This Week: At Home And Around Tokyo For June 6-12

Enjoy food and music from across the world in the heart of the city! Also, the rainy season is about to kick in and is likely to last for a few weeks, get prepared with our savvy tips.

From Hawaii With Love

Aloha Tokyo 2022

Hula your way to Yokohama for a weekend full of everything Hawaii-inspired — from live dance performances and ukulele tunes to macadamia nuts pancakes, tropical juices and so much more. There will also be many booths to buy authentic island goodies for your interior.

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Ray Kunimoto

Exhibition: Seiu

In Focus presents a solo exhibition by sound artist Ray Kunimoto.Kunimoto combines traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary technology to express a new acoustic experience. The theme of this exhibition, Seiu, focuses on the rainy season, a seasonal transition unique to Japan and reinterprets the tranquility and spirituality brought by rain.

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”Eat,

”Turkey

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Friendship & Goodwill

Philippine Expo 2022

See and feel the vibes from the beautiful Philippines at this lively expo. The live stage performances of various traditional Filipino dances and popular pop artists from the country will make your weekend buzz with excitement.

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Colorful Corridor

Metsa Umbrella Sky

Metsa in Hanno, Saitama has brought back their colorful exhibition area with Japan’s largest umbrella corridor. Approximately 1,200 colorful umbrellas will be stretched across the path extending over to the Moomin Valley Park. Metsa is a lakeside forest facility with Nordic influence that is made up of two areas: the Metsa Village, a shopping and restaurant complex with an outdoor area with canoeing and adventure ropes, and the Moomin Valley Park, the home of the famed adorable troll family.

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Insight From Professional Makeup Artists

Check Out Our Rainy Season Makeup Survival Tips

It’s hot and humid (on top of raining all the time), and all that work you do to your face before leaving home goes down the drain. So if you’re using makeup despite the weather outside, here are some effective ways to keep your face on point during Japan’s rainy season. See “more info” link.

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Don't Loathe The Rainy Season Anymore

Hair Tips To Get You Through Japan’s Rainy Season

The rainy season is officially upon us, which means that it’s also time for the annual bad hair month for us living in Japan, especially the ladies with curly and frizzy hair. Here are a few tips and tricks recommended by professional hairstylists on how to stay on fleek during Japan’s rainy season. See “more info” link.

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Take On Tsuyu And Win

Prepare For Japan's Rainy Season

The dreaded rainy season is soon upon us, bringing with it unpredictable downpours, moldy futons, steamy train cars and Albert Einstein-inspired hair. Thankfully, there are some easy ways to make it through to summer with a little preparation and a whole lotta’ waterproofing. See “more info” link.

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