Map first
Every event is a pin. Pan across Tokyo, zoom into your neighbourhood, or check what's on in a city you're about to visit.
Festivals, matsuri, markets, concerts and exhibitions — thousands of events across the country, refreshed every hour.
Free · No account needed · English & 日本語
Open the app, look around you, go. No feed to scroll, no ticketing account, no newsletter.
Every event is a pin. Pan across Tokyo, zoom into your neighbourhood, or check what's on in a city you're about to visit.
What, when, where. Tap a category chip, jump to “today” or “this weekend”, or search by name — then keep browsing.
Walk past a festival without knowing it? Not anymore. Eventory can nudge you when something you like is happening close by.
Bookmark events to your own lists, add them to your phone calendar, and share them with whoever you're dragging along.
Every listing links to the organiser's page and the venue on the map, so you can double-check times and access yourself.
Found a poster for something we're missing? Photograph it in the app and send it in — that's how local listings get better.
Set your interests once — matsuri, farmers' markets, art exhibitions — and Eventory watches the map for you while you go about your day.
Big festivals are easy to find. The neighbourhood shrine festival two stations away, the summer fireworks in the next town, the flea market in a temple courtyard — those are the ones Eventory is really for.
Six top-level categories, dozens of sub-categories, updated as the catalogue grows.
Eventory covers the whole country. Whether you're looking for things to do in Tokyo this weekend, a summer matsuri in Osaka, an exhibition in Kyoto or fireworks in a town you've never heard of, it's on the same map.
Yes. Browsing events is free and no account is required. Signing in is only needed for features like sending feedback or reporting an event.
Japan, nationwide. Coverage is naturally densest around the big cities — Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo — and it keeps growing. Other countries may come later, but there's no timeline yet.
Events are collected continuously and a new snapshot is published hourly. The app downloads that snapshot so the map stays fast.
Event details come from the organiser's or host's pages and from search engine summaries, so accuracy depends on the source. Always verify dates, times and venues with the organiser before travelling — every listing links straight to them. If something looks wrong, the Report button in the app tells us to check it.
Location is optional. It is used to centre the map on you and, if you enable nearby notifications, to spot events happening close by. You can refuse it and still use everything else.
Yes — Eventory works in English and Japanese, and follows your phone's language.
If you spot a poster for something that isn't listed, take a photo of it in the app (or paste a link to the flyer) and send it over. We'll take it from there.
Use the Feedback button in the About section of the app — it reaches us directly, and it's the fastest way to report a bug or ask for a feature.
Eventory Japan is free on iPhone and Android. We're a small, new app — if something's missing or wrong, tell us from inside the app and we'll fix it.