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This Week(End): Tokyo Area Events For September 2-3

Festivals, Exhibitions, And Fun In The City

By The Savvy Team
September 1, 2017
What's Happening

The summer vacation is almost over and with school (and work) officially about to restart, traveling out of town this weekend is perhaps not on many Tokyoites' agenda. Well, that's good news, because this weekend is all about taking it slow in Tokyo. There are a number of last chances to see popular events and welcome new ones, namely the annual international jazz festival, a Soran dance matsuri, and a kids international gathering in Ebisu. Relax and enjoy!

Unique Sculptures

Alberto Giacometti Collection Exhibition

Don’t miss this retrospective from the sculptural heavyweight, Alberto Giacometti, one of the first of its kind on Japanese soil. Peruse his captivating, elongated sculptures, strongly influenced by philosophical ideas such as existentialism and phenomenology. The exhibition boasts 132 selected works, from his recognizable sculptures to lesser known sketches and prints, giving a well-rounded picture of the Swiss artist’s fascinating work.

Date
Now through Mon, Sept. 4, 2017
Time
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed Tuesdays.
Location
The National Art Center, Tokyo (Kokuritsu-Shin-Bijutsukan), 7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Fee
¥1,600 (Adults), ¥1,200 (College students), ¥800 (High school students)
What are your plans for the weekend? If you’re organizing a fun or interesting event, or you know someone who is, contact us to get it listed!


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