Featured Events in Tokyo in February, 2025(November Updated)

Maroon 5 Tokyo is set to be an unforgettable event, taking place at the iconic TokyoDome in Tokyo, Japan. Scheduled for February 9, 2025, at 17:00, this concert promises to deliver an electrifying performance by the globally renowned band, Maroon 5. With a ticket price of 162 USD, attendees can expect a night filled with chart-topping hits and captivating stage presence. Known for their dynamic live shows and a repertoire that spans over two decades, Maroon 5 will surely bring their A-game to Tokyo. The TokyoDome, famous for hosting large-scale events, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated concert. Fans and music enthusiasts alike will not want to miss this opportunity to experience Maroon 5 Tokyo, a night that promises to be a highlight of 2025.

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Maroon 5 Tokyo is set to be an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment at the iconic TokyoDome in Tokyo, Japan. Scheduled for February 6, 2025, at 19:00, this highly anticipated event promises to captivate audiences with the band's chart-topping hits and electrifying performances. With tickets priced at 145 USD, fans can expect a night filled with the band's signature sound, blending pop, rock, and funk influences. TokyoDome, renowned for hosting world-class events, will provide the perfect backdrop for Maroon 5's dynamic stage presence and high-energy show. As one of the most celebrated bands of the 21st century, Maroon 5's Tokyo concert is an event not to be missed, offering a unique opportunity to experience their music live in one of the world's most vibrant cities.

Fuel Cell Expo is an event being held at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan Fuel Cell Expo is an event being held at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan. This event showcases products like Electrolytes/Ion Exchange Membranes Gas Diffusion Layers (GDL) Separators, Single Cell Test Equipment Power Load Equipment Gas Analysis Equipment Flow Meters/Dew-point Hygrometers / Thermometers / Manometers Other Calibration Devices/Detection Devices Cell Inspection Equipment etc. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

This event showcases products like racking Systems Grid-connected/Stand-alone Inverters Junction Boxes Plugs/Sockets/Connectors Solar Controllers Renewable energies are expected to play a more significant role in achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Smart Energy Week gathers a full range of renewable energy technologies such as hydrogen and fuel cells, solar power, rechargeable batteries, smart grids, wind power, biomass, zero-emission thermal power generation, etc. Smart Energy Week is an exhibition where the latest technologies, information, and people gather to accelerate business in the energy industry. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

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The ICEF Japan – Korea Agent Roadshow is the most efficient and cost-effective way to conveniently meet a large number of quality agents With the number of outbound international students from Japan and South Korea showing continued growth, the ICEF Japan-Korea Roadshow provides the unique opportunity for educators to meet, and leverage the expertise of ICEF-screened agents to recruit students from both of these important markets. Information Source: ICEF GmbH | expotobi

Tokyo Health Industry Show will displays of Health check equipment, Health care equipment, Health management system, Health management support service Tokyo Health Industry Show will displays of Health check equipment, Health care equipment, Health management system, Health management support service, Thermal / hot bath equipment, Air purifier, Humidifier, Water purifier, Water conditioner, Hydrogen related products. Information Source: UBM | expotobi

Claude Monet (1840-1926), one of the leading painters of the Impressionists, captured the vicissitudes of nature on his canvas with a keen eye that caught a moment of light. In later years, however, his art was transformed into more abstract and internal images. Monet's later years were also a time when he faced many challenges, such as the death of a beloved family member, his own eye disease, and the First World War. In such a situation, the source of his greatest creativity was the water lily pond built in the garden of his residence in Giverny, where the surrounding trees, sky, and light are reflected as one. And the idea of a "large decorative painting" that covers the walls of the room with a huge canvas depicting this subject would occupy Monet's mind until his very end. At the center of this exhibition is a number of large-scale "water lilies" created through this process of trial and error. This time, about 50 works from the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris will be exhibited for the first time in Japan, including many important works. In addition, works from various collections in Japan will be added to introduce the pinnacle of Monet's late art. It will be a valuable opportunity for the largest "water lilies" ever to gather in Japan.

Yayoi Kusama has constantly faced the critical realities of life and death as pressing issues. Her experience of the Pacific War in a complex family environment, along with her overcoming of suicidal impulses triggered by trauma and neurosis through her creative practices, has influenced her perception of these issues. This exhibition unveils Kusama’s evolving outlook on life and death, alongside the corresponding shifts in her artistic presentation, through a series of diverse works—from her 1940s and 1950s paintings, which bear the imprint of war, to her very latest pieces. After relocating to the United States in 1957, Kusama gained a reputation for her net paintings and sculptures that embody ‘self-obliteration’: the feeling of losing the boundary between the self and the other through the obsessive repetition of motifs originating from her hallucinations. In her anti-war happenings in the late 1960s, she painted dots onto the human body using the same concept of ‘self-obliteration’ while also highlighting the beauty of life and the human body. During the 1970s and 80s, following the loss of her father and her lover, as well as her return to Japan due to health issues, Kusama produced numerous dark-toned collages and three-dimensional works centered on the theme of death, as well as poetry and novels imbued with a sense of mortality. As she continued creating fantastical works exploring death and the afterlife, her works from the late 1980s began to explore themes of transmigration and cyclical returns to eternity through ‘self-obliteration’. Kusama’s works, which increasingly incorporated more colors, reveal how her creative process evolved from a means of coping with death to becoming synonymous with her very existence. In her painting series from 2000 onwards, Kusama has been relentlessly depicting the beauty of life and the joy of living on canvases overflowing with vibrant colors, driven by the ever-looming presence of her own death.

The founder of the museum, Matsuoka Seijiro, was familiar with Gidayu from a young age. During wartime, he visited soldiers to entertain them and gave passionate performances. He was also involved in the establishment of the Gidayu Association, a general incorporated association, which was launched in 1970, and provided financial support. In his art collection, he has amassed a large number of paintings themed around Bunraku. He also has a collection of other paintings themed around Noh masks and Noh and Kabuki, which suggests that he was a broad lover of traditional performing arts. This time, we will guide you into the world of traditional performing arts, focusing on paintings themed around Bunraku, Noh, Kabuki, and more.

Glaze is a glassy film that covers the surface of ceramics, and is an element unique to ceramics. Since ancient times, people have sought not only practical use in glazes, but also beauty that changes in various ways depending on the nature and method of application. This pursuit, which has continued for many years, has brought about great developments in the world of Chinese ceramics. Crafts with completely different styles were born, such as Sancai, which boldly uses vivid colors, Celadon, which has a refined appearance, and Yatsuo-gure, which has a fantastic purple-red color. This exhibition will display about 50 pieces that are full of the beauty of glazes, such as green glazes, Sancai, Celadon, and Yatsuo-gure, from about 1,500 years from the Later Han to the Ming dynasties. Please enjoy the rich expressions and unique colors that are born from applying glaze and firing.

Pliny the Elder’s encyclopedicNaturalis Historia(77 CE) includes the story of the daughter of a ceramic tile maker in Corinth, a city in ancient Greece, wanting a record of the young man she loved, who was setting out on a trip. She drew an outline of his shadow on the wall. In the latter half of the eighteenth and the early nineteenth century, that story was often mentioned as the origin of painting. In fact, if we look at the history of art in Europe, “depicting a person,” figure painting, has long been a significant element in creating works. For example, self-portraits have been both opportunities to display one’s skill and experimental settings for trying new styles. Portrait painting has been a staple source of painters’ livelihoods. In addition to actual human figures, portraits also depict the characters in stories. This exhibition introduces the abundance of paintings of the human figure.

The Ishibashi Foundation Collection now consists of approximately 3,000 works, including Impressionist paintings from the latter half of the nineteenth century, modern paintings from the twentieth century, modern Japanese paintings from the Meiji period on, postwar Abstract paintings, early modern art from Japan and elsewhere in East Asia, and ancient Greek and Roman art. Here we introduce, throughout the year, a variety of works selected from the collection. Special Section Matisse’s Studio Interiors were consistently important elements in paintings by Henri Matisse (1869-1954). Particularly from the 1940s on, his studio was a vitally important space, where daily life and creating came together. This exhibition, in connection with the acquisition of his Dancer and Rocaille Armchair, Black Background (1942), explores, through works in the Ishibashi Foundation Collection and from multiple viewpoints, the role of the studio in Matisse’s paintings.

Since its opening in 2020, the Artizon Museum has been holding the annual exhibition "Jam Session," a collaboration between the Ishibashi Foundation Collection and artists. This fifth exhibition will feature Yuko Mohri, an artist garnering attention in the international art scene. Mohri primarily uses installations and sculptures to give form to the flows and changing phenomena that exist latent in a particular space, such as magnetism, electric current, air, dust, water, and temperature, in an attempt to open up new circuits of perception for those who witness her work. The word "physis" in the title of this exhibition is an ancient Greek word that is usually translated as "nature" or "nature." In early Greek philosophy, which gave rise to the question "What is the origin of all things, the principle?" that has continued to this day in philosophy, "physis" was the central subject of consideration. Although only fragments of his writings remain from that time, they were later given the title "Physis = On Nature," and convey the thoughts of philosophers who find the true nature in movements such as creation, change, and disappearance. Their approach to perceiving the world as a constantly changing, vibrant, dynamic world can be seen as overlapping with Mohri's. This exhibition, Mohri's first large-scale exhibition in Japan, will feature new and old works alongside works from the Ishibashi Foundation Collection selected from the artist's perspective, inviting visitors into a tranquil yet organic space filled with subtle sounds and movements that can only be experienced here.

Every year from mid-November to February of the next year, a light show is held in the Marunouchi area. The twinkling lights in the clear air are dreamy and romantic. Marunouchi Street Park is about 1.2km long and has about 220 trees. One million unique colored lamp beads are placed in Marunouchi to illuminate the entire street. During the Christmas season, there will also be unique Christmas lights.

Like all illuminations, this one has a theme: Exciting Moments. The illuminations are divided into three main areas, and you can head to the streets outside Hibiya Nakamura to enjoy the gradient of colors, to the Hibiya Steps Plaza to enjoy the star-studded Christmas tree (open only until December 25), and to the Park View Garden on the sixth floor to enjoy the winter white wonderland.

The sunlight pouring down, the sunlit spots that give a sense of gentle warmth, the moonlight shining through the darkness... we encounter various kinds of light in our lives. In this exhibition, two artists who continue to be active at the forefront of contemporary art, Aoki Noe and Mishima Ritsue, will install their works in various places in the museum and illuminate the Art Deco decorative space from a new perspective. Aoki has opened up new horizons of expression with her sculptures that draw lines in space using iron, while Mishima has scooped up the energy of the place and converted it into light through her colorless and transparent glass works. The materials "iron" and "glass" that the two artists use are blessings of nature that have been passed down to us over time, and are also used extensively in the decoration of the venue, the former Asaka Palace, for chandeliers, reliefs, tympanums on doors, etc. The two artists have visited this place many times and engaged in dialogue with the decorative space of the 1930s to create a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition plan for this exhibition. Both Aoki Noe and Mishima Ritsue use fire in their creations, breathing life into materials with hot, shining flames. Their forms, imbued with primitive power, evoke the energy and cycles of nature, bringing surprise and awareness to the viewer and enveloping the world around us in a new light.

Join us in the college section of Tokyo, Kichijoji, and next to so many musical instrument shops. Featuring top Tokyo musicians Dennis Lambert, Blacky Kuroda, and Joe Ledsam! Information Source: James Butler | eventbrite

Maroon 5 Tokyo is set to electrify the TokyoDome on February 8, 2025, at 18:00. Known for their chart-topping hits and dynamic performances, Maroon 5 promises an unforgettable evening in the heart of Tokyo. With tickets priced at 164 USD, this event is a must-see for music enthusiasts. The TokyoDome, located in Tokyo, Japan, offers a state-of-the-art venue that enhances the concert experience with its exceptional acoustics and seating arrangements. Fans can expect a night filled with Maroon 5's iconic songs, including "Sugar," "Moves Like Jagger," and "Girls Like You," performed live by Adam Levine and the band. This event is anticipated to draw a massive crowd, so securing tickets early is highly recommended. Maroon 5 Tokyo is not just a concert; it's a musical journey that will resonate with attendees long after the final note.

Art on Loop - Tokyo presents an extraordinary group art exhibition, the "Immersive Experience," showcasing top artists from across the globe. Hosted by The Holy Art, this event features a diverse array of mediums, including video art, 2D, and 3D works, at the TG Studio in Chuo City, Tokyo. The private viewing session will commence at 7:30 PM until 10:00 PM on February 10th, offering free admission to all attendees. This is a remarkable opportunity for friends and family to witness the remarkable talents gathered under one roof. The exhibition will be open to the public from February 10th to February 12th, 2025. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the captivating world of art and be inspired by some of the most distinguished artists of our time.

Experience the richness of the art world at the upcoming Physical Art Exhibition in Tokyo. Hosted by The Holy Art at TG Studio in Chuo City, this group show brings together top artists from across the globe. Witness a diverse range of mediums, from captivating video art to stunning 2D and 3D works, all under one roof. The private viewing of this exceptional exhibition will take place on February 14th, from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM. Entry is free of charge, offering a perfect opportunity for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in extraordinary talent. The exhibition will then open to the public from February 14th to February 17th, 2025, between 11am and 5pm daily. Don't let this unique chance slip by - mark your calendars to explore the masterpieces created by some of the world's most gifted artists. Embrace the beauty and creativity on display at the Physical Art Exhibition in Tokyo.

Smart Grid Expo is Japan's largest international exhibition showcasing various cutting-edge technologies and products related to smart grid and smart communities Smart Grid Expo is Japan's largest international exhibition showcasing various cutting-edge technologies and products related to smart grid and smart communities. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi

PhotoVoltaic Expo is one of the largest B2B trade shows for the international photovoltaic industry. It is an excellent gateway for the entry of companies into the markets of Japan and Asia PhotoVoltaic Expo is one of the largest B2B trade shows for the international photovoltaic industry. It is an excellent gateway for the entry of companies into the markets of Japan and Asia. It is held together with the PV System Expo and the exhibitors show a wide range of products, materials and production equipment for the industry. The event includes more than 508 exhibitors and 71665 visitors.This event shows products like Silicon Ingot, Wafer, Module Substrates Targets Plastics Filling, Sealing Materials Frame Materials Other Devices/Materials, Cell Measurement Machines, Thickness Gauging Machines Ammeters, Voltmeters, Flow meters Spectral Sensitivity Measurement Machines, Appearance Inspection Equipment Other Evaluation, Testing, Analysis Equipment etc. in the Power & Renewable Energy industry. Information Source: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. | expotobi