Tokyo listeners, if you are wondering how to make the most of this week and the upcoming weekend, the city is buzzing with incredible events right now. Today is November 26, and there is no shortage of things to do across the capital, from live music and art, to sporting milestones and nostalgic exhibitions.
Starting with music, fans of J-pop can catch Super Eight, the group formerly known as Kanjani Eight, performing tonight at Nippon Budokan from 6 PM, promising an energetic show for both old and new fans. Over at the Tokyo Kinema Club, vistlip is playing their signature visual kei J-rock at 6 PM, and metal enthusiasts can head to Toyosu PIT where The Halo Effect turns up the volume starting at 7 PM. If your taste leans toward indie pop, Galileo Galilei will be performing at Zepp DiverCity, also at 7 PM, giving you plenty of options for a memorable weeknight concert. This busy concert schedule continues the rest of the week, with Super Eight back at Nippon Budokan on Thursday and Friday evenings, Leo Ieiri offering powerful vocals at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA on Thursday, and Opeth bringing their legendary blend of hard rock and metal to Ex Theater Roppongi on both Thursday and Friday nights according to Japan Concert Tickets.
Sports history is being made in Tokyo right now as the city hosts the 25th Deaflympics, the international sports competition for deaf and hard-of-hearing athletes. This marks the first time the event has ever been held in Tokyo, running through today, November 26th. According to Japan Travel, events are taking place at venues all over the city, so it is a great time to catch elite athleticism and support athletes from around the globe.
Pop culture fans, if you grew up with Tamagotchi or have a soft spot for 90s nostalgia, the Dai Tamagotchi 30th Anniversary Exhibition is open at the Roppongi Museum, celebrating three decades since the digital pet craze first took over the world. Tokyo Weekender reports that the exhibition features rare models, vintage art, and even a limited-edition Tamagotchi collaboration. Just note, timed-entry tickets are required, and they are offering a special merchandise bundle if you apply during the advance application running until November 30th.
Family fun and festive spirit await at Tokyo DisneySea, open from 9 AM to 9 PM every day this week. According to the official Disney Resort calendar, major seasonal events like Duffy and Friends’ Colorful Happiness and the Starbright Christmas nighttime spectacular are lighting up the park, along with parades and exclusive character greetings—perfect for a magical holiday outing.
All this is just a taste of what Tokyo has in store for you this week, with even more art exhibitions and local markets popping up around the city.
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