Tokyo is buzzing with an incredible lineup of events for the final days of October, blending music, technology, and pop culture in ways only this city can. If you find yourself in town this week, especially today, October 30, and into the weekend, you’re in for a treat—with plenty to see, hear, and experience.Right now, the Japan Mobility Show is lighting up Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, running through November 9. This is far more than just a car show; it’s a global stage for the future of transportation, with major Japanese automakers like Toyota, Lexus, and Mazda unveiling futuristic concept cars, sustainable mobility solutions, and interactive tech displays. You can see the all-new Lexus LS Coupe and the Mazda Vision X-Coupe, plus enjoy live demos and family-friendly exhibits. Tickets are available online or at local convenience stores, and if you arrive after 4pm, you’ll get a discount. For anyone fascinated by the cutting edge of tech and design, this is a must-visit.Tonight, music fans have two standout options. If you’re into J-pop, the group CANDY TUNE is performing at Zepp Haneda at 6pm, guaranteed to deliver upbeat, catchy tracks in a lively venue. Meanwhile, K-pop lovers can catch ZEROBASEONE at Saitama Super Arena, just a short ride outside central Tokyo. Both shows are a chance to see rising stars in a city that’s always hungry for the next big thing.Looking ahead, Halloween is always a spectacle in Tokyo, and this year is no exception. On Friday, the Tokyo Halloween Festival takes over Zepp Haneda. This is Japan’s biggest Halloween music festival, where you can dress up, dance to live DJs, and compete in the costume contest for some unique prizes. Halloween has become a citywide celebration, so expect themed parties, pop-up events, and plenty of cosplay in Shibuya and Roppongi throughout the weekend.On Saturday, October 25, you still have the chance to catch some big acts—like the legendary Britpop band Oasis at Tokyo Dome, Ayaka in Sagamihara, or HYDE in Chiba—if you’re willing to venture a bit outside central Tokyo. The city’s venues are always packed this time of year, with something for every musical taste.If you’re looking for something a little different, consider a stroll through Showa Kinen Park, where a special night walk event is running—perfect for relaxed autumn evenings. Or, simply wander the streets of neighborhoods like Shinjuku and Shimokitazawa, where the city’s famous izakayas and bars are buzzing with locals and visitors alike.No matter your interests, Tokyo this week is a playground for the senses, offering everything from global music to visionary tech and immersive city culture. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more insider guides to Japan’s most exciting city.This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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