Enjoy the atmosphere of Nihonbashi as you stroll aroundin your yukata.
Nihonbashi, a town where the traditions from the Edo era are still alive. Why not try something different this summer and explore this historic neighborhood while wearing a yukata? Delight in summertime favorites like wind chimes and fireworks, and savor seasonal delicacies unique to this time of year. Discover the areas where you can stay cool throughout the summer and you'll likely uncover a different side of the streets you already know well. Enjoy the beauty of the bustling Nihonbashi while strolling around in yukata!
ecoedo Menu
July 12 to Sep 1
About 170 stores, including many long-established stores, department stores, and luxury hotels in Nihonbashi, will offer limited-edition menus that are refreshing, unique to this season, and photo-worthy.
Please enjoy the tastes of the season, which are refreshing to the eyes and delicious to the taste buds, as you tour the city.
The items from some of Tokyo's best stores also make great souvenirs and gifts.
Nihonbashi Yukata Station
July 12 to Sep 1
In addition to yukata service spots such as yukata dressing and rental, we will also introduce yukata retailers in the Nihonbashi area. Please enjoy strolling around Nihonbashi in yukata again this year!
Summer Wind Chime Spots
July 12 to Sep 1
Wind chime spots will be situated at two locations, including the “Wind Chimes Path in the Forest” where approximately 200 Edo-style wind chimes are lined up. The “Hidden Kirin” are scattered here and there. They are gods from myths related to Nihonbashi, so if you can find them, you might get lucky!
Nihonbashi Shaved Ice Festival
July 12 to 15
Let's gather at Nihonbashi Coredo Muromachi Terrace Roofed Outdoor Plaza for a limited time offer of shaved ice (kakigori)!
From long-established shops in Nihonbashi to Coredo Muromachi Terrace shops and luxury hotels, you can enjoy shaved ice which has a unique flavor in Nihonbashi for 4 days. Let's enjoy the shaved ice in Nihonbashi and blow off the hot summer heat.
“Splash water when the sun shines!” Nihonbashi
July 12
Uchimizu is not only a way to cool down the temperature by splashing water, but also a way of welcoming guests.
Experience the Japanese traditional summer custom by observing the ECO EDO Nihonbashi “Nobori”.
ECO EDO Nihonbashi is definitely a must-see event and summer highlight for Tokyo-ites.
