Minimal Tomigaya is serving a chocolate shaved ice through September 30
The summer menu started on June 1, with 15 servings a day and both eat-in and takeaway listed by the shop.
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Events
The summer menu started on June 1, with 15 servings a day and both eat-in and takeaway listed by the shop.
Ongoing
After its Kuroiso run, the exhibition will move to the Tomigaya cafe's third floor and continue through August 29, closed Sundays and Mondays.
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The gallery is scheduled to open on July 11, with craft artist Hafu Matsumoto's solo exhibition announced as the first show.
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All six nearby venues begin at 6:30 a.m., but their opening and closing dates differ.
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One minute from Yoyogi-Uehara south exit 2, the show will pair cityscape illustrations with IMAGINATION TOWN T-shirts.
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Visitors can experience turf used for a Japan national rugby team match during the six-day installation. Tents are also set up on July 25 and 26.
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The five-day market near Yoyogi-Uehara Station will feature imported vintage clothing and selected vintage items from Japan.
The July 29 program has two performances at 15:00 and 19:30. Reclining reserved seats are on sale from May 16 for 2,750 yen each.
The three-day event around the Event Plaza and Outdoor Stage combines ShibuHara Fes and Kami Uma Fes, with paid and free-to-roam areas.
The final features elementary school qualifiers from the lower-grade divisions. Unreserved tickets are 550 yen and have been on sale since May 16.
The shop will bring about 100 pieces of summer vintage clothing and limited original items, alongside a no-reservation navy blazer ordering session.
The two-day event at (tefu) yoyogi uehara brings together archive fashion, vintage pieces, vegan gelato, and fruit drinks.
The shogi event uses an insect theme. Rules will be explained, and children who know the rules can join even before elementary school age.
Yasumitsu Sato 9-dan will provide commentary with Yuzuki Takeuchi Women's 1-kyu as interviewer. Instruction games will also be held that day.
Children will print a small poster and cards with special inks. The Tomigaya studio sessions are August 15 and 29, with four places each.
The market event is framed around people taking a new step, with card reading, vintage clothing, body care, goods, and more.
The 20th-anniversary gala runs across three days. The August 22 daytime recital is 1,100 yen, while the other three programs are 5,500 yen.
A hall game event and instruction matches will feature Ao Kokubo 4-dan and Yuki Muroya Women's 3-dan. The two official notices list different end times, so check the latest schedule.
Reserved seating is 4,400 yen for adults and 2,200 yen for children. The Hakuju Hall-hosted program adapts Ogawa Mimei's story with string trio, harp, and narration.
The official participant guide confirms the dates and lists Meiji Jingu, Harajuku-Omotesando, Yoyogi Park, NHK-mae Keyaki Namiki and other venues.
The program has performances at 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Each runs about one hour without an intermission, with reserved reclining seats at 2,750 yen.
The Yoyogi-Uehara museum event will feature Michito Goda as lecturer and Toshimi Tagawa as guest. Reserved seating is 2,000 yen.