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Finally gave my long hair a little refresh for spring ✂️🥰 @maison tsumiki After having some great experiences with Japanese hair stylists in Japan, I was really curious to see what a Japanese stylist could do with my hair here in Melbourne. What do you think of the makeover? 👀 📍 Maison Tsumiki, Emporium Melbourne #hairtransformation #melbournehairsalon #japanesehairsalon #melbourne #melbournehair

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Only once a year you can dance in SHIBUYA MIYASHITA PARK Bon Odori 2026 and it’s happening this weekend! One of the coolest ways to experience a different side of Tokyo is going to a traditional Bon Odori dance, where you can hear some nostalgic Japanese music and dance with the locals, especially right on the rooftop of MIYASHITA PARK in the heart of Shibuya in Tokyo 🏮💃🎶 If you're in Tokyo this weekend, definitely add this one to your list! 📍 MIYASHITA PARK 4F, Shibuya 📅 Saturday, September 26 & Sunday, September 27, 2026 💃 Bon Odori: 5:50pm–7:20pm 🎟️ Free entry 🌧️ Cancelled in case of rain #tokyofestival #shibuya #bonodori #miyashitapark #tokyo

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It started with “just one plate” 💀🍣 #kaitenzushi #sushi #japanfood #japantravel #japan

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Tokyo festival alert ✨ SHIBUYA MIYASHITA PARK BON DANCE 2026 is happening this weekend! 📍 MIYASHITA PARK 4F, Shibuya 📅 Saturday, September 26 & Sunday, September 27, 2026 💃 Bon Odori: 5:50pm–7:20pm 🎟️ Free entry 🌧️ Cancelled in case of rain Come experience bon odori, traditional Japanese festival vibes, music and dancing in the heart of Shibuya! 🏮💃🎶 If you’re looking for a Tokyo festival this weekend, add this one to your itinerary! #tokyofestival #shibuya #bonodori #miyashitapark #tokyoevents

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Traditional Japan is coming to the heart of Shibuya! ✨ If you’re in Tokyo this weekend, there’s a pretty incredible sight happening right in the middle of the city. Shibuya Matsuri, or the Konno Hachimangu Annual Grand Festival is one of those Tokyo festivals where you get to see local communities keeping a centuries-old tradition alive. The highlight is the 14 mikoshi, or portable shrines, from different Shibuya neighbourhoods, carried by local communities before they all come together in front of SHIBUYA109. 📍 Shibuya109, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Konno Hachimangu Shrine
📅 Sunday, September 20
⏰ Mikoshi procession from 12pm
📍 14 mikoshi gather in front of SHIBUYA109 around 2pm
🎟️ Free Save this for your Tokyo trip — especially if you want to see something beyond the usual tourist spots. #shibuyamatsuri #konnohachimangu #tokyofestivals #shibuya #thingstodointokyo

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Giant illuminated Nebuta floats are coming to Tokyo! ✨ If you’ve always wanted to see Aomori’s famous Nebuta Festival tradition but couldn’t make it all the way north, this is your chance to see it right in one of Tokyo’s local neighbourhoods. Nakanobu Nebuta Festival takes over the local shopping arcade with giant illuminated floats, haneto dancers, traditional music and plenty of festival atmosphere 🎎✨ 📍 Nakanobu Skip Road Arcade (Nakanobu Shopping Street), Tokyo 📅 Saturday, September 19, 2026 ⏰ 5-7.30pm 🎟️ Free to watch And this one only happens every two years, so don’t miss it if you’re in Tokyo! #nakanobunebuta #tokyofestivals #tokyoevents #tokyotravel #japantravel

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Want to see geisha in Tokyo? 👘✨ The Geisha of Akasaka will take part in the Akasaka Hikawa Festival’s traditional procession this weekend — a rare chance to see them up close walking through the streets of this historic Tokyo neighbourhood. And there’s plenty more to see, including huge Edo-style festival floats and mikoshi. 📍 Akasaka Hikawa Shrine & surrounding streets
📅 Sunday, September 13, 2026 👘 from 8:00 AM
 The festival has roots dating back to the Edo period and was once one of the biggest festivals in Tokyo. If seeing geisha in Tokyo is on your list, save this date! 👘 #akasakahikawafestival #tokyofestivals #tokyoevents #tokyotravel #akasaka

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September is one of the best times to enjoy traditional Japanese festivals in Tokyo 🎋 Akasaka Hikawa Festival is held in historic neighbourhood of Akasaka in central Tokyo, is a great example of such events. The local community gather together to celebrate traditions right on the streets of their belowed neighbourhood. 📍Akaska Hikawa Matsuri 2026, 11-13 September, Akasaka Station, Akasaka-Mitsuke Station, Akasaka Hikawa Shrine, Akasaka-dõri. 📅 Friday, September 11
🕕 6-9pm
✨ Evening Yoimiya procession with neighborhood mikoshi (portable shrines) and illuminated traditional dashi floats 👘 Bon Odori dance 6.30-9pm 🍢 Food stalls 3-9pm 📅 Sunday, September 13
🕗 from 8am 
🎌 Main procession with the shrine mikoshi and historic Edo-style Hikawa floats travelling together through Akasaka. Local Geisha of Akasaka will participate in the morning procession. If you’re in Tokyo this weekend, save this festival! #akasakahikawafestival #tokyofestivals #tokyoevents #tokyo #akasaka

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J-Beauty loot box, anyone? #onlyinjapan #japan #jbeauty #japanfinds #tiktokjapan

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You can get Maneki Neko that matches your exact birthday at this shop😻📆 📍Yanakado, Yanaka, Tokyo Or paint your own at this art cafe: 📍Nekoemon Cafe, Yanaka, Tokyo #tokyo #japan #japantravel #manekineko #cattok

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Cosplay shopping in Tokyo hits different 🫶 📍Ikebukuro Halloween Cosplay Festival 📆 Oct 24–26, 2025 #tokyo #japan #cosplay #cosplayers #halloween2025

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Tokyo has its own giant moon every autumn… 🌙 Moon Art Night Shimokitazawa 📍 Shimokitazawa, Tokyo 📅 18 Sep – 4 Oct 2026 ✨ Free moon areas + ticketed experiences Save this for your Tokyo itinerary 🌙 #moonartnight #shimokitazawa #shimokita #tokyo #tokyoguide