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Tokyo's Weekend Packed with Music, Art, and Science Events
What to do in Tokyo - Events Guide
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Tokyo's Weekend Packed with Music, Art, and Science Events
For listeners in Tokyo this weekend and into next week, the city is alive with music, art, science, and a few festival surprises perfect for every mood and moment. Let’s dive right in to the most exciting events to check out as the weekend kicks off.
Tonight, Friday November 21, fans of Japanese pop can catch the beloved idol group Hinatazaka46 live at Yoyogi National Stadium’s 1st Gymnasium from 6 PM, promising high-energy performances and colorful stage effects. For those into singer-songwriters, Toshinobu Kubota, a legendary figure in Japanese soul and R and B, will perform at Tokyo International Forum Hall A, also at 6:30 PM. If you prefer something a bit younger and edgier, frederic brings their quirky J-pop rock style to Zepp DiverCity at 7.
Looking to Saturday, November 22, lovers of J-pop can dance the night away with NiziU at Nippon Budokan, starting at 6:30 PM. If alternative rock is more your speed, frederic’s second Tokyo show at Zepp DiverCity also happens that evening. Over in Yokohama, RADWIMPS takes the stage at Yokohama Arena at 6:30 PM for their always emotional and cinematic live show, a must for movie and anime fans. Meanwhile, K-pop groups TREASURE and HIMEHINA light up K-Arena Yokohama and Pacifico Yokohama, respectively, for listeners looking to blend J-pop, K-pop, and Vocaloid vibes, reports Japan Concert Tickets.
On Sunday, November 23, NiziU returns to Nippon Budokan for an early 3 PM show, perfect for families or anyone hoping to catch some tunes before dinner. Ai Higuchi’s singer-songwriter live set at Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall at 5 and the acclaimed K-pop rockers CNBLUE’s energetic performance at Makuhari Messe in nearby Chiba at 4 round off the day.
Adding some sparkle and curiosity for the weekend and beyond, the 34th Tokyo Mineral Show runs all weekend in Ikebukuro’s Sunshine City Cultural Center, offering dazzling displays of minerals, fossils, and gems from around the world. Highlights this year include a special exhibition of sea-evolved snakes and interactive events for kids and collectors, according to iwafu dot com.
Art lovers should not miss the string of exhibitions happening at galleries across the city. As reported by Tokyo Art Beat, museums are showcasing everything from cutting-edge installations to traditional art forms, infusing the city with creative inspiration everywhere you turn.
Finally, for aspiring teachers and tech enthusiasts, the International Conference on Education and E-Learning is taking place in Tokyo from November 21 to 23, gathering leading minds to discuss the future of education.
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What to do in Tokyo - Events Guide
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