Sanja Matsuri Asakusa ★ 4.8
Sanja Matsuri at Tokyo's Asakusa Shrine is the city's biggest Shinto festival on the third weekend of May. 100 portable mikoshi shrines, yatai street food.
Sake Festival Japan is a food festival in Tokyo.
Sake Festival Japan in Tokyo's Ueno Onshi Park is the city's biggest spring sake tasting. Three days of regional and limited brews, tasting tickets.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Sanja Matsuri at Tokyo's Asakusa Shrine is the city's biggest Shinto festival on the third weekend of May. 100 portable mikoshi shrines, yatai street food.
Kanda Matsuri in Tokyo's Kanda Shrine is one of Japan's three great Shinto festivals, biennial on odd years. 100 mikoshi parade Akihabara and Nihombashi.
Tsukiji Umaimon Festival in Tokyo's Outer Market is the autumn open-air street market party. Tuna butchering shows, free seafood tastings, sake and yatai.
Ueno Park Sakura Yatai in Tokyo runs along Sakura-dori each spring during peak cherry blossom. Two weeks of yakisoba, takoyaki, ringo-ame and hanami beer.
Tori-no-Ichi at Tokyo's Otori Shrine Asakusa runs every rooster day of November. Lucky kumade rake stalls, yakitori, yatai food, sake under the lanterns.
Tokyo Ramen Festa at Komazawa Olympic Park is Japan's largest outdoor ramen event, three rotating four-day windows in late October. 36 regional shops.