The Tokyo International Film Festival was first held in 1985.

The Tokyo International Film Festival is held at Roppongi Hills, a large-scale urban development project in Tokyo.

The Tokyo International Film Festival aims to promote Japanese cinema, international cinema, and cultural exchange.

The Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix is the highest award given at the Tokyo International Film Festival.

Drive My Car, directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi, won the Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix in 2022.

Akira Kurosawa was the first recipient of the Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix in 1985 for his film Ran.

Around 200 films are typically screened at the Tokyo International Film Festival.

Japan has won the most Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix awards, followed by the United States, France, and Italy.

Takeshi Kitano has won the Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix twice, for his films Sonatine (1993) and Zatoichi (2003).

Daniel Day-Lewis won the Best Actor award at the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2007 for his performance in There Will Be Blood.

Marion Cotillard won the Best Actress award at the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2007 for her performance in La Vie en Rose.

Plan 75, directed by Chie Hayakawa, won the Audience Award at the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2022.

The Cannes Film Festival is generally considered to be the most prestigious film festival in the world.

TIFFy is the name of the Tokyo International Film Festival's mascot.

China has never won the Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix.