February in Japan dazzles with wizardry, artistry, and early-spring allure. Dive into Hogwarts House Pride at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, where Gryffindor bravery meets Slytherin ambition amid projection mapping and house feasts through March. Savor Swedish masters at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum’s centennial show, wander Hibiya’s romantic illuminations, greet Kawazu’s pink sakura premiere, and hunt letter-writing treasures at Otegami Flea Market. These five escapes craft memories as vivid as a haiku in bloom.
Hogwarts House Pride
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Step into the magic of Hogwarts House Pride at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, where courage, loyalty, wisdom, and ambition come alive in an unforgettable celebration. From January 17 to March 15, 2026, visitors can immerse themselves in the spirit of Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin through interactive experiences, dazzling projection mapping, and exclusive house-themed menus. Cast your vote at the House Points Counter, dress in your favorite house robes, and capture memories at vibrant photo spots. With festive flags, special rewards, and a one-night-only Great Hall celebration, this event promises enchantment for every witch, wizard, and fan.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum celebrates its 100th anniversary with Masters of Swedish Painting from Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. Running January 27–April 12, 2026, the exhibition presents 80 works from Sweden’s Golden Age (1880s–1915). Featuring Carl Larsson and August Strindberg, it highlights themes of nature, light, and everyday life, reflecting Sweden’s identity and lyrical artistry. Inspired by realism studied in France, artists returned home to craft intimate depictions of people and landscapes, emphasizing emotion and atmosphere. This landmark collaboration with Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, offers Japanese audiences a rare chance to experience Northern Europe’s aesthetic sensibility and the radiant spirit of Swedish painting.
HIBIYA Magic Time Illumination
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HIBIYA Magic Time Illumination transforms Tokyo Midtown Hibiya into a dazzling winter wonderland. From 16:00 to 23:00, the “Star of Winter Romance” glows at Step Square, where a radiant star-shaped object symbolizes love and joy. Surrounding it, colorful illuminations and sparkling gift boxes create a festive atmosphere reminiscent of giving presents to loved ones. Visitors can stroll through enchanting lights, share heartwarming moments with family, friends, or partners, and embrace the magic of the season. With highlights like the Eternal Heart Tree, this event invites everyone to celebrate winter nights in a romantic, luminous setting.
The Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival
The Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival in Shizuoka celebrates Japan’s earliest-blooming cherry trees, the vivid pink Kawazu-zakura. Held annually from February 2 to late February, it attracts over a million visitors eager to welcome spring a month earlier than most regions. The festival centers along the Kawazu River, where food stalls, local crafts, and evening illuminations create a lively atmosphere. Easily accessible via JR Kawazu Station, it offers both bustling crowds near the station and quieter paths toward Mine Onsen. With large, photogenic blossoms and festive events, Kawazu provides a vibrant preview of Japan’s iconic cherry blossom season.
Otegami Flea Market (Spring 2026 Collection)
The Otegami Flea Market (Spring 2026 Collection) will be held on February 20–21 at the Kitte Museum in Tokyo. This free-entry event celebrates the joy of letter writing and stamp culture through a lively flea market format. Visitors can explore stalls offering postcards, stationery, stamps, and handmade goods, while enjoying special highlights such as a temporary post office, exclusive commemorative cancellation marks, and themed workshops. Exhibitors range from artists and collectors to specialty shops, creating a diverse mix of paper crafts and philatelic treasures. The event emphasizes rediscovering the charm of handwritten communication in a creative, community-driven atmosphere.
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