Latest Events in Japan(August Updated)

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ULTRA JAPAN 2026 | Tokyo

Sep 19–Sep 20, 2026 (UTC+9)

Tokyo

Music Festivals

"ULTRA JAPAN" is the Japanese version of the world's largest urban dance music festival "ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL" (UMF), which originated in Miami, USA in 1999. As a pioneer of dance music festivals, UMF is now held in 27 countries and regions around the world. Over the past 10 events, top DJs and music producers from around the world have continuously attracted audiences with their vibrant and energetic dance music. Attendees can enjoy underground music styles such as techno and tech house, as well as unique musical styles brought by emerging artists from both domestic and international scenes.As an urban music festival accessible within approximately 15 minutes by car from Shibuya, ULTRA JAPAN has consistently attracted audiences with its diverse appeal, including high fashion. In 2026, the festival will celebrate its 11th anniversary.

Ghibli Theme Park Exhibition Osaka Station | ATC Gallery

Jul 18–Sep 26, 2026 (UTC+9)

Osaka

Exhibitions

This brand-new Ghibli Park exhibition will showcase the park's current state thanks to the collective efforts of visitors. A highlight of the exhibition is its interactivity. In addition to valuable exhibits, the park features various interactive facilities that allow adults and children alike to "see, touch, and explore."

Tenjin Summer Festival | Fukuoka

Jul 17–Aug 23, 2026 (UTC+9)

Fukuoka

Celebration

The Tenjin Summer Festival 2026 will be held from July 17th (Friday) to August 23rd (Sunday) at Fukuro Plaza, west of Fukuoka City Hall! The stadium's iconic tower is decorated in the style of the Atlanta Hawks, adding to the festive atmosphere and becoming a popular photo spot where you can take pictures with your favorite players. The Tenjin Summer Festival is a popular summer event held annually in Tenjin City, the heart of Fukuoka, suitable for all ages. Besides enjoying street food, playing various games, and experiencing the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese summer festival, the festival also blends traditional and modern elements, such as incorporating pop music into a new style of Bon Odori (a traditional Japanese dance). The Atlanta Hawks' vision of "transcending the boundaries of baseball to inject vitality into the entire city of Fukuoka" aligns perfectly with the Tenjin Summer Festival's philosophy of "lighting up Fukuoka's summer starting with Tenjin," marking their third year of collaboration. This year, they continue to join hands to make Fukuoka's summer even more spectacular.