Tokyo Dazzles with Springtime Events: Art, Jazz, and Cultural Festivities

Cherry blossoms have bid their farewell, but springtime in Tokyo is still buzzing with excitement. Today, April 10th, 2025, and the rest of the week offer a host of events ranging from art exhibitions to traditional festivals. Here’s your ultimate guide to making the most of your time in Tokyo this week.

**Thursday, April 10th: Art Extravaganza at TeamLab Borderless**
You have the perfect chance to immerse yourself in the digital wonderland at TeamLab Borderless in Odaiba. Known for its pioneering use of digital technologies to create interactive art experiences, this museum transcends boundaries between the visitor and the exhibits. The kaleidoscopic displays promise a magnificent start to your week.

**Friday, April 11th: Sakura Matsuri at Ueno Park**
Kicking off this Friday, Ueno Park hosts its annual Sakura Matsuri, a festival celebrating the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms. Although most blossoms have fallen, the festival continues with vibrant lanterns illuminating the park. Enjoy traditional food stalls offering yakitori and taiyaki while participating in cultural performances and tea ceremonies.

**Saturday, April 12th: Tokyo Jazz Week at the Blue Note Tokyo**
Jazz enthusiasts rejoice! The Blue Note Tokyo in Aoyama invites you for a night of soul-stirring performances as part of Tokyo Jazz Week. Renowned international and Japanese artists take the stage to deliver smooth tunes and electrifying performances. It’s a must-attend for any fan of the blues and rhythms of jazz.

**Sunday, April 13th: Day at Toyosu Market and An Evening Cruise**
Start your Sunday at Toyosu Market, the successor of the historic Tsukiji Fish Market. Witness the live tuna auctions and savor a fresh sushi breakfast. Later, cap off your weekend with an intimate Tokyo Bay evening cruise. Enjoy Tokyo’s skyline, featuring landmarks such as the Rainbow Bridge and Skytree, all while savoring a delectable onboard dinner.

**Monday, April 14th: Ghibli Museum in Mitaka**
If you’re an anime lover, spend Monday exploring the whimsical world of Studio Ghibli at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka. The museum provides an enchanting insight into the creative efforts of Studio Ghibli’s most beloved films like My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away. Remember to book your tickets in advance, as they sell out quickly.

**Tuesday, April 15th: Explore Asakusa’s Sanja Matsuri Rehearsals**
While the actual Sanja Matsuri isn’t until May, preparations are already underway in Asakusa. On Tuesday, get a behind-the-scenes look at rehearsals for this popular festival honoring the three founders of Sensoji Temple. Experience the beat of taiko drums and see vibrant festival floats being readied for the festivities.

**Wednesday, April 16th: Cultural Day at Edo-Tokyo Museum**
Wind down your week at the Edo-Tokyo Museum in Ryogoku. Offering a deep dive into Tokyo’s transformation from Edo-era village to modern metropolis, it’s an educational way to end your Tokyo adventure. Interactive exhibits and life-sized replicas transport you through the rich tapestry of Tokyo’s history until now.

Seize each day by experiencing the vibrancy of Tokyo, a city where tradition gracefully intertwines with the contemporary hustle and bustle. Enjoy your week!