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

【Trip.com Ticket Pick-up Information】 March 15, 2025 (Saturday) Audience entry at 11:30 / Performance starts at 12:30 (local time) March 15, 2025 (Saturday) Audience entry at 17:00 / Performance starts at 18:00 (local time) March 16, 2025 (Sunday) Audience entry at 16:00 / Performance starts at 17:00 (local time) Ticket pick-up times: March 15, 2025 (Saturday) - 11:30-13:30 (local time) March 15, 2025 (Saturday) - 17:00-19:00 (local time) March 16, 2025 (Sunday) - 16:00-18:00 (local time) Ticket pick-up location: The lobby to the left of the entrance at the main venue. TWS is an abbreviation for "TWENTY FOUR SEVEN WITH US," which means 24/7, 24 hours a day, all week, or "every moment," and means "always with TWS." UniqueMusic genreThe band's motto is "Boyhood Pop," and their fantastical, sensual sound expresses their desire to become important friends who make their fans' ordinary daily lives special. TWS' first fan meeting will be held in Tokyo, Japan on March 15th and 16th! Please look forward to the unstoppable momentum of TWS!

【Trip.com Ticket Pick-up Information】 March 15, 2025 (Saturday) Audience entry at 11:30 / Performance starts at 12:30 (local time) March 15, 2025 (Saturday) Audience entry at 17:00 / Performance starts at 18:00 (local time) March 16, 2025 (Sunday) Audience entry at 16:00 / Performance starts at 17:00 (local time) Ticket pick-up times: March 15, 2025 (Saturday) - 11:30-13:30 (local time) March 15, 2025 (Saturday) - 17:00-19:00 (local time) March 16, 2025 (Sunday) - 16:00-18:00 (local time) Ticket pick-up location: The lobby to the left of the entrance at the main venue. TWS is an abbreviation for "TWENTY FOUR SEVEN WITH US," which means 24/7, 24 hours a day, all week, or "every moment," and means "always with TWS." UniqueMusic genreThe band's motto is "Boyhood Pop," and their fantastical, sensual sound expresses their desire to become important friends who make their fans' ordinary daily lives special. TWS' first fan meeting will be held in Tokyo, Japan on March 15th and 16th! Please look forward to the unstoppable momentum of TWS!

"Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba", which has been loved by generations, is a manga created by Koyoharu Gotouge and animated by ufotable. It has been 5 years since the first episode was aired, and after the final episode of "Hiraru Training Arc" aired in May this year, the "Theatrical Version of "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" Infinite Castle Arc" was announced, which has set off a new wave of topics. The focus of this exhibition is on the "Hiraru" swordsmen of the Demon Slayer Corps, who have inherited the love-hate relationship with Muzan Kibutsuji for thousands of years. The exhibition will allow the audience to have a deeper understanding of the personality and background of the nine pillars through exquisite displays and interactive experiences.

AnimeJapan (formerly Tokyo International Anime Expo) is an annual trade show held at the Big Sight convention center in Odaiba. It is the premiere event for the Japanese animation industry and one of the largest animation-related events in the world. Hundreds of Japanese and foreign television and film production companies, as well as toy, game, and software developers attend AnimeJapan.

The present exhibition features artifacts related to Christianity in Japan from the early modern period. The religion was introduced to Japan in the mid-1500s by European missionaries, but it was outlawed at the beginning of the Edo period (1603–1868). On display are objects from the 1500s onwards, mainly those that had been stored at the Nagasaki Magistrate's Office in southern Japan. These include items that were confiscated from Christians all around Nagasaki, as well as images known as fumi-e, which were used by the Edo-period government to identify Christians for persecution.Additionally, this exhibition also introduces the research and conservation efforts that have been carried out on these artifacts in recent years. Along with scientific analyses of fumi-e, we have also improved upon the conservation measures and storage environments for rosaries and labels that display the names of the objects’ previous owners. By considering these religious objects of the time, we hope that you can also understand how we have approached the conservation of these artifacts.

Yayoi Kusama has constantly faced the critical realities of life and death as pressing issues. Her experience of the Pacific War in a complex family environment, along with her overcoming of suicidal impulses triggered by trauma and neurosis through her creative practices, has influenced her perception of these issues. This exhibition unveils Kusama’s evolving outlook on life and death, alongside the corresponding shifts in her artistic presentation, through a series of diverse works—from her 1940s and 1950s paintings, which bear the imprint of war, to her very latest pieces. After relocating to the United States in 1957, Kusama gained a reputation for her net paintings and sculptures that embody ‘self-obliteration’: the feeling of losing the boundary between the self and the other through the obsessive repetition of motifs originating from her hallucinations. In her anti-war happenings in the late 1960s, she painted dots onto the human body using the same concept of ‘self-obliteration’ while also highlighting the beauty of life and the human body. During the 1970s and 80s, following the loss of her father and her lover, as well as her return to Japan due to health issues, Kusama produced numerous dark-toned collages and three-dimensional works centered on the theme of death, as well as poetry and novels imbued with a sense of mortality. As she continued creating fantastical works exploring death and the afterlife, her works from the late 1980s began to explore themes of transmigration and cyclical returns to eternity through ‘self-obliteration’. Kusama’s works, which increasingly incorporated more colors, reveal how her creative process evolved from a means of coping with death to becoming synonymous with her very existence. In her painting series from 2000 onwards, Kusama has been relentlessly depicting the beauty of life and the joy of living on canvases overflowing with vibrant colors, driven by the ever-looming presence of her own death.

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.

The 22nd collaborative project between the Tokyo National Museum and the Taito Calligraphy Museum will introduce various ways to enjoy rubbings from various perspectives. Please enjoy the charm of rubbings to the fullest, including the only copy of a lost stone monument, rubbings by famous calligraphers such as Wang Xizhi and the Four Great Masters of the Tang Dynasty, and the elegant world of Ming and Qing literati who were fascinated by rubbings.

Sagano, located in the northwest of Kyoto, is a beautiful place that has been a favorite place for entertainment for the royal family since ancient times. In the early Heian period, Emperor Saga (786-842) built a detached palace, Saga-in, here. Later, he followed the advice of the monk Kukai (774-835) and placed the Five Great Myogo statues in the Jibutsu-do. In 876, Princess Masako, the daughter of Emperor Saga, transformed this place into a temple, and the history of Daikaku-ji Temple began. 2026 marks the 1,150th anniversary of the founding of Daikaku-ji Temple. In celebration of this important historical moment, this special exhibition brings together many treasures from Daikaku-ji Temple for display. The Shinden, located in the center of the temple, is said to have been given to Emperor Go-Mizunoo in 1620 when Tofukumon In Kazuko married him as a concubine. The shoji paintings and other screen paintings inside the Shinden are masterpieces of Kano Sanraku (1559-1635), a representative painter from the Azuchi-Momoyama to the Edo period, and are designated as important cultural properties. This special exhibition not only displays more than 100 screen paintings, but also calligraphy works by successive emperors that reflect the history of faith, and famous works of esoteric Buddhist art such as the "Godai Myogo-sama" (Myouen-sculpture), which is regarded as the best Buddhist statue in the late Heian period. Please enjoy.

The early spring exhibition of Ginza Ggg Gallery, "The Way of Calligraphy: Lü Jingren's Journey of Book Design", will open on February 12 and will last until March 27. The exhibition will include a full-size copy of the Thousand Characters by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty, ten ten-meter-long scrolls of "Detailed Explanation of the Illustrated Five Hundred Arhats", and 27 books introducing Chinese art, culture and life, for which he made detailed illustrations.

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.

Fuel Cell Expo is an event being held at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan Fuel Cell Expo is an event being held at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan. This event showcases products like Electrolytes/Ion Exchange Membranes Gas Diffusion Layers (GDL) Separators, Single Cell Test Equipment Power Load Equipment Gas Analysis Equipment Flow Meters/Dew-point Hygrometers / Thermometers / Manometers Other Calibration Devices/Detection Devices Cell Inspection Equipment etc. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

This event showcases products like Rechargeable Battery Lithium-ion Battery Nickel Cadmium Battery Air Cell Energy Storage SystemNickel Metal Hydride Battery This event showcases products like Rechargeable Battery Lithium-ion Battery Nickel Cadmium Battery Air Cell Energy Storage SystemNickel Metal Hydride Battery Lead Acid Battery NAS Battery Other Rechargeable Batteries/Storage Technologies Capacitor Electric Double-Layer Capacitor Hybrid Capacitor Electrolytic Capacitor Lithium-ion Capacitor Redox Capacitor Other Capacitors Material/Component etc. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

PhotoVoltaic Expo is one of the largest B2B trade shows for the international photovoltaic industry. It is an excellent gateway for the entry of companies into the markets of Japan and Asia PhotoVoltaic Expo is one of the largest B2B trade shows for the international photovoltaic industry. It is an excellent gateway for the entry of companies into the markets of Japan and Asia. It is held together with the PV System Expo and the exhibitors show a wide range of products, materials and production equipment for the industry. The event includes more than 508 exhibitors and 71665 visitors.This event shows products like Silicon Ingot, Wafer, Module Substrates Targets Plastics Filling, Sealing Materials Frame Materials Other Devices/Materials, Cell Measurement Machines, Thickness Gauging Machines Ammeters, Voltmeters, Flow meters Spectral Sensitivity Measurement Machines, Appearance Inspection Equipment Other Evaluation, Testing, Analysis Equipment etc. in the Power & Renewable Energy industry. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

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.

Retail Tech JAPAN 2025, set to take place from March 4 to March 7 at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto, Tokyo, Japan, promises to be a pivotal event for the retail technology industry. This premier event will gather industry leaders, innovators, and professionals from around the globe to explore the latest advancements and trends in retail technology. Attendees can expect a comprehensive showcase of cutting-edge solutions, from AI-driven analytics to state-of-the-art point-of-sale systems, all designed to revolutionize the retail experience. With a focus on fostering collaboration and driving innovation, Retail Tech JAPAN 2025 will feature insightful keynote speeches, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities, making it an unmissable event for those looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving retail tech landscape.

RetailTech Japan 2025, set to take place from March 4 to March 7 at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto, Tokyo, Japan, promises to be a pivotal event in the retail technology industry. This premier event will gather industry leaders, innovators, and professionals from around the globe to explore the latest advancements and trends in retail technology. Attendees can expect a diverse array of exhibits showcasing cutting-edge solutions, from AI-driven analytics to state-of-the-art point-of-sale systems. With a focus on driving efficiency and enhancing customer experiences, RetailTech Japan 2025 will feature insightful keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration and innovation. The event's strategic location in Tokyo, a hub of technological innovation, further underscores its significance. RetailTech Japan 2025 is an unmissable opportunity for those looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving retail landscape.

Architecture + Construction Materials 2025 is set to be a pivotal event in the industry, taking place from March 4 to March 7 at the renowned Tokyo Big Sight in Koto, Tokyo, Japan. This premier event will gather leading professionals, innovative companies, and cutting-edge technologies under one roof, providing a unique platform for networking and knowledge exchange. Attendees can expect to explore the latest advancements in architecture and construction materials, with a focus on sustainability, efficiency, and modern design trends. The event will feature an array of exhibitions, insightful seminars, and interactive workshops, all designed to foster collaboration and inspire groundbreaking solutions. As a cornerstone for industry experts, Architecture + Construction Materials 2025 promises to be an unmissable opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving field.

The ARCHITECTURE + CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS is the comprehensive exhibition of materials and other related products indispensable for building various The ARCHITECTURE + CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS is the comprehensive exhibition of materials and other related products indispensable for building various architectural structures in the city. The event will feature areas like architectural products and equipment, interior and exterior decor materials, flooring products and services, roofing and ceiling products and materials, supplementary materials, doors and windows, functional materials, and constructional materials. Information Source: NIKKEI INC. | expotobi

Japan Shop Design exhibits the latest products and services relating to commercial-space design and displays a wide array of store systems, devices, and othe Japan Shop Design exhibits the latest products and services relating to commercial-space design and displays a wide array of store systems, devices, and other tools to help store owners run their businesses more efficiently. Information Source: NIKKEI INC. | expotobi

The Japan Int'l Franchise Show 2025, set to take place from March 5th to March 7th at the renowned Tokyo Big Sight in Koto, Tokyo, promises to be a pivotal event for industry professionals. This premier exhibition will gather franchise leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs from around the globe, offering a unique platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and business growth. Attendees can expect to explore a diverse array of franchise opportunities, gain insights from expert-led seminars, and discover the latest trends and technologies shaping the franchise landscape. With its strategic location in Tokyo, a hub of commerce and innovation, the Japan Int'l Franchise Show 2025 is poised to be an unmissable event for those looking to expand their franchise ventures in the dynamic Japanese market.

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.