From an international festival dedicated solely to nurture children's innate desire for exploration, curiosity and creative thinking to more plum festivals around town, make the most out of the upcoming weekend with these kid-friendly events around Tokyo!

 

1. KidZfest 2019

Date: 2/23 Saturday 1:30pm-9pm, 2/24 Sunday 10:30am-7pm

Location: Hikarie Hall A 9F (Shibuya)

Kidzfest Tokyo 2019 is an international event to nurture children’s innate desire for Exploration, Curiosity and Creative thinking, the very building blocks for developing a true talent. Children need time and space to explore and be exposed to different areas of interest so that they’re able to

discover what they’re truly passionate about. Every brain is a little bit different and what a parent can do is expose a child to many possible interests and life experiences. There will be a playground area, creative art workshops, dance workshops, performances by kid's bands and an awesome dance party! Tickets are available at the door and online 

 

2. School of the Future Festival

Date: ~2/24 (Sun) 11am-9pm

Location: Tokyo Midtown (Roppongi)

The “SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE FESTIVAL” by Tokyo Midtown and Ars Electronica is a new event for thinking of our future society together with a broad variety of visitors. Artists, companies and stores at Tokyo Midtown will show visitors their finely honed works, projects and products. The concept of School of the Future is “a new place to think about future, something that is not taught in school, through art and design.”

From kids to adults, visitors to this event can freely experience fun programs, such as exhibitions, workshops and talks.

 

 

3. Setagaya Plum Festival

Date: ~3/3 (Sun) 10am-4pm

Location: Hanegi Park (Umegaoka/Higashi Matsubara Station)

With over 270 pink plum trees and 380 white plum trees, Hanegi Park is one of the best places to view plum blossoms in Tokyo. Now, you and your whole family can enjoy the beginnings of warmer weather and these early spring blossoms at the Setagaya Plum Festival held until March 3rd at Hanegi Park. Enjoy these beautiful blossoms while sipping on some matcha tea and listening to pounding of a live taiko drumming performance. This Sunday, you and your family can also take part in traditional mochi making from 10:30am, noon and 1:30pm.

 

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