Featured Events in Tokyo in April, 2025 (May Updated)

Test Kit Japan will display products like Blood Test Kit, Influenza Test Kit, Hay Disease Test Kit, Allergy Test Kit, Cancer Test Kit, Manufacturing and Development Technology of Test Kits for Reagents etc. A wide range of products and services that will be available here are Blood test kit, Influenza test kit, Hay fever test kit, Allergy testing kit, Venereal disease test kit, Cancer test kit, Genetic testing kit and many more. Information Source: UBM | expotobi

This spectacular light show is the brainchild of renowned Japanese lighting designer Motoko Ishii. The term Jewellumination stands for jewels and lights, and it is brought to life by seven jewel colors: diamond, ruby, amber, topaz, emerald, sapphire and amethyst. The park is lit up by four million LED lights and divided into five colorful and themed areas: "Amusement Park", "Water Park", "Beautiful Stream", "Kawaii Park" and "Forest", with dance performances synchronized with lights and music. If you purchase an unlimited ride pass, you can also see these lights and the amazing night view of Tokyo from the top of the roller coaster or Ferris wheel.

Aubrey Beardsley (1872-1898), a painter who died at the age of 25. This British genius continued to paint highly sophisticated works, consisting of precise line drawings and bold black and white color planes, by candlelight. This exhibition, organized jointly with the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), traces the path of Beardsley, who caused a stir in Europe and the United States at the end of the 19th century. The exhibition will feature approximately 220 pieces of Beardsley's art, including his breakthrough work Morte d'Arthur (1893-94) by Malory, Salome (1894) by Wilde, which is also well known in Japan, and his later masterpiece Mademoiselle de Maupin (1897) by Gautier, as well as illustrations and rare hand-drawn sketches from his early to later years, as well as colored posters and contemporary decorations.

The Matsuoka Museum of Art opened in Shinbashi in November 1975 and will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2025. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of its opening in 2025, the museum will be showcasing works from the Matsuoka Collection across three periods with various themes. This exhibition, the first of its kind, will be a reproduction of the "Inaugural Exhibition" held in Shinbashi from November 25, 1975 to April 24, 1976, at Shirokanedai, where the museum moved in 2000. The exhibition will look back on that time, including works on permanent display, with a focus on oriental ceramics and Japanese paintings selected from the Matsuoka Collection's all-star exhibits at the time of its opening.

Many works of art feature verdant landscapes, colorful flowers, and plants of all kinds as motifs. Plant life spread across our planet long before the first animals appeared, and has always nourished and protected humanity in ways great and small. This diverse gathering of plant-related works from the museum’s collection shows how plants have inspired feelings of gratitude, admiration, love, and even fear in artists all over the world, working in every medium.

Tokyo City View will hold the Tezuka Osamu "Phoenix" exhibition - the Phoenix is ​​a symbol of dynamic equilibrium (dotekiheikou) that resists the increase of entropy, i.e., cosmic life (cosmozone) - from Friday, March 7, 2025 to Sunday, May 25, 2025. Tezuka Osamu, who created many masterpieces, declared that the manga "Phoenix" was his life's work. It is a masterpiece long work that depicts the conflict of people who pursue the legendary bird "Phoenix", whose blood is said to grant eternal life to those who drink it. The magnificent worldview of this work, which alternates between the past and the future and freely expresses philosophical themes such as "life and death" and "reincarnation", continues to capture people's hearts even today. This exhibition will interpret the epic poem, which was written over a long period of more than 30 years, focusing on the 12 main chapters from "Dawn" to "Sun", which began in the magazine "COM". Now that 70 years have passed since the serialization of "Phoenix" began, biologist Shinichi Fukuoka will guide us as we interpret the story structure of "Phoenix" from a new perspective of bioscience and seek the answer to the question "What is life?" that Tezuka Osamu continued to express throughout his life.

Spring is a time when the warm sunlight begins to shine. It is an exciting season as flowers sprout. Of all the seasons, nothing lifts our spirits more than the blooming of cherry blossoms. Our museum will be holding an exhibition where we will bring together masterpieces of cherry blossoms, making you feel as if you are at a cherry blossom viewing party, even while staying in the museum.

"Black" is a unique color that is not stained by anything. It has been an indispensable element in Japanese painting since ancient times. In the Edo period, when many people began to enjoy painting, pictorial expression spread and black was used in a variety of ways. This exhibition focuses on black and introduces the expression of black in Edo paintings, as well as the culture and values ​​of the time. Many people may think of night when they hear the word black. Among works depicting night, such as moonlit scenes and people's daily lives, we will focus on depictions of shadows and darkness and explore how black was used. We will also consider what works with black backgrounds and ukiyo-e prints that were popular with hobbyists known as "sumisaishiki" and "benigirai" with black as the base color symbolize. In the corner where you can view the works in the dark with a faint light, please enjoy the beauty of the soft glow of the gold folding screens, which you cannot experience in an ordinary art museum. What did people in the Edo period find and feel about "black"? We will explore the color black in Edo painting from a variety of themes and explore its appeal.

This exhibition will feature 45 paintings, crafts, and calligraphy featuring flowers, dating from the 11th century to the present day. In the exhilarating season of spring, you can enjoy the beauty and forms of flowers that are embodied in these works.

This exhibition focuses on publishers related to Katsushika Hokusai, a famous Ukiyo-e artist from the Edo period of Japan, exploring how they planned and promoted Hokusai's works, showcasing the masterpieces they brought to the world, and leading viewers to gain an in-depth understanding of the world of "producers" who supported the Ukiyo-e industry.

This spring, come to "お江戸深川さくらまつり" to experience the romantic cherry blossom season in the Edo style! Highlights: Japanese boat experience: Get on the Japanese boat that is rowed by the bow, shuttle through the cherry blossom tunnel, and feel the full Edo style! You can also look up at the drooping cherry blossom branches from the water, the romance value is off the charts~ Night cherry blossom light show: Starting at 17:00, the Oyoko River at night turns into a cherry blossom dream, and the cherry blossoms under the lights are reflected on the water, which is so beautiful that it is suffocating! Edo style performance: You can also enjoy the traditional "New Uchiryu" performance on the Japanese boat, and immerse yourself in the cherry blossom viewing atmosphere of the Edo period There are more than 1.3 kilometers of cherry blossom trees on both sides of the Oyoko River at the Edo Fukagawa Cherry Blossom Festival. In addition to the main venue, Ishijima Bridge Rest Area and Kurofune Bridge, there are many other beautiful scenery. How about finding your favorite spot while admiring the Fukagawa cherry blossoms that give you an Edo-style feel even in the city?

The Imperial Theater, the hall of fame of Japanese theater, will sadly close in February 2025. We will be holding the "Imperial Theater Exhibition - THE WORLD OF IMPERIAL THEATRE" to connect the feelings of our customers towards this theater to the future. The advertisement "Today Imperial Theater, Tomorrow Mitsukoshi" will present a world created through a collaboration between Mitsukoshi and the Imperial Theater, which have had a connection since the Taisho era. We look forward to seeing you there.

This exhibition is being held to mark the 40th anniversary of the opening of Shokokuji Jotenkaku Museum. It will showcase masterpieces from the Shokokuji School, including over 40 national treasures and important cultural properties, and will offer a glimpse into the world of beauty at Shokokuji and entrust it to the future.

Interpets Asia Pacific creates one special pet fair in Japan. It is a unique atmosphere of friendliness and professionalism, visitors can discover business solutions and global market indicators of future trade predictions that only this ever-growing pet market can offer. A wide range of products and services will be available here in Interpets Asia Pacific such as Pet food and treats, Fashion and accessory products, Living and interior products, Health care & grooming products and services, Wedding, funeral and other ceremonial services, memorial services and products, Products and services for birds and small animals and more. Information Source: Messe Frankfurt Japan Ltd. | expotobi

Interpets Asia Pacific creates one special pet fair in Japan Interpets Asia Pacific creates one special pet fair in Japan. It is a unique atmosphere of friendliness and professionalism, visitors can discover business solutions and global market indicators of future trade predictions that only this ever-growing pet market can offer. Information Source: Messe Frankfurt Japan Ltd. | expotobi

MusiciansAigetsu (Vocal) Kyoko Kanda (Piano) Tetsuya Omori (Bass) YASU (Drums) Location&TimeJAZZ BAR FILL IN, Shinjuku, Tokyo ( Google Maps ( Venue's website) Open: 7:00 pm -12:00 am Live music: 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm < Dining>This venue offers a variety of food and drinks. You can enjoy dining before/during/after our performance. < Find me on Bandsintown >Don't forget to follow me on Bandsintown to get notified when I publish new live show information! AIGETSU on Bandsintown < Find me on social media >YouTube Drop-in and drop-out are allowedPlease pay in cash when you leave. (2,500 yen + 2 orders minimum).Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and snacks are available starting at 600 yen. Information Source: Aigetsu | eventbrite

CPhI Japan is an international event focusing on the overall development of the pharmaceutical and medical industries worldwide. The event aims at increasing the overall domestic production along with the active participation of all stakeholders. This event shows products like providing the global overview of this sector with new innovations and research techniques that are already on or in the anvil etc. in the medical & pharmaceutical, packaging materials, plant, machinery & equipment, research & development industries. Profile for exhibit include suppliers of turnkey pharma plants, machinery & equipment for treatment of pharma raw materials, analytical instruments & lab reagents, testing instruments, microscopes, weighing machines, active pharma ingredients, tableting & capsulation unit, packaging materials, galssware, pharma publications. Information Source: UBM Korea Corporation | expotobi

Tokyo Art Tank presents its 13th volume, "The Spring Exhibition," in Shibuya City at Gallery Conceal Shibuya. The event will be held on April 12, 2025, at Dogenzaka 1 Chome−11−4 #4F, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0043. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in contemporary art and explore diverse artistic expressions. Admission is free, allowing art enthusiasts to experience a captivating showcase of creativity in a vibrant cultural setting. Join Tokyo Art Tank for an inspiring journey through the world of art at this prestigious event.

Among the modern Japanese paintings in the Nezu Museum, there are three national treasures and important cultural properties, namely Ogata Kōrin's national treasure "Swallow Flower Screen", Maruyama Okyo's "Widder Flowers Screen" and Suzuki Kiichi's "Summer and Autumn Stream Screen". These six-curve and one-pair gold screens shine in the museum's collection, showing their unique artistic charm. This exhibition is centered on these three screens and is divided into three chapters. With other related works, it deeply explores the evolution of the styles of the three artists Kōrin, Okyo and Kiichi and their mutual influence, presenting the essence of modern Japanese painting.

Devopsdays Tokyo 2025, set to take place from April 15 to April 16 at the Osaki Bright Core Hall in Tokyo, Japan, promises to be an unmissable event for professionals in the DevOps community. This prestigious gathering will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and practitioners to explore the latest trends, share insights, and discuss the future of DevOps. Attendees can expect a robust agenda filled with keynote speeches, hands-on workshops, and networking opportunities, all designed to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange. With Tokyo's vibrant tech scene as the backdrop, Devopsdays Tokyo 2025 will provide a platform for meaningful dialogue and the advancement of best practices in the field. Mark the calendar for this significant event that aims to drive the DevOps movement forward in the heart of Japan's bustling capital.

Located in Tokyo, 599 meters above sea level, Mount Takao is a natural oasis that attracts about 3 million visitors every year. The annual Spring Festival is a major event held at the temple by Takao san Yakuo. A special Goma fire ceremony and ascetic training are held at the Yakuo main hall of the temple, and a Goma fire ceremony is held at the Yuxian Pagoda. Children in fancy dress parade from the cable car station halfway up the mountain to the temple, and a crowd of tourists watch their arrival. It feels like a classic picture of spring on Mount Takao. Enjoy the richness of nature and the colorful celebrations.

A show of hilarity and culture in equal doses! Katsura Sunshine completed his grueling traditional apprenticeship in Rakugo comic storytelling under the great Rakugo Master Katsura Bunshi VI in 2011. His performances have delighted audiences throughout the world as well as all over Japan. Sunshine has graced the Broadway stage with a different delightful Japanese story each month since 2019, at the famous New World Stages in Manhattan. Join Sunshine in his home theatre of Asakusa Mokubatei in the most historic and lively area of Tokyo, a minutes walk from Sensoji temple. Come for an hour of laughter and leave with a piece of Japan in you heart! “A Master Storyteller!” -The New York Times “There is only one Sunshine!” -The New Yorker “The King of Kimono Comedy!” -Reuters, New York Information Source: eventbrite

EV JAPAN event will gather all kinds of technologies for EVs, HVs and FCVs; Motors, Inverters, Rechargeable Batteries, Chargers, etc EV JAPAN event will gather all kinds of technologies for EVs, HVs and FCVs; Motors, Inverters, Rechargeable Batteries, Chargers, etc. Automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers visit the exhibition to find suppliers and partners. The exhibition has grown in size every year and has established itself as the must-attend event for automotive industry professionals. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

The Embedded and Edge Computing Expo 2025 is set to be a landmark event in the tech industry, taking place from April 23 to April 25 at the renowned Tokyo Big Sight East Hall 4 in Koto, Tokyo, Japan. This prestigious gathering will attract innovators, industry leaders, and tech enthusiasts from around the globe, all eager to explore the latest advancements in embedded and edge computing technologies. With a focus on cutting-edge solutions and future trends, the expo promises to be a hub of knowledge exchange and networking opportunities. Attendees can expect insightful presentations, interactive workshops, and a showcase of pioneering products that are shaping the future of computing. The Embedded and Edge Computing Expo 2025 stands as a pivotal event for those looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.

Welcome to the Jazz Standard Live Show! Join us at Jessie James Tachikawa. Musicians: Ohe Yozo (Drums) Yaba Keisuke (Guitar) Fukubaga Takashi (Organ) Aigetsu (Vo) Takayuki Fukunaga, who is also active as a drummer and pianist and produces original compositions, will be playing the organ. Keisuke Yaha, featured in professional magazines as an up-and-coming young professional jazz guitarist, will play guitar. The drums are played by Yozo Ohe, a producer and leader of numerous bands. And Vocal, Aigetsu, who is a jazz singer from Okinawa, is known for passionately mastering a wide range of styles, from swing and Bossa nova to blues and Latin jazz. We will perform jazz standard tunes, filled with the jazz spirit! Don’t miss it!! Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025 Time: 07:00 PM - around 9:30 PM (2 sets) Location: Jessie James Tachikawa The venue manages reservations for this music event. While reservations are not required, you can call the venue to secure a seat. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me through Eventbrite! Venue's Website Venue on Google Maps Don't miss out on this incredible live show that will transport you to a world of musical bliss. Grab your friends and make it a night to remember! Information Source: Aigetsu | eventbrite