Welcome to your Tokyo weekend guide! Today is Saturday, November 29th, and Tokyo is absolutely buzzing with incredible events. Let's dive into what's happening right now and what you should catch before the week ends.

If you're in the mood for live music tonight, JAM Project is performing at Yokohama Buntai Arena at five o'clock this evening, bringing anime music and anison performances that'll get you energized. Over in Funabashi, K-pop sensation Taemin is taking the stage at LaLa arena Tokyo-Bay at five o'clock, perfect if you're craving some world-class performances. Meanwhile, ONE N' ONLY is rocking Yokohama's Pia Arena at six in the evening with J-pop hits that'll keep you dancing.

But wait, there's more happening right now on this very Saturday. The Oedo Antique Market is open today, featuring vintage treasures and collectibles throughout Tokyo. The Tokyo International Art Fair wrapped up yesterday and today, showcasing contemporary art from galleries across the region.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Sunday November 30th, you've got amazing options. Taemin returns to LaLa arena at four o'clock in the afternoon for another electrifying performance. JAM Project is back at Yokohama Buntai Arena at four o'clock for an afternoon show. If you're into live music with a different vibe, miwa is performing at Billboard Live Tokyo at four o'clock, bringing J-pop and pop rock energy to the venue. The evening heats up with Seikima-II at Saitama Super Arena at five thirty, delivering hard rock and metal performances that'll shake the rafters.

Later this week, the energy continues building toward something truly spectacular. On December 13th and 14th, the Music Bank Global Festival is launching at Japan National Stadium in Shinjuku, featuring massive K-pop acts like ATEEZ, ITZY, Tomorrow X Together, Stray Kids, IVE, and many more. This two-day extravaganza starts at five o'clock in the evening both days, with tickets beginning at twenty-two thousand yen. This is one of the biggest K-pop events of the season, so mark your calendars now.

Whether you're into K-pop, J-pop, rock, or eclectic performances, Tokyo this weekend and through next week offers something spectacular for everyone. Get out there and experience the incredible energy of Tokyo's live music and cultural scene.

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