Earth Day Tokyo 2026 at Yoyogi Park
Celebrate sustainability with live music, organic food stalls, and eco-conscious workshops in the heart of the city. A vibrant atmosphere perfect for a breezy Sunday afternoon.
What's on in Tokyo, Japan this week — the spots locals are packing, buzzy restaurants, and weekend plans worth texting the group chat about.
Events and things to do this Sunday in Tokyo
Celebrate sustainability with live music, organic food stalls, and eco-conscious workshops in the heart of the city. A vibrant atmosphere perfect for a breezy Sunday afternoon.
Experience the delicate, resonant sounds of the traditional Japanese koto played in the museum's serene auditorium. A peaceful way to spend a rainy spring afternoon.
Seasonal bites and neighborhood gems
Specializing in premium Japanese chestnuts, their seasonal menu currently features a delicate matcha and chestnut parfait that tastes like spring in a bowl.
Famous for its vibrant, rustic atmosphere, the current spring menu highlights fresh 'takenoko' (bamboo shoot) dishes paired with seasonal sashimi.
Making the most of the mild April air
Embrace the 'Shitamachi' (downtown) vibe. Wander the narrow streets to find artisan craft shops and freshly fried croquettes while the last cherry blossoms drift down.
The city looks spectacular during the crisp, clear early spring evenings. Head to the main observation deck to watch the lights come on across the metropolis.
What's fresh in the city
The digital art collective has updated their Azabudai Hills venue with new spring-inspired floral projections. It's a surreal, immersive experience.
Weekend trips within reach
Just an hour away, the 'Kyoto of Eastern Japan' offers cool sea breezes, giant Buddha statues, and charming forest trails perfect for the current mild weather.
Escape the city for a restorative soak in Hakone's volcanic hot springs. The mountain air is crisp and the views of Lake Ashi are stunning in mid-April.