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Nov 30, 2010 The Christmas Oxfam Charity Pub Quiz at THE FootNiK Ebisu

Held on Tuesday December 7th, 8pm at Footnik Ebisu
Free shots and food for special Shooter Questions!
... and a GRAND PRIZE!
Many question categories ... not just football!
1000 yen entry fee (proceeds to Oxfam – 480,000 yen raised so far)
Max 5 people per team
Individuals & small-team combining welcomed!
There will be a raffle/meishi draw with some incredible prizes from generous sponsors, 500 yen a ticket! 

Access to the Footnik in Ebisu

 

Nov 30, 2010 Sightsavers Charity "Charyoke" at THE FooTNiK Ebisu

Held on Thursday December 2nd, 8:30pm at Footnik Ebisuis the very first "Charyoke"!

This fundraiser is for Sightsavers, a British charity raising money for cataract operations throughout the developing world.
Sing for charity at a British-style "Pub" Karaoke!!
500 yen entry fee +100 yen per song (all proceeds to Sightsavers).
There will be games and prizes and plenty of songs! All abilities welcome!

Access to the Footnik in Ebisu

 

Nov 18, 2010 New Listing - Bessho Onsen Ryokan Association

Bessho Onsen Ryokan Association offers a wide variety of accommodations in Ueda City. Bessho Onsen is one of the oldest hot springs in Nagano Prefecture. The hot spring water contains natural minerals and theraputic properties that leave your skin feeling softer and smoother, hence the nickname, "Water of Beauty." This area is home to historic temples and cultural sites where you can appreciate Nagano's national treasures and important cultural assets. Because of it's deep historical background, Bessho Onsen is called the "Kamakura of Nagano." Taking in the beauty of Japanese historical buildings during the daytime and relaxing in a mineral-rich bath under the stars at night, will be a memorable experience you'll never forget!

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Aug 25, 2010 Tokyo Jazz Festival

The Tokyo Jazz Festival this year will be held on September 3-5 at the Tokyo International Forum.  Known to be the largest jazz festival in Japan, this is an event no music-lover should miss.

Visit their page for more details

 

Aug 11, 2010 Koenji Awaodori Dance Festival

The Koenji Awaodori Matsuri is the second largest Awaodori Dance Festival in Japan with over 188 ren or groups (about 12,000) dancers performing the Awa dance through the shotengai or shopping promenades of Koenji.

Enjoy the lively dance while munching on some Japanese food and a cold beer. The festival starts at 6pm and lasts until 9pm. Don't miss out on this incredible festival!

This year, the Koenji Awaodori Dance Festival will be held on August 28th and 29th from 6pm-9pm.  

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Aug 11, 2010 Azabu Juban Summer Festival

This year, the Azabu Juban Summer Festival will be held on August 20th to the the 22nd, in the well-known Azabujuban area.  Azabujuban, known for its trendy, international atmosphere, holds a yearly festival that grows in popularity every year.  Streets are flooded with matsuri goers enjoying street stalls selling international food and drinks.  Come enjoy this fun and lively fair!

Access- Azabujuban Station (Toei Oedo Line or Tokyo Metro Nanboku Line)

 

Aug 11, 2010 Fukugawa Hachiman Festival

This year the Fukugawa Hachiman Festival will be held from August 13th-15th.  It is held by the Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine in the Koto Ward of Tokyo.  The Fukugawa Hachiman Festival is one of the three great festivals of Edo, which includes Sanno Matsuri and Kanda Matsuri.  

Known as the mizu-kake matsuri or water-throwing festival, you will have a great time cooling down, while enjoying a traditional event during this hot summer month.  The end of the festival consists of an all day parading of 54 mikoshi or portable shrines.

The Fukugawa Hachiman Matsuri is held on the the main avenue, Eitai Dori, which is a 3 minute walk from Monzen-nakacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, a 6 minute walk from Monzen-nakacho Station on the Toei Oedo Line, or a 15 minute walk from Ecchujima Station on the JR Line.  Don't miss out on this wet and wild fun during these hot summer months.  

 

Aug 09, 2010 Oxfam Charity Pub Quiz at THE FooTNiK Ebisu

Held on Tuesday August 16th, 8pm at Footnik Ebisu
Free shots and food for special Shooter Questions!
... and a GRAND PRIZE!
Many question categories ... not just football!
1000 yen entry fee (proceeds to Oxfam – 383,000 yen raised so far)
Max 5 people per team
Individuals & small-team combining welcomed!

Access to the Footnik in Ebisu

 

Jul 26, 2010 Tokyo Bay Fireworks Festival

This year, the Tokyo Bay Fireworks Festival will occur on August 14. The Tokyo Bay Fireworks Festival is one of the largest fireworks show put on during this hanabi taikai season with over 12,000 fireworks lighting up the Tokyo skyline. Don't miss out on this incredible show this summer!

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Jul 26, 2010 Sumida River Fireworks

This year the Sumida River Fireworks will happen on July 31st. The Sumidagawa Hanabi Taikai or Sumida River Fireworks Festival is one of the top largest fireworks events in Japan.  Don't miss out on this extremely popular event where the night skies come to life with dazzling colors from several thousand fireworks. 

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Jul 26, 2010 Save 50% or more at Tokyo Restaurants and Spas with Piku.jp

Enjoy incredible restaurant, spa and entertainment offers at Piku.jp.
The current deal, is for a popular dessert for 77% off the regular price!!
Visit Piku.jp to purchase your Pikuwari ticket.
The site is currently in Japanese-only.  English inquiries and questions can be sent via the Piku contact us form.

 

Jul 13, 2010 New listing - 148 Hiroo

148 Hiroo has become the restaurant that gourmands and wine lovers visit regularly, attracted by the imaginative dishes created with seasonal ingredients from Australia, and the tremendous selection of fine and rare wines. The eclectic menu as well as the restaurant's spirit stems from its creative founder, owner/chef Marcus Yip, who draws on the multicultural heritage of his family and homeland (Australia of course!) to offer enticing Australian and fusion-styled dishes.

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Jul 13, 2010 Save 50% or more at Tokyo Restaurants and Spas with Piku.jp

Enjoy incredible restaurant, spa and entertainment offers at Piku.jp.
The current deal, is for a popular massage service for 70% off the regular price!!
Visit Piku.jp to purchase your Pikuwari ticket.
The site is currently in Japanese-only.  English inquiries and questions can be sent via the Piku contact us form.

 

Jul 13, 2010 Kagurazaka Matsuri Festival

The town of Kagurazaka, known for its nostalgic old Japan atmosphere, comes to life at night during the Kagurazaka Matsuri with lines of Awa Odori dancers parading the streets and bystanders enjoying the street stand food and drinks. The Bishamonten Zenkokuji Temple is lit at night during the hozuki-ichi or Chinese Lantern Fair where you can enjoy cold drinks at the beer garden.

This year, the matsuri will be held from July 21st to the 24th.

July 21-22: Chinese Lantern Fair

July 23-24: Awa Odori Dance Parade

 

Jul 13, 2010 Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival

About a million spectators gather to watch this lively festival consisting of decorated 1-ton floats being raced through the streets. These floats or yamakasa are built from the 10th to the 14th, and culminates to the exciting race on the 15th. Join this cultural event, and watch as the yamakasa are raced on a 5km course in Fukuoka.

This year, the festival will occur from July 1st to the 15th. Don't miss out on this exciting summer matsuri!

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Jul 08, 2010 Oxfam Charity Pub Quiz at THE FooTNiK Ebisu

Held on Tuesday July 20th, 8pm start at Footnik Ebisu

Free shots and scotch eggs for special Shooter Questions!
Complimentary Scotch Eggs supplied by John's Kitchen
Many question categories ... not just football!

1000 yen entry fee (proceeds to Oxfam – 345,000 yen raised so far)
Max 5 people per team
Individuals & small-team combining welcomed!

Access to the Footnik in Ebisu

 

Jun 22, 2010 New listing - Hayato New York Tokyo

Hayato New York Tokyo is a Tokyo-based hair salon which offers exceptional hair techniques and modern looks for all hair types. The owner, Hayato, has spent over 12 years developing a training program for his staff which is comprised of 2 years on-the-job at the New York or the London branch. Through the system, all of the employees are able to provide services in English and satisfying results for customers of all nationalities. The salon also offers REDKEN hair color (directly imported from USA), which all staff members has been trained by the professional colorists in New York.

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Jun 10, 2010 Otaue Rice Planting Festival

Relive one of Japan's most sacred and culturally deeply rooted tradition of rice planting in Osaka on June 14. Watch as the villagers till the rice paddy by oxen and plant the rice seedlings that are carefully carried to the fields. Processions of samurais and people dressed in traditional Japanese clothing is a great Japanese kodak moment! Dances are also performed as prayers for a bountiful harvest.

For details on this festival visit this link.

 

Jun 03, 2010 Tsukiji Shishi Festival

The Tsukiji Shishi Matsuri or Lion Festival is held in the world famous Tsukiji area.  This year the Tsukiji Shishi Matsuri will start from June 10th - 13th.  The Namiyoke Inari Shrine is known to offer prayers for safety and protection from disasters and bad luck.  Residents celebrate the gods of the shrine, the dragon who controls the clouds, a tiger for the wind, and a huge head of a shishi lion who's roar is known to calm down anything or anybody.  Come and join in the celebration!

Visit the link for information in Japanese.

 

Jun 03, 2010 Sanno Matsuri Festival

Sanno Matsuri is one of the three greatest Shinto festivals in Tokyo that occur every other year (on even numbered years).  This year, the festival will be held from June 7th - 17th.  The main event is the Jinkosai or the procession of over 500 various floats and  mikoshi (portable shrines).  

This year, the Jinkosai will be held on June 11, from 8am - 5pm at the Hie Shrine.  

Visit the Hie Jinja page for details and access to the shrine.

 

Jun 03, 2010 Torigoe Shrine Grand Festival

This year, the Torigoe Shrine Grand Festival will be held from June 5th to June 6th. Go in the evening and view its huge portable shrine; at 3.75 tons apparantly the heaviest in Tokyo.  Six of these mikoshi decorated with lit lanterns are carried by 150 to 200 people and paraded throughout the streets and around 8pm on the 5th.  Enjoy this exhilarating, cultural event while enjoying matsuri food and drinks from the 300 open-air stalls lining the streets.    

Access - Torigoes Jinja Shrine (JR Asakusabashi Station)

 

 

Jun 01, 2010 Save 50% or more at Tokyo Restaurants and Spas with Piku.jp

Enjoy incredible restaurant, spa and entertainment offers at Piku.jp.
The current deal, is for a popular massage service for 52% off the regular price!!
Visit Piku.jp to purchase your Pikuwari ticket.
The site is currently in Japanese-only.  English inquiries and questions can be sent via the Piku contact us form.

 

May 19, 2010 In The Mood presents Beats for Books Vol. 2 on May 28, 2010

B4B is all about having fun while doing good and Beats for Books is our newest concept for supporting childhood literacy in developing countries just by going out and having a good time.

Please join us for the second installment of Beats for Books at SMOKE in Omotesando. We're expecting nice and warm weather so we can enjoy the outdoor patio while enjoying music from a solid lineup of great DJ's including DJ Fokus, Trey and 923 who will lead the way with an eclectic mix of House, Tribal and Progressive Lounge sounds.

Music, tasty food & drink, friendly people all coming together for a great cause. Can it get any better than that? Come out out and see for yourself at Smoke on May 28th in support of Room to Read--hope to see you there!
» Beats for Books Vol.2

 
 


 
 

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