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Green Ireland Festival and St. Patrick’s Day Parade. St. Patrick’s Day in Tokyo is celebrated every year with the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade that takes place along Omotesandō Avenue. It will include traditional music and, of course, Irish dancing performances, plus a gourmet booth where you can try Irish whisky and more. “I Love Ireland” Festival & St.Patrick’s Day Parade (Mar 18-19): St.Paddy’s Day is underway this weekend in the Harajuku-Omotesando area. Yoyogi Park will host a themed festival where the food and drink of Ireland will be on offer. At 1pm on Sunday, the annual St.Patrick’s Day Parade will take place along Omotesando Street. Tokyo events for Monday, March 11 to Sunday, March 17, 2024. Music festivals take to the stage this week as the weather warms up into spring, and the weekend fills with green in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day on March 17. In other news, the cherry blossoms are fast approaching and some festivals will start from as early as March 16! The Irish Network Japan (INJ), founded in 1987, has played a key role in bringing Irish traditions to Japan. They organized Tokyo’s first St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 1992, starting with just 60 participants. Today, Tokyo boasts one of Asia’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parades, attracting thousands of spectators and participants each year. 29th Emerald Ball – Charity Dinner (Minato City, Tokyo) March 15 (Saturday) to March 16 (Sunday) Green Ireland Festival 2025 (Shibuya, Tokyo) March 16 (Sunday) 30th St. Patrick’s Day Parade Tokyo (Harajuku, Omotesando, Tokyo) St. Patrick’s Day Ceili (Setagaya, Tokyo) St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Fukuoka (Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture) St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated in Ireland for nearly 1,200 years, and in the United States for more than 260 years, with the most famous St. Patrick’s Day Parade on New York’s 5th Avenue. Japan’s first St. Patrick’s Day parade was held in Tokyo in 1992. The 30th St. Patrick’s Day Parade Tokyo A green wave engulfs Omotesando Hills once a year during Tokyo's St. Patrick's Day parade. This is the second part of a celebratory weekend, with the "I Love Ireland" festival held at Yoyogi Park the day before. The St. Paddy's Day parade is the biggest Irish event in Japan and was started in 1992. With 500,000 - 800,000 readers each month, Tokyo Cheapo is the site of choice for value hunters who want their yen to go further in Tokyo. We cover all the basics including things to do in Tokyo, how to get from Narita airport to Tokyo, which JR rail pass to choose, getting a SIM card and pocket wifi. St. Patrick’s Day Parades: Various locations in Tokyo: March 17, 2024: Throughout the day: Bar Crawling Event: Various pubs in Tokyo: March 17, 2024: Evening: St. Patrick’s Day Cruise Parties: Tokyo Bay: March 17, 2024: Evening “I Love Ireland” Festival: Yoyogi Park: March 16, 2024: All day ・St. Patrick’s Day Céilí (Setagaya, Tokyo) ・St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Fukuoka (Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture) March 20 (Thursday, Public Holiday): Ireland Festival in Osaka 2025 (Osaka, Osaka Prefecture) March 21 (Friday) – March 22 (Saturday): Irish Studies in Asia – Kobe 2025 (Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture) March 22 (Saturday I Love Ireland Festival and St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2023. St. Patrick’s Day in Tokyo is celebrated every year with the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade that takes place along Omotesando Avenue. This year, there will also be a festival in Yoyogi Park Events Square. The parade starts at 1 p.m. on March 12. “I Love Ireland” Festival and St. Patrick’s Day Parade. St. Paddy’s Day celebrations will take place this weekend around the Harajuku-Omotesando area. Yoyogi Park will host a themed festival where Irish food and drink will be on offer. At 1pm on Sunday, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place along Omotesando Street. At 1pm on Sunday, the annual St.Patrick’s Day parade will take place along Omotesando Street. The streets are already donning Irish and Japanese flags in anticipation for the weekend’s celebrations. Tokyo Tower Taiwan Festival (Mar 18-20): Tokyo Tower Taiwan Festival is a three-day affair celebrating and promoting Taiwan-Japanese relations St.Patrick’s Day Festival and Parade (March 20): St.Paddy’s Day is underway this weekend in the Harajuku-Omotesando area. Yoyogi Park will host a themed festival where the food and drink of Ireland will be on offer. At 1pm on Sunday, the annual St.Patrick’s Day parade will take place along Omotesando Street. Really get into the spirit (no, not that one) of St Patrick's Day at a celebratory céilí, hosted by Alison The St. Patrick’s Day Parade makes its way down Omotesandō Avenue to the sounds of traditional Irish music, fluttering flags, and cheers. The color of choice is, of course, green, with many also sporting leprechaun attire. With 500,000 - 800,000 readers each month, Tokyo Cheapo is the site of choice for value hunters who want their yen to go further in Tokyo. We cover all the basics including things to do in Tokyo , how to get from Narita airport to Tokyo , which JR rail pass to choose , getting a SIM card and pocket wifi . St Patrick’s Day Big Weekend at the Farrier: Camden. Head to Camden for all things Irish. The Farrier will be celebrating all weekend from Friday-Sunday March 15th-17th: there’s a six-course gourmet menu on the Friday, traditional Irish music, Irish-themed cocktails and some expertly-poured Guinness (as always) on Saturday and a full-on party on the day itself. From the creators of the infamous Tokyo Cheapo, comes London Cheapo - the ultimate guide to London for Cheapos, and basically anyone who's not commuting to Canary Wharf. Each month, more than 50,000 Londoners and visitors to London check London Cheapo for the latest in events and things to see and do in London. With 500,000 - 800,000 readers each month, Tokyo Cheapo is the site of choice for value hunters who want their yen to go further in Tokyo. We cover all the basics including things to do in Tokyo, how to get from Narita airport to Tokyo, which JR rail pass to choose, getting a SIM card and pocket wifi.
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