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Designer Daisuke Simba, known for his work on shows such as “Wednesday Downtown,” will hold his first solo exhibition in Shibuya, Tokyo, from November 13 to 15.

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Taste-test about 24 varieties of sake at Copis Kichijoji—and even pour your own! “SAKE FES 2026 by KEG DRAFT vol. 3” will be held November 21–23

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The “Drawing Bottles” That Sold Out in Daikanyama Are Coming to Roppongi LAB HEENOOR’s Pop-Up Store Opens on Tuesday, November 10

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ITmedia has published an interview article titled “Endpoint Security in the Post-Mythos Era” .

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Japan’s rising star, Goyu Nakagawa (18), becomes the first Japanese rider—and the youngest ever—to win the overall title in a series that includes the Pro class! He heads into the final round in November aiming to defend his title in the Thai Motorcycle Championship. With three wins in three races this season, he enters the final showdown at the top of the annual standings.

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Enjoy Rainbow Trout Egg Harvesting and a Bowl of Freshly Squeezed Salmon Roe An Event for Families and Friends Held on Saturday, November 28, at the Samai Trout Farm in Shiga Prefecture

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What if your favorite park were bathed in magical light? A fantastical world of light and art appears in Machida at night! Serigaya Park transforms into a magical nighttime destination for 10 days only

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Japan’s Largest Rare Books Auction Returns: Public Exhibition to Be Held on November 13–14 The 2026 Tokyo Koten-kai Rare Books Exhibition and Auction

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Omotesando's "Hakata Udon Nakamura Niboshi" Celebrates Its First Anniversary Limited-Edition Set with "Hakata Tanakada" Available Starting November 11

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[Roadside Station Kisarazu: Umakata no Sato] A Weekly Weekend Tradition The “UMAUMA Agricultural Products Event” Will Be Held Even During the Year-End and New Year Holidays! Don’t let rising prices get you down! For a fixed entry fee of just “500 yen,” fill your basket to the brim with winter’s freshest produce!

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