July 2026: 8 Tokyo Events Not To Miss
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July marks the start of the summer festival season in Japan, and that means fireworks, traditional matsuri (festivals), and plenty of delicious yakisoba noodles. Yoyogi Park is hosting some large-sca
July marks the start of the summer festival season in Japan, and that means fireworks, traditional matsuri (festivals), and plenty of delicious yakisoba noodles. Yoyogi Park is hosting some large-scale events, and the Tanabata holiday paints the town of Asakusa in technicolor. Don’t miss out on the dancing, merriment, and summer atmosphere taking center stage this month. For the top events in Tokyo throughout the year, check out our complete guide — organized by month.
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1. Fireworks festivals
2. Tanabata festivals
3. Yoyogi Park festivals
4. Shinjuku Eisa Festival
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