Not far from Shibuya Station, Aoyama Festival attracts each year over 150.000 people. This year’s theme is Bloom (as in the blooming of plants), so you can expect a colorful event with food stalls, talk shows, concerts and even a fashion show.
As students of the Aoyama Gakuin University are part of the organization team, you can expect this festival to be very modern in contrast to the typical matsuri (the very modern looking website below also indicates this).
Schedule:
Fr: 2:00pm – 6:00pm
Sa: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Su: 9:00am – 4:30pm
via Tokyo’s Festivals:
Tokyo’s Festivals presents an overview on Tokyo’s great festivals (mostly free festivals about food, culture, fireworks and music), so that more people find out about Tokyo’s best events. If you are interested in festivals in Tokyo, feel free to visit and like their page (Link: fb.com/TokyosFestivals) and follow their instagram (Link: instagram.com/tokyosfestivals).
