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Pop-Up Stores in Tokyo: December 2024 - Metropolis Japan

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By Megan Brown Clarke Verified, Ethan Linares
| Metropolis Magazine (Japan) Verified
Now until January 13th Mitsubishi will hold a winter event in collaboration with Nintendo’s “Super Mario” in Otemachi, Marunouchi, and Yurakucho from Thursday, November 14th, 2024 to Monday, January 13th, 2025.
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Things to Do in Tokyo in November - Metropolis Japan

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By Elina Garone, Megan Brown Clarke Verified
| Metropolis Magazine (Japan) Verified
We’ve finally made it to November—Arguably the best season in Japan, as the summer heatwave gives way to a crisp cool breeze and Tokyo comes alive. Want to soak in autumn vibes? Take a scenic stroll through golden leaves at the Hachioji Ginkgo Festival. Go on a hunt for vintage treasures at the Hanazono Shrine Antique Market, or dive into the city’s art scene at Tokyo Art Week. If you’re a book lover, head over to the Kanda Used Books Festival, where rare finds await.
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New 'pay what you can' Tickets at Macclesfield's MADS Little Theatre

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By Megan Brown Clarke Verified
| Macclesfield Nub News Verified
The cost of living crisis is still going on, but one Macclesfield institution is doing their bit to keep the arts affordable, and accessible to the town. MADS Little Theatre has introduced a new 'pay what you can' ticketing scheme. The performance collective, located inside a Grade II listed ex-Sunday School, has always offered low ticket prices. But this new 'pay what you can model' is a first for MADS, and is being launched ahead of the first play of the season next month.
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