National Stadium turf is at Haru-no-Ogawa Community Park through July 29
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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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.
The dog run will be unavailable from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. If it rains, the work will move to the same hours on August 31.
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.
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.
All six nearby venues begin at 6:30 a.m., but their opening and closing dates differ.
Visitors must not run through the narrow path. The notice does not apply to every path in the park.
The 18th Fairytale Theater reading live production will run for six performances with two casts.
The six-day event lets visitors try a new fabric mist, with advance-booking fragrance workshops on July 18 and 19.
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 free live program is linked with GMO Shibuya Entertainment Festival 2026, with 39 acts planned across BE STAGE, Keyaki Namiki, and the outdoor stage.
The five-day exhibition near Yoyogi-Uehara Station brings together three brands that make work around the theme of roots.
The shogi event uses an insect theme. Rules will be explained, and children who know the rules can join even before elementary school age.
Instruction games and a large-board commentary session will run on the same day. If the title match ends before Game 4, the recap will cover Game 3 only.
The program includes a hands-on instrument period before a roughly 40-minute family concert. Ticket sales are listed through July 12.
The temporary closure is tied to a kids basketball clinic. The north A court cannot be used from 8:00 to 12:00, including setup and removal.
The five-day event near Yoyogi-Uehara Station brings together a Hokuriku-based creator community and a guest brand, with exhibitions, sales, and a workshop planned.
The first slow-paced tournament uses a points format and tries to avoid clocks. It is for high-school age and older players around 10-kyu to 15-kyu, with 32 places.
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 new program inside earth garden Summer lists free admission, food, goods, exhibitions, workshops, and a large paella offering on its official page.
The personal machine Pilates studio is one minute from Yoyogi-Uehara Station, with its official page listing hours from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
The July calendar lists an offsite shogi booth at the neighborhood festival held around Hatsudai Kumin Kaikan, the youth hall and Hatashiro Elementary School.
The official participant guide confirms the dates and lists Meiji Jingu, Harajuku-Omotesando, Yoyogi Park, NHK-mae Keyaki Namiki and other venues.
The July event listing from the Tokyo Park Association confirms the sixth edition for 10:00 to 19:00 on both days along Keyaki Namiki.
The outdoor stage program is listed for 16:30 to 18:00, and Nagara Production says Misaki Iwasa will appear on July 12.
The 19th CCBJ-organized festival is listed for 11:00 to 20:00 with free admission, music, food, goods, and capoeira programs.
The LIFESOUND-run food and music hub is listed with pre-opening dates on June 18, 19, and 21, and regular hours from 9:00 to 17:30.
The final features elementary school qualifiers from the lower-grade divisions. Unreserved tickets are 550 yen and have been on sale since May 16.
Admission is free. Some programs need advance registration, and the day will include free museum entry, food stalls, and a night music program.
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.
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 Yoyogi-Uehara museum event will feature Michito Goda as lecturer and Toshimi Tagawa as guest. Reserved seating is 2,000 yen.
The hall near Sangubashi also offers application slots with teaching matches. Commentary-only admission is 5,000 yen for the first 30 people.
The two-piano program centers on Debussy and Ravel. It starts at 19:00 on July 22, with reserved seats now on sale for 4,950 yen.
The Saturday morning session in Yoyogi 4-chome is aimed at people interested in neighborhood activity around Yoyogi and Hatsudai.
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 museum's annual free-entry day marks Koga Masao's memorial date. Regular admission is normally 550 yen for adults.
Built around Toru Takemitsu's SONGS, the first date is set for July 17 at 19:00, with general ticket sales already open from May 16.
The first date in Ryoma Takagi's new series is set for June 25 at 19:00, with reserved seats now on sale for 4,950 yen.
The official notice extends the turf protection period that began on April 18 and says the area may open only on event days.
A short walk from Yoyogi-Uehara Station, the event requires postcard applications by June 19 and visitors cannot choose the matinee or evening slot.
One minute from Yoyogi-Uehara south exit 2, the show will pair cityscape illustrations with IMAGINATION TOWN T-shirts.
One minute from Yoyogi-Uehara south exit 2, the gallery will run a five-day show built around floating forms and curves.
A short walk from Yoyogi-Uehara Station, the talk is nearly full and same-day seat assignment starts at 10:00.
The venue is one minute from Yoyogi-Uehara south exit 2, and a live set is also scheduled from 11:00 on July 12.
The hall near Sangubashi will also host teaching matches the same day. The review session is capped at 40 people and costs 4,000 yen.
The documentary screening near Sangubashi includes a discussion time and costs 1,500 yen.
The run started on June 6 and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It is a current gallery stop near the Yoyogi Park side of Shibuya.
The Yoyogi-Uehara venue is one minute from south exit 2, and the official site says workshops are also planned during the run.
The free drop-in event near Sangubashi takes place on the wood deck beside the hall, with up to two items per person.
The four-day event is two minutes from Yoyogi-koen Station and five minutes from Yoyogi-Hachiman Station, with fragrance trials and a venue-only purchase bonus.
The talk event is free, while the teaching match session is paid. The venue is the hall at Komaterrace Nishisando in Yoyogi 4-chome.
The neighborhood festival will center on Komaterrace Nishisando and extend to nearby Yoyogi 4-chome venues. Admission is free.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association says visitors without identification cannot use the facilities, and reception may take longer than before.
The Event Plaza and outdoor stage are listed as venues, with food, bazaar, live performance, parade, and workshop programs also announced.
The three-day event will use the Event Plaza and Keyaki Namiki, with the new FUEGO FLAMENCO FEST also planned.
The official site has also posted stage programs with Georgian dance, chorus, and talk sessions.
The reggae and cuisine weekend event is scheduled alongside Africa Heritage Festival on the Event Plaza side.
The Tokyo Night Market spin-off is listed as free admission, open 16:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and 14:00 to 22:00 on the weekend.
Several events are listed for the same weekend, so foot traffic around the park may build from midday.
The two-day event is listed for the Event Plaza and outdoor stage, with nearby same-weekend events also worth checking.
The afternoon workshop is planned around the Flower Land herb garden, with advance email registration and a 10-person limit.
Yoyogi Park volunteers guide participants through seasonal trees and plants in a free, no-reservation park program.
The second edition lists used clothing, goods, rice-flour sweets, yoga, massage, and more.
The gallery is scheduled to open on July 11, with craft artist Hafu Matsumoto's solo exhibition announced as the first show.
Noto goods, markets, live programs, and a candle night are planned around the Event Plaza area.
After its Kuroiso run, the exhibition will move to the Tomigaya cafe's third floor and continue through August 29, closed Sundays and Mondays.
AI, SIRUP, Kaya, AYA SATO and others are scheduled for the outdoor stage, with booths and the parade also worth checking before going.