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Events in Tokyo this week + meet friends + questions thread

  • December 8, 2025


What are your plans for the the weekend? Any exciting event going on? Share your tips in the comments.

Don't know what to do this weekend? Luckily you're in the biggest city in the world and there's plenty to do:

Meetup mode: if you're up for people to join your shenanigans, say so! Say when you're available, and what you'd like to do. Add your age, a little about yourself, and your gender if relevant.

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  2. Sorry, I’m a very annoying pedant, but… Tokyo is no longer the biggest city in the world. That would be Jakarta.

  3. https://preview.redd.it/ayqiywxewv5g1.jpeg?width=2000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb522108139b75ebce1109f24a146c71e88a7349

    **Tomorrow, Tuesday 9th December!** Of all the gigs I organise in Tokyo, ‘SHOCK FACTOR’ is the big one. I pull together the most stunning, mind-blowing bands I know, and some DJ supports, at the best venue in Tokyo indie music for one truly special, unforgettable night.

    Every ‘SHOCK FACTOR’ so far has been a massive packed-out success, and nothing has made me happier than sharing acts and the subculture I love with so many people. Round 4’s will be another once-ever stunner. Please don’t miss it!!!

    Tickets and more details ⇒ [https://angura.zaiko.io/e/shockfactor4](https://angura.zaiko.io/e/shockfactor4)
    (Door tickets will be available too)

  4. [Nerd Nite Tokyo](https://tokyo.nerdnite.com/) is this Friday, December 12th, in Sugamo!

    > Every month, we gather some smart speakers and a curious crowd, add a bar, and create something unique. This month, we’re in Sugamo to talk about the big history of space exploration and the systemic drivers of longevity! As always, we will have cafe food and craft beer on tap. We’re also going to try something new: a holiday book exchange!
    >
    > First, maths major-turned-historian-turned-space-educator Dr. Kate Kitagawa will take us on a whirlwind trip through time and space – from ancient stargazers and forgotten dreamers to moon landings, Mars missions, and microgravity medicine. Then, Crissman Loomis is back again to help us think about health for the new year with a talk on the three systems key to long life!

    Details: [https://tokyo.nerdnite.com/](https://tokyo.nerdnite.com/)

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