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From Setagaya's largest fireworks festival to a cat parade, make the most out of the upcoming weekend with these kid-friendly events around Tokyo! 1. Tamagawa Fireworks Festival Date: 10/13, Saturday 6:00-7:00pm Location: Tamagawa (Futakotamagawa) Setagaya's largest fireworks festival is welcoming its 40th year in October instead of August this year. Now an autumn event, the festival will feature 6,000 shots of fireworks and a lively array of shops from 3:00 pm. Come early and leave a little...
Are you and your family ready for Halloween?
The much-anticipated spooky sugar-filled holiday is just around the corner.
Halloween has been growing in popularity in Japan over the recent years but like many other foreign holidays celebrated in Japan, it has got its own twist! Unlike in the United States where a greater focus is on children and trick-or-treating, Halloween is largely celebrated amongst teens and young adults in Japan. Last year, a survey conducted by Sapporo Beer found that only...
As a Premium Member on CareFinder, you have several job post options: public, invite only, or an individual job. At first glance, invite only and individual jobs seem redundant. What's the purpose of differentiating between these types of job posts? Invite Only: An Invite Only post is only viewable by the babysitters you have chosen to invite to the job. Perhaps you have worked with a few sitters before and wish to use one of them again but not sure of their availability. Inviting them to an Invite Only would be the best way to find out who can do the job as it...
From one of the most popular fireworks competitions in Japan to fall festivals, make the most out of the upcoming weekend with these kid-friendly events around Tokyo! 1. Edogawa Citizen Festival Date: 10/6 Saturday and 10/7 Sunday 9:00-16:00 Location: Shinozaki Park (Shinozaki, Edogawa) The annual Edogawa Citizen Festival features food stalls with foods from all over Japan and the world, dance and taiko drumming performances and activities such as crafts and sports for children. 2...
Did you know that October 8th is Sports Day? Sports Day is a Japanese national holiday created two years after the 1964 Tokyo Olympics to commemorate the Summer Olympics (which was held in October to accommodate the Tokyo climate) and promote sports and an active lifestyle. It takes place every year on the second Monday of October and many Japanese schools and companies hold their annual field day known as undō-kai on this day. This typically consists of widely practiced sports events like 4 x 100m relay to events more unique to Japan like tama-ire (where teams compete to see who can throw...
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