Six Places for Fall Festivities and Art in Japan
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Gallery AaMo
Art gallery
4.0
• See the "Re:Touching Horror Exhibition," running September 19 to November 8. • Interact with and photograph authentic horror movie sets and props. • Learn about the behind-the-scenes production of Japanese horror films. ✓ Admission is approximately $16 (¥2400).
Roppongi Hills
Place
4.2
• A venue for Roppongi Art Night, October 31 at 5:00 PM to November 1 at 6:00 AM. • Features over 60 temporary art installations, exhibitions, and performances. • This year includes installations from renowned French artists. ✓ Entry is free, but some programs and special exhibitions have a fee.
Mori Art Museum
Museum
4.3
• A venue for Roppongi Art Night, October 31 at 5:00 PM to November 1 at 6:00 AM. • Presents contemporary art exhibitions. • This year features installations from renowned French artists. ✓ Entry is free, but some programs and special exhibitions have a fee.
Kagurazaka-dori
Place
• The main route for the Kagurazaka Cat Parade, October 11, 2026. • The parade features participants in cat-inspired costumes. • Event combines Halloween-style costumes with Japanese folklore. ✓ Free to watch, but joining the parade costs approximately $4+ (¥500+).
Shirogane Park
Park
4.1
• A gathering point for the Kagurazaka Cat Parade, October 11, 2026. • The parade features participants in cat-inspired costumes. • Event combines Halloween-style costumes with Japanese folklore. ✓ Free to watch, but joining the parade costs approximately $4+ (¥500+).
GREEN SPRINGS
Shopping mall
4.3
• Hosts the Tachikawa Yokai Bon Odori. • Event is centered around yokai, supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore. • Features a Japanese folklore-themed bon odori. ✓ Ticketed area offers visitors a choice to dress as a yokai or wear a yukata.
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