Your Ultimate Guide to Tokyo This Week: From Juggling Shows to Pixar Worlds

Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Tokyo this week, starting right now on this sunny Sunday! Today, March 15th, dive into the whimsical Bonbangoo’s Juggling Show at the Tokyo Water Science Museum, where dazzling tricks blend learning and laughs in a family-friendly spectacle that wraps up just today, according to Tokyo Odaiba event listings. Art lovers, rush to Art Fair Tokyo 20 at Tokyo International Forum in Marunouchi—it's wrapping up today with over 100 galleries showcasing contemporary Japanese masterpieces from 11am to 5pm, with one-day passes at 5,000 yen as reported by Tokyo Art Beat. And in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, catch the final day of that cheeky display of 300 miniature Edo-period Shunga erotic art prints—tiny, trading card-sized gems perfect for a quirky cultural thrill, per Time Out Tokyo.

Monday through Wednesday, keep the momentum with the Strawberry Festival at Diver City Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba, running until March 22nd—think sweet treats, photo ops at Strawberry House, and gourmet delights amid shopping fun, straight from Odaiba event guides. The Ditto Pokémon takeover on the Hanzomon Line subway ends today, but hop on for lingering purple blob vibes if you're commuting. Kawaii Monster Cafe has roared back in Harajuku, serving monstrously cute eats and neon chaos daily— a Harajuku staple reborn, says Time Out.

Thursday, March 20th, lights up Odaiba Marine Park with Odaiba Lantern, a magical evening of glowing lanterns and amusement by the bay, coinciding with the kickoff of The World of Pixar Exhibition at CREVIA BASE Tokyo in Toyosu. Step into immersive worlds of Toy Story and Monsters, Inc., open from 10am till late with tickets via TBS or Pia—running through October for Pixar fans of all ages.

Cap off the weekend on March 29th with Odaiba Itasha Tengoku 2026 Spring at Aomi NOP Area, where over 1,000 anime-wrapped "Itasha" cars parade alongside cosplay, stages, and pop culture booths—advance tickets 1,500 yen, cash only on-site, per the official Itasha Tengoku site. Ongoing gems like Everyday Host events at Tokyo Joypolis and sushi-making classes in Asakusa add endless fun—roll your own tuna rolls in a kimono for under 50 bucks on TripAdvisor.

Tokyo's buzzing, listeners—grab your yukata and explore! Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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