One may visit Nihonbashi, a district found in Chuo Ward not far from Tokyo Station, which stretches towards Akihabara as well as alongside the Sumida River, to find many Japanese traditional items like the 'kimono' (Japanese garb) or the 'uchiwa'/'sensu' (fan that uses paper pasted on wooden skeleton, the latter type being foldable and usually made with durable Japanese paper).

Once again the famous Sanno festival has come to the Sanno area of Tokyo. It comes twice a year and paints the town with a sea of music, dancing, portable shrines and all around fun!