Hibiya Cinema Festival is back this year to give Tokyo film fans unique ways to appreciate the movies. Whether you’re an international film enthusiast or are looking for something fun to do with your family, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The next time you are looking to take a long stroll through Tokyo, give Daikanyama a try. It’s a perfect blend of modernity and classic style—one of the massive city’s more relaxed areas.
As the weather starts to cool off, Japan enters the autumn season. While many people anticipate the more moderate temperatures and the beautiful colors of the leaves, this is the time of year when select fish, vegetables, and fruits are at their best.
Vulcanize London is a Tokyo-based store that offers a variety of British brands, as well as services and workshops centered around British culture. They even host events, such as the British Market, which showcases some of the best of British food and drink.
We learn more about the unique experience of assisting athletes from around the world during the sailing competition at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics.
GoConnect took to the streets of Tokyo to find five great spots to enjoy kakigori (shaved ice)—a tasty way to escape the heat and enjoy the summer.
Explore the intriguing East Area of Tokyo Station neighborhood and learn about a couple who have launched a café, restaurant, and coffee business there.
“Discover KABUKI” offers global audiences the chance to experience the fascinating world of kabuki and its illustrious 400-year history.
Noh is one of the world’s oldest surviving performing arts. The Hibiya Festival 2021 invites both seasoned spectators and new fans alike to explore the art form and see an exclusive performance.
The Hibiya Festival 2021 “Online Talk Session” features performers in Tokyo and New York detailing the aims, difficulties, and possibilities of collaborating across different spaces and time zones.
Sakeist helps newcomers and experienced nihonshu fans alike enjoy this storied beverage. After decades of decline, the company is sparking renewed interest in Japan’s national drink.
The Hibiya Festival has firmly established itself as one of Tokyo’s cultural stars since its 2018 debut. The medley of engaging performances on offer attract millions of participants and viewers to this spectacular showcase every year!