Hey everyone, my friend had to cancel so now I have one extra ticket for Studio Ghibli Museum, just buy me breakfast or lunch and the ticket is yours!
I am from Canada, and have been in Japan since July on a working holiday visa. Hoping to have a chill and fun time :)
Hey everyone,
I’m an Indian who moved to Tokyo about a month ago. I enjoy exploring new places, music, and nightlife, and I’m looking to meet new people here.
📍 Activity: Clubbing at WARP Shinjuku
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 28
🕒 Time: 22:30 onwards
Plan is to check out WARP and enjoy the music and vibe. I’d prefer not going solo, so looking for people to join.
We can meet outside the venue and head in together. I’ll likely book tickets online, but paying at arrival is also fine.
💰 Cost: Entry fee depends on the event (usually ~¥1500–¥3000)
📍 Location (Google Maps):
https://maps.app.goo.gl/yo9bcAzkR9tCvW8N9
If you’re interested, drop a comment and we can coordinate 👍
Hi, I'm polish traveling alone visiting Tokyo for 2 weeks. I'm planning to do karaoke today in the evening.
If anyone wants to join please let me know and we figure out the most convenient location.
I speak Japanese if that matters.
Place (but I'm flexible): https://maps.app.goo.gl/bKxiNRJAvL9YBgoo6
Cost: around 2k jpy?
I'm coming back from university abroad in a week and I'd like to find someone who wants to go karaoke. hmu if your down :)
Expat resident drinking at the hub Shinjuku, anyone welcomed, English, Spanish, Japanese.
I am a solo traveler from the U.S., in Tokyo through Golden Week. I come to Japan a couple times a year mainly to attend idol concerts and festivals.
I'm usually fine going solo, but I've invited newcomers from tokyoirl a couple times before, including last weekend, and it's always been a really fun experience breaking the ice for people — so figured I'd offer again.
If you've ever been curious about smaller "underground" idol events in Japan but felt hesitant because of language barriers, etiquette, or just not knowing what to expect or even how to find events, this is a good chance to try it out. I'm happy to help translate, explain how things work, and answer any questions along the way. I've been into Japanese idol groups (big and small) and used to follow K-pop quite a bit too, so we can chat about either.
No pressure at all—you’re free to join for as little or as long as you want.
I'll probably be there most of the day, but plan to be there from 4pm onward for sure — that's when my favorite acts are on.
Sunday, April 26, 10:00–22:00 at Zirco Tokyo
If you can’t make this date but are interested, feel free to reach out—I’ll be going to plenty more events up through Golden Week.
Met up with some people on here for karaoke earlier. Having a small dinner now before I head out again. So much to see! My night is just getting started. Down for whatever. I'm near Shibuya Station
I've a work trip early May in Tokyo for a few days but still looking to log my running mileage for the week (training for hyrox).
LF any casual runners or people in the same fitness enthusiast realm for a running buddy and a chitchat here and there for social/cultural exchange.
I'm from South East Asia. I'm also learning to speak Japanese, and a huge fan of anything Japanese. I play music instruments, build gundam, play video games and love anything fitness.
I'm not sure of the routing but 5-10km would suffiice and perhaps the imperial palace, akasaka , or sumida river rouing or even odaiba would be nice options! I'm open and never run/jog in tokyo yet!
Hey guys, couple of months in living here working as a data guy and realised finding someone is 100x harder here.
I am into art,sketching, random weekday picnic ,pottery, running , badminton or whatever you are upto.
I live near Tamagawa Tokyu line.
(ps i am from Indian descent)
Hey there! I just arrived in Kita City yesterday and wanted to get to know people and make some new friends!
A little about me, I am a Game Designer from the US. I speak enough Japanese to get me though simple conversations, but still learning (would love to meet up with someone I could practice with)! This is my second time in Japan and planning a lot more trips in the near future.
I am a huge nerd, so let me if you are up for something like playing MtG at Hareyura or shopping in Akihabara! I also love cafes and up for cafe hopping if that's more of your thing!
I don't have many concrete plans, so I am available most times! Just let me know when works best for you~
Lacking motivation to train? Kind of bored at the gym?
Beginner at strength training but highly motivated guy. The goal is to train seriously while having fun together. Thinking training twice a week, two hours per session.
Not a hidden dating meetup! Friendship first!
I can go anywhere in Tokyo.
Just tell me :
- what’s your membership if you already have one
- what’s your nationality
- where you’d prefer to train
in the comments section.
I don’t care about your age, how you look, etc.
I’m also fluent in Japanese btw.
So I moved to Tokyo a month ago and have finally settled down to a daily schedule. I am yet to start Baito so I tend to have time before and after classes these days. Looking for people who may be interested in meeting up in the evenings to explore tokyo, or just hang out while having some food and drinks.
About me, I am Shuu, and I am from India. When not in class you can find me at inde music gigs, thrift stores, hobby shops and more. I love meeting people, trying new foods, exploring, alt fashion, window shopping, and being a nerd (don't let me near gunpla).
If this interests you, I am open most days and willing to meet in a public and safe location, kill a few hours and make a few friends
Hi all, US artist back again with a (maybe) fun idea!
I want to ride the Yamanote starting from a major station, such as Shibuya, and ride the line full loop while doing quick figure studies / passenger sketches the whole way, like a moving life drawing session with unsuspecting commuters as models. I’ve been doing this for a few months on various lines already and it’s great practice!
I thought it could be fun to make a little group out of it (all skill levels welcome — doodlers very much included). Bring a sketchbook or tablet, ride the loop, draw strangers, maybe grab a coffee after and compare sketches.
If this sounds like your kind of nonsense, let me know.
Hey! I help run the Pirates of Tokyo Bay, and our monthly show is this Sunday at What the Dickens! in Ebisu.
It's improv comedy performed in both English and Japanese. Separate scenes, so you don't need to understand both. Works great if you're bringing a Japanese friend or partner. The crowd is usually a mix of locals and expats, and it's a pretty social atmosphere.
📅 Sunday, April 26th
🕖 Doors at 19:00 (good time to grab food and a drink)
🕢 Show at 19:30
🎟️ ¥2,500 includes a free drink
📍 What the Dickens!, Ebisu (Map)
Come through if you're looking for something different to do this weekend.
Show info here: piratesoftokyobay.com/shows
Hey! If you're looking for something to do this weekend, we're organising Tokyo Vibes Volume 10 on April 25.
It's a multi-floor event in Nihonbashi with a bit of everything: art gallery, live music, DJs, rooftop terrace, pop-up shops, and more.
Good to know:
- 🕔 17:00 - 22:30
- 💴 ¥2500 entry
- 📍 The A.I.R Building, Nihonbashi -> https://maps.app.goo.gl/2kAtGAjtzjHvsMrG9
Happy to answer any questions if you have them, and hope to see you there!