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Tokyo's long-running English and Japanese improv comedy group has performed unscripted shows at What the Dickens! since 2010. The international cast takes audience suggestions in both languages and builds scenes on the spot using physical comedy and pantomime, keeping things accessible regardless of language ability. Book tickets online in advance as shows can sell out.
The Pirates of Tokyo Bay is an improvisational theatre troupe based in Tokyo, Japan, that performs in both English and Japanese. Founded in 2010, the group specializes in short-form improv comedy. The troupe utilizes a format that alternates between English and Japanese or mixes both languages within a single scene to accommodate multilingual audiences.
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former Beer Museum
A mildly interesting permanent exhibition covering the brewing process in general and the history of Japan Beer Brewery Company which developed Yebisu beer, and which is now a part of Sapporo Breweries. There is even a Virtual Brewery Adventure to try.
東京都写真美術館, Tokyo-to Shashin Bijutsukan
A must for fans of photography, with multiple floors of constantly changing exhibitions of the best photography from around Japan and the world.