festival as a souvenir.

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The Mitama Festival honors the souls of all dead people and features a variety of performances, food stalls, traditional stages and games—all with a background of some 30,000 yellow lanterns lighting up the shrine, forming a breathtaking sight.

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Make some friends while doing something worthwhile. As well as helping the environment, you can also enjoy a guided eco-walking tour along the riverside and learn about the wildlife on the water’s edge.

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This year's annual Brazil Festival will be even hotter than last year's. Join local and international artists in celebrating the country's culture, cuisine and music. Expect a large crowd as it is one of the most popular cultural festivals in Yoyogi Park — for a good reason.

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Put your best white outfit on and join the most popular summer soiree in the city! There will be plenty of free-flowing champagne along with all-you-can-eat exquisite food and desserts, great upbeat music and quite a few photo ops. One of the best summer events in Tokyo—don't miss this fabulous evening!

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Fish for good luck at the Goldfish Festival this weekend. Known for its love for goldfish, Edogawa will be hosting a fish scooping competition, art shows, and aquarium fish exhibits for people of all ages to enjoy. Catch as many as you can and bring them home as a memory of a lovely summer!

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Tokyo Midtown once again shows us what it's like to be the coolest event organizer in a city that already has it all. This summer, stop by at Midtown in Roppongi for an experience of traditional Japanese summertime right in the heart of Tokyo. It's a great place to bring friends to if they're visiting you in town.

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Hop aboard the Salvia Maru for Saru Beer, a unique floating beer garden docked at Takeshiba Pier in Tokyo Bay. Enjoy unlimited draft beer straight from the brewery and an assortment of dishes made with ingredients from the Tokyo Islands and stunning night views of the bay.

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Explore the backstreets of this lovely downtown Tokyo neighborhood combining traditional and modern Japan as you stroll around food, drinks and other booths for this annual summer festival. On Saturday, the famous Awaodori dance procession will take place, drawing crowds of spectators for two performances by a group of children and adults. One of the liveliest local matsuri, this one is a must-go!

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One of the most iconic firework festivals in Japan, the Sumidagawa hanabi attracts over 957,000 admirers every year. Marvel at colorful fireworks blooming across the night sky over the shimmering Tokyo horizon and Sumida river. As it is a popular event, however, expect some crowds, especially on your way back home!

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Metsa in Hanno, Saitama has brought back their colorful exhibition area with Japan’s largest umbrella corridor. Approximately 1,200 colorful umbrellas will be stretched across the path extending over to the Moomin Valley Park. Metsa is a lakeside forest facility with Nordic influence that is made up of two areas: the Metsa Village, a shopping and restaurant complex with an outdoor area with canoeing and adventure ropes, and the Moomin Valley Park, the home of the famed adorable troll family.

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Inspired by the best selling book The Encyclopedia of Pitiful Creatures, this special event features approximately 25 species hand-picked from the first ten volumes of the book, alongside exclusive new illustrations created just for this exhibition. Visitors can explore seven distinct zones, categorized by their unique traits—such as Pitifully Obsessive, Pitifully Strong, and Pitiful Abilities.

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