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Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
Founded in Nagoya in 1911, the Tokyo Philharmonic is Japan's oldest and largest orchestra with 166 members. Featuring distinguished foreign soloists and conductors and a perennial presence on the NHK TV New Year's special, the Philharmonic is based at Tokyo Opera City in Shinjuku but also performs at Suntory Hall in the Ark Hills complex in Akasaka ( M052C) and at Bunkamura Orchard Hall (M04FD) in Shibuya.
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Tokyo Symphony Orchestra
One of Tokyo's best, established in 1946, this orchestra premieres works by contemporary Japanese composers, such as Ikumu Dan and Yoshiro Irino. It also performs traditional works by Western masters, such as Berlioz, Mahler and Schoenberg. Check its website for performance times and venues.
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Tokyo Comedy Store
You probably know the type - the class clown, the merry exhibitionist - who joins this kind of comedy troupe. Basically, this is a funny bunch of expatriated amateurs and professionals doing their shtick. Shows take place at various venues; check the website for schedules.
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Tokyo Q
Run by long-time expats who adore Tokyo, Tokyo Q is an excellent place to catch glimpses of the city from the inside. Reviews and listings cover clubs and bars - colourful, thoughtfully crafted and discriminating. Many listings include fairly detailed maps.
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Metropolis
An excellent free resource that lists and reviews events, including contemporary film. Available in record stores and expat-frequented cafés and restaurants.
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