Explore Tokyo nature through 8K video, a large map with tablets and wildlife-sound rhythm activities, plus research by Minato schoolchildren. The exhibition includes a balancing-dragonfly craft on September 16–October 12: 10:00–18:00, last reception 17:45, about 15 minutes, around 5 people per session, free with no booking. Grade 3 and younger must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or over.
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Try inclusive play equipment, tactile picture books, wooden-spoon polishing, wheelchair sports and eye-tracking games while exploring accessible design together
A family music experience featuring outdoor concerts, sound installations, instrument tryouts, a picture-book area and instrument-making activities for children.
Crafts, bubbles, collaborative art and Charlie Nishimura’s air-cannon science show on four dates only: Oct 3, 4, 10 and 12
Two days of drawing, doodling and making around the station shopping streets, involving local universities and schools. A sketch event takes place on 11 October.
An exhibition-linked workshop to make original stamps and create a colorful textile fabric board.
Build a 19th-century phenakistoscope with the museum’s custom kit and drawing materials to discover how sequential images appear to move
Meet toy and game makers and play specialists for open play, making and demonstrations. Festival tickets include Tokyo Toy Museum admission.
Explore AR dinosaurs, design a 3D city with physical and digital models, and make flowers across 7 workshop exhibitors, alongside an autumn food market.
A children’s craft activity with Halloween picture-book storytelling and ghost headwear made from plastic bags and paper plates.
A local autumn festival featuring stalls, games, parent-child handicrafts, school wind-band performances, Bon dancing and more.
With STUDIO pippi, turn empty packaging and retired uniform fabric into dress-up props, exploring self-expression and creative reuse
An open-ended art-making activity using a choice of clay, paint or paper, with guardians joining in. Held only on officially designated Sundays from October 2026 through March 2027.
Decorate family photos to make a smartphone-shaped mini album, with a short session on building children’s self-esteem through “Home-sha,” using photos to celebrate them. Bring 5 photos per group.
The 30th neighborhood performance festival brings acrobatics, mime, roaming acts, music and a handmade market
Work with professional creators on badges, picture books, clay animals and portraits, then bring the creations together into a giant shared town.
Explore Hungarian music, folk dance, Rubik’s Cube, embroidery, costume and a children’s workshop with picture-book author Csőke Kitti, hosted by the embassy and cultural center.
A moon-viewing craft activity for children and their parents or guardians, making papier-mâché lanterns by pasting calligraphy paper onto balloons.
A 30-minute woodworking session for 4 participants. Electric scroll-saw use is grade 4+; younger children can color and decorate. Add it to a Toy Museum visit.
A community festival with a food court, parent-child craft classes and more. The comedy workshop for elementary school students and older requires a separate fee and advance contact.
A Sunday Lab craft activity making Halloween lanterns to display at home using cut-out shapes, stickers and drawings.
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A large festival featuring woodworking and local-industry activities, traditional performing arts and music, plus parent–child sports and quizzes. Free headdress-making sessions with Vivienne Sato run at 11:00, 12:45 and 14:15.
Learn how zippers work, choose and assemble parts, and make a glow-in-the-dark zipper pouch. The activity pays 10 KidZos.
Use garden leaves and flowers for wearable creations and an autumn fashion show. Two hours for a planned 22 children; guardians normally observe only in the final 10 minutes.
Free entry without advance booking, with student booths, crafts, food and performances. Some activities cost extra.
Combine English-interpreted tea, children’s tea with guardians, crafts and demonstrations among historic buildings. Museum admission is free during the event; tea uses same-day tickets.
Two days of publisher book stalls, papermaking, a sticker rally, storytelling and music at the children’s book square, plus school and community performances.
A Sunday Lab program exploring digital making with 3D printers, 3D pens, paper cutters and 3D puzzles.
Color, cut and layer paper to make a kimono-clad princess, or create a badge with a collection-inspired design or your own drawing. A 15-minute Noh-mask talk explores expressions and emotions.
Create an original headdress with Vivienne Sato in this Roppongi Art Night special workshop. Participants can join the candy rally and continue on to explore art around the neighborhood.
Find small moments of theatre through play, costume-making and improvisation, creating a space for children to express themselves. Sign-language interpretation provided.
A community festival combining diorama and small-item crafts, model railways, games, regional food and uniform try-ons. Antarctic and Mars talks are on the 7th, Awa dance and rugby on the 8th.