As the leaves turn brilliant shades of red and gold, Tokyo welcomes visitors to experience an extraordinary season of art, culture, international sport and tradition. From world-class exhibitions to centuries-old festivals and the vibrant flavours of Japan's seafood, the city's autumn calendar promises unforgettable experiences for every traveller. Here are a few of the standout events not to miss this Autumn.

Art and Culture: Art Week Tokyo (5–9 November 2025)

Discover the diversity and dynamism of Tokyo's art scene at Art Week Tokyo, a citywide celebration of contemporary creativity. Over five inspiring days, more than 50 of the capital's leading galleries and art institutions will open their doors for coordinated exhibitions and special programs.
A free AWT Bus Service links all participating venues, making it easier than ever to explore one of the world's most vibrant cultural landscapes.

Tradition: Tori-no-Ichi Fair (12 and 24 November 2025) 

Join locals in celebrating prosperity and good fortune at the Tori-no-Ichi festival, a beloved Tokyo tradition dating back to the Edo period. Held on the auspicious “days of the rooster”, the fair fills shrines and temples such as Hanazono Shrine in Shinjuku, Asakusa Ohtori Shrine (浅草 鷲神社) and Okunitama Shrine in Fuchu with colourful decorations, lucky rakes (kumade), and joyful prayers for business success in the coming year.

Sport: Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics (15–26 November 2025)

Tokyo proudly hosts the 2025 Deaflympics, the first to be held in Japan, marking the 100th anniversary of this global celebration of deaf athletes. More than 100 nations will compete in 21 sports and 223 events across venues including the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, showcasing human achievement, inclusion and unity through sport. Everyone is welcome to visit and watch the Games at the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics! Free entrance, no registration is required, it's an exciting way to support international athletes at some of Tokyo's premier sporting venues.

Food and Festivity: SAKANA & JAPAN FESTIVAL 2025 (28–30 November 2025)

Calling all seafood lovers, come celebrate Japan's seafood heritage at the SAKANA & JAPAN FESTIVAL in Hibiya Park, where culinary excellence meets community spirit. Savour freshly prepared dishes, join cooking demonstrations, and enjoy live performances celebrating Japan's connection to the sea, all in the heart of Tokyo's green oasis.

Nature's Splendour: Autumn Foliage Celebrations

Mount Takao Autumn Leaves Festival (25 October – 14 December 2025)

Just under an hour from Shinjuku, Mount Takao bursts into brilliant colour during the Momiji Festival.
Visitors can enjoy live performances, traditional crafts and local dishes such as the famous grated yam soba, all surrounded by the serenity of Tokyo's most beloved hiking destination.

Showa Kinen Park Autumn Foliage and Night Walk Festival (30 October – 30 November 2025) Experience the magic of autumn by day and night at Showa Kinen Park in Tachikawa.
The park's tree-lined paths glow in amber and gold, transforming at dusk into a luminous wonderland during the Night Walk Festival (秋の夜散歩2025), a highlight for families, couples and photographers alike.

Plan your journey today at: Go Tokyo – The Official Tokyo Travel Guide

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