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Summer is basically here! And if you're not already busy with summer camps (more on those here ), stuck inside because of the rain (check here for fun ideas) or partaking in many of the generally fun things the season has to offer (like these ), we've got a few more suggestions for you. Bunkyo Ajisai Matsuri...
Summer is almost here and the CareFinder team can't wait! We wanted to share some of our own favorite summertime activities. Check them out below and remember, CareFinder's community of babysitters is always here to help you and your family enjoy your own summer adventures! Megumi Moss - Founder and CEO "I love going to my home town in Shiga with my children. They can spend time with grand parents and cousins. Our daughter really enjoys activities and festivals she can not experience in Tokyo. We are looking forward to visiting there this summer too" Trevor Moss -...
Summertime in Tokyo: Summer Camps
2019-05-31
"No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks!" While this rhyme may be a bit outdated now, the enthusiasm for summer break it implies is still very much alive. Weeks or months of "freedom" from the classroom is many children's dream and eagerly anticipated during the school year. But though it may be a fun time for school children, parents are now left to figure out what to do with the kids all day while they're at work. Not to mention the "Summer Slide" - the loss of academic skills over long breaks - is a very real thing. So how can parents keep their kids occupied,...
Summertime in Tokyo: Rainy Season Activities
2019-05-29
As much as we wish every summer day in Tokyo was a beach day, the reality is that a sizable chunk of the season is going to be overcast and damp. Rainy season in the city usually kicks off around mid-June and lasts about a month, meaning many outdoor pastimes will need to be put on hold for a few weeks. However, rainy days do not have to be spent stuck at home, with ornery, bored kids. Tokyo is packed with rainy season-appropriate things to do. We've put together a list of some to check out below! Grand Tree...
Summertime in Tokyo: What to Do
2019-05-24
Despite some of the challenges the weather in Tokyo presents in the summer (see our article on that here ), it's a season filled with really fun events and activities. From festivals and fireworks to beaches and beer gardens, there's something for everyone in the family. Pull out your yukata and jinbei and check out the suggestions below! FESTIVALS Fussa Firefly Festival 15 June Nothing says "summer" more...
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