Tokyo Events This Week: Bon Dances, Brazil Festival, and Sky Lanterns
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Tokyo events for Monday, July 13, to Sunday, July 19, 2026. Slip on some comfy shoes ’cause this week is all about dancing. From bon odori in Jiyūgaoka to samba at Festival Brazil and Latino, events a
Tokyo events for Monday, July 13, to Sunday, July 19, 2026. Slip on some comfy shoes ’cause this week is all about dancing. From bon odori in Jiyūgaoka to samba at Festival Brazil and Latino, events around the city invite you to feel the rhythm and the arrival of the summer heat.
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Jiyūgaoka Bon Odori Dance Festival Across three evenings, see talented bon odori dancers move to traditional and contemporary Japanese songs. If you want to join in the dance, you can learn some of the key steps via the practice videos on the official website.
Jiyugaoka Bon Odori Dance FestivalDates:Jul 18–Jul 20, 2026
Entry:
Free
Venue:Jiyugaoka StationRead more
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