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!
The New National Theatre, Tokyo (NNTT) is committed to showcasing their thrilling repertoire despite the state of emergency. Find out how to watch one of their highly anticipated ballet performances online.
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Art Liberation Zone EATS Nihonbashi is helping share the work of artists at a time when they most need to reach audiences.
First launched in 2018, the Hibiya Festival has quickly established itself as one of the bright spots in Tokyo’s cultural landscape.
Soul Food House has recently started a new “Buy a Bento, Share a Bento” campaign to reach out to the community, and to help you lend a hand to those in need.
Ando(&) is a minimalist pillar made of white marble that is designed to hold the ashes of up to three people or pets. Learn more about this forward-thinking approach to burial.
Tokyo Yamathon is based on a simple concept: teams of three or four walk the loop of the Yamanote Line within 12 hours.
On Thursday, November 26, GoConnect was invited to the unveiling of Takashi Murakami’s massive sculpture at Roppongi Hills.