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Listeners, Tokyo is buzzing this week with exciting events for every taste, so let’s jump into what’s happening in the city starting tonight and rolling into the weekend.
Tonight, Toyosu PIT sets the stage for soulful pop and R&B as Teddy Swims takes the spotlight with his chart-topping hits, kicking off a string of live music for Tokyo’s music lovers. Tomorrow, Friday night, big K-pop acts light up venues across the city. Taeyang, known for his electrifying dance and vocals, performs at Tachikawa Stage Garden. Meanwhile, NCT Dream delivers its much-anticipated show at the Saitama Super Arena, and rock fans can catch SE SO NEON at Garden Hall for a powerful blend of indie and rock. Zepp Haneda will host Ryokuoshoku Shakai, one of Japan’s hottest J-pop bands, and at Zepp DiverCity, 90s hip-hop kings RIP SLYME hit the stage.
Saturday promises more sensational concerts. Ayaka, the ballad powerhouse, performs at Tokyo International Forum Hall A, club goers can hear alternative rock from INORAN at Shibuya Club Quattro, BABYMONSTER brings their K-pop energy to LaLa Arena TOKYO-BAY, and NCT Dream delivers another show at Saitama Super Arena. That same evening, RIP SLYME returns to Zepp DiverCity, while jazz legend Masayoshi Takanaka shares his virtuosity in nearby Urayasu.
For foodies, the weekend is all about the Katsushika Food Festa 2025 held at Shinkoiwa Park on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Sample delicious street eats, local specialties, and sweets. The festival isn’t just food; enjoy high school brass bands Saturday morning, science shows from Tokyo University of Science, and an energetic kids’ dance contest on Sunday, as detailed by the Katsushika Ward event guide.
If wine piques your interest, Vinitaly Japan preview lands in Tokyo Monday and Tuesday next week, November 17th and 18th, showcasing Italian wines and gourmet pairings at a series of tastings and special exhibitions in the city, as announced by Vinitaly’s press team.
Art and design fans, head to Tokyo Big Sight for Design Festa vol.62 running through Thursday, an enormous festival celebrating not only Japanese designers and makers but creative innovators from around the world.
Athletics enthusiasts, remember that the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics are underway with medal sessions in athletics, swimming, basketball, and football at venues including Komazawa Olympic Park and Tokyo Aquatics Centre, as explained in the official Deaflympics competition schedule.
There’s truly something for everyone, whether it’s music, food, fashion, sports, or wine. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe! This has been a Quiet Please Production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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What to do in Tokyo - Events Guide
"Stay updated on all the exciting events happening in Tokyo, Japan with our daily podcast. From festivals and cultural events to food markets and outdoor activities, we bring you the latest news on what’s happening in Tokyo."
