Tokyo listeners, looking for something special to do this weekend? Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with events, exhibitions, and entertainment, so let’s get right into the best things happening in the city right now.

Design lovers are in for a treat with the ongoing Designart Tokyo festival, running through November 9th. This citywide festival transforms neighborhoods like Harajuku, Aoyama, and Roppongi with creative installations, pop-up galleries, and design talks. According to Dezeen Events Guide, it’s a magnet for not only art professionals but anyone hungry for visual inspiration and a fresh look at how global and Japanese creatives are shaping the future. If you’re looking for a festival that blends art, interiors, fashion, and even cutting-edge tech, this is the one to explore.

Craving the excitement of live music? JamBase lists an array of concerts around Tokyo this Saturday and Sunday night, where local and international acts will light up venues across the city. Whether you’re into rock, jazz, pop, or electronic, there’s a show for everyone this weekend.

Foodies, make a note for Saturday and Sunday: the Setagaya Craft Beer Fest is on at Baji Koen. As reported by iwafu.com, this festival brings together the best local breweries from Setagaya, and visitors can sample craft ales and help crown the “Best Ale Brewery.” The event has friendly vibes, food stalls, and is perfect for families or friends looking for a relaxed afternoon in a park setting.

For a more cultural experience, according to TripAdvisor, Tokyo city tours are running all weekend long, including matcha tasting, stunning river cruises, and even nighttime food tours in Shinjuku and Shibuya. If you’ve ever wanted to see Tokyo’s hidden gems or learn about the city’s historical landmarks, this week is your chance to join a guided tour and see Tokyo from a fresh perspective.

Art fans can also check out Cole Schreiner’s Dream of Homunculus exhibition in Roppongi, running until Sunday and highlighted by Tokyo Art Beat as a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary Japanese and international art scenes.

Whether you’re after creative encounters, the latest in design, exciting concerts, craft beer, or cultural discoveries, Tokyo is packed with events worth venturing out for this week.

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