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Studio Ghibli Museum
The Studio Ghibli Museum in Tokyo, located in Mitaka, showcases the work of the renowned animation studio. It features exhibitions on film-making, life-sized recreations of movie scenes, and exclusive short films. Designed by Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki, the museum offers a whimsical and immersive experience. Visitors can explore themed rooms, a rooftop garden with a Robot Soldier from "Laputa," and a Catbus play area for children. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Sumo Tournaments
Attending sumo tournaments in Japan offers a unique cultural experience. Major tournaments are held six times a year in cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka. Matches occur daily, with top wrestlers competing in the afternoon. Tickets, which range from box seats to arena seating, should be bought in advance due to high demand. Inside the arena, visitors can enjoy traditional food and witness the ceremonial rituals that precede each match.
Baseball Games
Attending a baseball game in Japan is a vibrant and unique experience, showcasing the country's passion for the sport. Japanese baseball games are known for their lively atmosphere, with enthusiastic cheering sections, coordinated chants, and rhythmic drumming. Fans support their teams with dedicated songs and dances, creating an electrifying environment. Stadiums offer a variety of local food and beverages, adding to the cultural experience. The level of play is high, featuring both local stars and international talent. It's recommended for sports enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike, offering insight into Japanese society and its communal spirit.
Ghibli Park
Ghibli Park in Nagoya, located in Aichi Prefecture, is dedicated to Studio Ghibli's beloved films. Opened in 2022, it features themed areas recreating iconic scenes and settings from movies like "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Spirited Away." The park offers immersive experiences, life-sized replicas, and exclusive attractions. Designed to blend with nature, it provides a whimsical adventure for fans of all ages. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Concerts
Watching a concert while traveling in Japan is a unique and memorable experience, offering a glimpse into the country's vibrant music culture. Japan hosts a diverse range of concerts, from J-pop and rock to classical music and traditional performances, providing something for every musical taste. Concerts often feature high production values, innovative stage designs, and enthusiastic audiences, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
Tickets can be challenging to purchase for international tourists due to language barriers and the need for a local address or phone number for some ticketing sites. However, we’re here to help and ensure a smooth and enjoyable concert experience in Japan.
Fireworks Festivals
Attending a fireworks festival in Tokyo is a dazzling experience, offering a vibrant display of color, light, and cultural celebration. These festivals, such as the Sumida River Fireworks Festival, feature spectacular pyrotechnic shows set against iconic city backdrops like Tokyo Bay or the Sumida River. They provide a captivating blend of traditional Japanese festivities and modern entertainment, drawing locals and tourists alike. With music, food stalls, and a lively atmosphere, fireworks festivals in Tokyo offer a thrilling and unforgettable way to immerse yourself in Japanese culture and witness breathtaking displays of artistry in the night sky.
What other tickets can you book?
We’re able to book most places in Japan for you, just send us a message! In Tokyo, several top attractions require pre-booked tickets to ensure entry. Among these, the TeamLab Borderless and TeamLab Planets offer immersive digital art experiences in Odaiba and Toyosu, respectively. For breathtaking city views, the Tokyo Skytree and Shibuya Sky observation decks are must-visits. The Tokyo Disney Resort, which includes Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, is another popular destination that necessitates advance booking. Other attractions include the MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM: EPSON, team Lab Borderless, also in Odaiba, and the Robot Restaurant in Shinjuku, known for its futuristic robot-themed entertainment shows. Attending sumo tournaments at Ryogoku Kokugikan, exploring the Harry Potter Studio Tour Tokyo in Akishima, and visiting the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan) in Odaiba also require pre-booked tickets. These attractions often have limited availability, so booking in advance is essential to secure your visit.