Nagoya’s packed with madness this week. Are you ready for this?
Foreign Horror: Oden
As Halloween creeps closer, something sinister is simmering in Japan.
Late-night cravings take a horrifying twist in Oden, where a bubbling pot at a quiet convenience store may conceal something unspeakable.
Are you ready to uncover what lurks beneath the surface?
A Fiery Tradition
Get ready for a fiery spectacle as the Hada Festival lights up Toyohashi!
Handheld cannon fireworks explode into the night sky, and festival stalls line the streets.
DERA WAVE!
🗓️ Oct 5 | 📍 Tight Rope
Manga Rock, Cannibal Core, Pop-Punk... and J-Pop so sweet it will remove the enamel from your teeth.
What do all these acts have in common? They have been put in a music blender for DERA WAVE 2024 at Tightrope.
Is NAG ready for this carnival?
Tokoname Pottery Festival
Looking for an eventful weekend of culture and spectacle?
The Tokoname Pottery Festival is back, with handcrafted ceramics from one of Japan's "Six Ancient Kilns" and fireworks lighting the night sky.
From pottery markets to hands-on workshops, it's a celebration steeped in tradition and packed with things to explore.
Footnote New Zealand Dance
🗓️ Oct 5~6 | 📍 Aichi Arts Center
Experience a stunning fusion of contemporary dance and Butoh as Footnote New Zealand Dance and choreographer Kota Yamazaki bring 'Thin Paper, Autonomous Synapses, Nomads, Tokyo-ing' to Nagoya.
Dive into culture-bending dance
Spanish Metal Attacks Nagoya!
🗓️ Oct 8 | 📍 Fushimi Lion Theater
Watching the caustically ingenious Spanish Metal band Rise To Fall mind-meld with a devoted Japanese fan base will be a thrill.
If you live to be x-rayed with sound and pummeled by a ferocious crowd, you should punch the ticket for this gig.
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