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Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Komazawa Olympic Park)

Japanese title: 駒沢ファンタジア 2026(駒沢オリンピック公園)

Komazawa Olympic Park (Komazawa-daigaku Sta.)

A two-day event marking the park's December 1 anniversary, with a local market, food trucks, workshops and stage shows. An app-based point rally runs from Oct 31 to Jan 12.

Dates
Nov 28 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun)
Time
10:00–16:00
Price
See the official page for prices
Venue
Komazawa Olympic Park
Nearest station
Komazawa-daigaku Sta.

Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.

About this event

A G-SHOCK watch is among the prizes in Komazawa Fantasia 2026's park-wide digital point rally, which accompanies a weekend community festival. Under the theme 'FAN×FUN FANTASIA,' the event brings local businesses, park visitors and neighborhood organizations together at Komazawa Olympic Park. The central plaza hosts a market, hands-on workshops, exhibitions, plant sales, food trucks, live performances and storytelling. Visitors can also use the official TOKYO PARKS PLAY app to visit designated locations around the park and nearby shops, complete quiz-style missions and accumulate points. Reaching 600 points earns a limited original eco-bag while supplies last. At 1,000 points, participants can apply for a prize draw featuring three CASIO G-SHOCK watches, ten succulent arrangements from GREEN JAM and ten seasonal plant arrangements from La terre. The festival celebrates the park's opening anniversary and its relationship with the surrounding community.

Highlights

  • Browse the community market, plant stalls and local workshops.
  • Watch live performances and storytelling on the central-plaza stage.
  • Collect 600 app points for a limited original eco-bag.
  • Reach 1,000 points to enter the G-SHOCK and plant-arrangement prize draw.
  • Explore nearby shops through the TOKYO PARKS PLAY point rally.
Good for
Families, local-market enthusiasts and visitors who enjoy outdoor activities with digital challenges will find plenty to explore.

Good to know

  • No check-in is required for the central-plaza festival.
  • The event proceeds in light rain but is cancelled in severe weather, with cancellation notices posted the previous day.
  • Market purchases and some activities may carry separate charges.
  • The point rally requires the free TOKYO PARKS PLAY smartphone app; eco-bags are distributed while stocks last.

Summarized from the official page and press materials.

What connects Komazawa Fantasia to the 1964 Tokyo Olympics?

Komazawa Olympic Park was a competition venue during the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, hosting sports including wrestling and volleyball. After the Games, the grounds opened to the public as a park combining green areas with sports facilities. Komazawa Fantasia is held in connection with the anniversary of that public opening, which falls on December 1. The celebration reflects the park's transition from Olympic venue to an everyday recreational space used by surrounding communities.

The 2026 theme, 'FAN×FUN FANTASIA,' emphasizes collaboration with local businesses and regular park visitors. Market stalls, workshops and performances create a gathering point, while the digital rally extends participation into neighboring facilities and shops. The rally continues beyond the festival weekend, and its prizes include merchandise and plants supplied in connection with the event. It encourages visitors to explore the park as part of the wider neighborhood. So download TOKYO PARKS PLAY before starting the point-collecting route.

Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Japanese) · Komazawa Olympic Park official information (Japanese)

Distance from major stations

From Komazawa-daigaku
0.8 km, about 14 min on foot
From Toritsu-daigaku
1.6 km, about 15 min by train
From Sakura-shinmachi
1.7 km, about 15 min by train
From Nishi-Taishido
2.0 km, about 15 min by train

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

What is Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Komazawa Olympic Park)?
A G-SHOCK watch is among the prizes in Komazawa Fantasia 2026's park-wide digital point rally, which accompanies a weekend community festival. Under the theme 'FAN×FUN FANTASIA,' the event brings local businesses, park visitors and neighborhood organizations together at Komazawa Olympic Park. The central plaza hosts a market, hands-on workshops, exhibitions, plant sales, food trucks, live performances and storytelling. Visitors can also use the official TOKYO PARKS PLAY app to visit designated locations around the park and nearby shops, complete quiz-style missions and accumulate points. Reaching 600 points earns a limited original eco-bag while supplies last. At 1,000 points, participants can apply for a prize draw featuring three CASIO G-SHOCK watches, ten succulent arrangements from GREEN JAM and ten seasonal plant arrangements from La terre. The festival celebrates the park's opening anniversary and its relationship with the surrounding community.
When is Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Komazawa Olympic Park)?
Nov 28 (Sat) – Nov 29 (Sun)
What are the opening hours of Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Komazawa Olympic Park)?
10:00–16:00 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Komazawa Olympic Park) cost?
See the official page for prices
Where is Komazawa Fantasia 2026 (Komazawa Olympic Park) and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Komazawa Olympic Park. The nearest station is Komazawa-daigaku Sta..

Checked against the official page on October 28, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.

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