Tokyo This Week: Live Music, Food Expos, and Spring Festivals Await

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Tokyo This Week: Live Music, Food Expos, and Spring Festivals Await

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Tokyo this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday, April 15, 2026. Kick things off tonight with the dreamy Icelandic band múm live at Shibuya Club Quattro. Doors open at 6:30 PM, show starts at 7:30 PM, and tickets are around 8,500 yen—perfect for indie music fans craving ethereal vibes on their 2026 Live in Tokyo Tour, as listed on Japan Concert Tickets.

Head over to Tokyo Big Sight today through Friday for FABEX Tokyo, a massive food and beverage expo packed with innovative demos, culinary trends, and booths from Japan's top producers. It's a foodie's paradise, ideal for entrepreneurs or anyone eyeing Japan's evolving eats scene, according to Arigato Travel.

Swing into the weekend with Craft Sake Week kicking off Friday at Roppongi Hills Arena, running through April 29. This 10th-anniversary bash from Hidetoshi Nakata's JAPAN CRAFT SAKE COMPANY features 130 breweries and 20 elite restaurants—grab advance tickets from 4,800 yen for unlimited tastings and pairings that spotlight sake's global glow, reports Voyapon.

On Saturday, catch the thrilling Asakusa Yabusame at Sumida Park, where samurai on horseback charge in dramatic archery displays amid lingering cherry blossoms. It's free, family-friendly, and a nod to ancient warrior culture, per Arigato Travel. That same day and Sunday, Earth Day Tokyo lights up Yoyogi Park with eco-vendors, live tunes, workshops, and sustainability vibes—super international and kid-approved, as noted by GaijinPot Blog.

Don't miss the Kameido Tenjin Wisteria Festival this week too, with cascading purple blooms creating Instagram magic, alongside the Vegan Gourmet Festival Spring for plant-based delights. And if you're boating, check shorter cherry blossom rowboat rides at Chidorigafuchi near the Imperial Palace, still going strong into early April per Time Out Tokyo.

Tokyo's buzzing with spring energy—whether you're sipping sake, cheering archers, or going green, make it yours!

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