121 food events in Tokyo, on now or this week, with dates, hours, prices and nearest stations in English. 39 of them are free.
Food events
Around Takarada Ebisu Shrine (Nihombashi-honcho, Odenmacho, Horidomecho) (Kodemmacho Sta.)
Oct 19 (Mon) – Oct 20 (Tue) 10:00–21:00
An Edo-era street fair around Takarada Ebisu Shrine, where stalls sell bettara-zuke, a sweet pickled daikon radish, alongside food stalls. Portable shrine parades on the 19th and Bon dancing on the 20th. Held in rain except in storms.
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Keio Department Store Shinjuku, B1 Fresh Food & Grocery (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 15 (Thu) – Oct 21 (Wed) 10:00–20:30
Fukushima Shine Muscat grapes, dried fruit and jams in the basement food hall.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 22 (Thu) – Oct 23 (Fri) 17:00–21:30
Evening sake event with 15+ sakes and craft gins from Kansai and Fukushima. Last order 21:00. Free shuttle from Shinagawa Station. May pause or cancel in rain.
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Odakyu Department Store Shinjuku, SHINJUKU DELISH PARK (Odakyu Ace North) (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 19 (Mon) – Oct 24 (Sat) 10:30–21:30
A week-long pop-up by Ippinko, a ramen and gyoza shop from Oyama, Tochigi; cashless only.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) 09:30–15:30
Learn about Katsushika school lunches: taste miso soups made with different dashi, a food quiz, cooking equipment displays, and a salt test for your home miso soup (bring 50 ml; until 15:00).
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) 12:00–17:00
On the lawn of Koenji Apartment between Koenji and Asagaya: Koenji's own craft beer, Tokyo-area breweries and wineries from Yamanashi.
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Participating restaurants around Shimokitazawa Station (reception at Shimokita Ekiue, station 2F) (Shimokitazawa Sta.)
Oct 8 (Thu) – Oct 25 (Sun) 12:00–20:00
About 110 Shimokitazawa restaurants serve curry for a food crawl. Hours shown are for the reception desk; each restaurant keeps its own hours.
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Marunouchi, Yurakucho, Hibiya & Toyosu areas (Gyoko-dori, Tokyo International Forum plaza, Hibiya Naka-dori, etc.) (Yurakucho Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Oct 25 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A Tokyo Metropolitan Government food festival across four areas (Marunouchi, Yurakucho, Hibiya, Toyosu), with food trucks, restaurant specials and markets using Tokyo-grown ingredients. Hours vary by area; held rain or shine.
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Azabudai Hills Central Square (Roppongi-itchome Sta.)
Oct 23 (Fri) – Oct 25 (Sun) 12:00–20:00
Roasted sweet potatoes, sweet potato desserts, roasted chestnuts and Mont Blanc, with a bonfire from 15:00 and daily live music at Azabudai Hills. Sales until 19:30; may change or be canceled in rain.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Oct 25 (Sun) 10:00–19:00
An autumn festival inside the amusement park with food stalls, food trucks and drinks including alcohol, plus music and dance on stage. No booking needed; held in light rain.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Oct 25 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
A festival of Vietnamese food at Shiba Park, with food and shopping booths, talks on Vietnamese food culture and concerts by Vietnamese artists.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Oct 25 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
Part of Koenji Fes 2026: pick any 4 curries from 12 booths run by Suginami restaurants and compare them. Tickets are sold at the reception on site.
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Sesion Suginami (courtyard) (Higashi-Koenji Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Oct 25 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
Beer from Koenji Bakushu Kobo, a used book fair on foreign countries and children's books (24th), a dance festival (25th) and fair games. Part of Koenji Fes.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 24 (Sat) – Oct 25 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A meat-focused food festival with food trucks, combined with a music festival. Discounted draft beer tickets are sold in advance. Held in rain (canceled in typhoons or severe weather). Limited parking; about 6 min walk from Odakyu Machida Station.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Taito Hall, 6F-7F (Asakusa Sta.)
Oct 24 (Sat) – Oct 25 (Sun) 13:00–20:00
A tea event where you can taste teas and sweets from all over Japan and buy your favorites on the spot, with seminars and workshops for beginners to experts. Two sessions a day: Oct 24, 13:00–16:00 and 17:00–20:00; Oct 25, 10:00–13:00 and 14:00–17:00.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 25 (Sun) 10:00–15:00
Restaurants from Edogawa's shopping streets gather in the Flower Garden to sell their signature dishes, plus a show by local hero Edoranger.
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Outdoor tea spots along Ginza-dori (Ginza 1–8) and Ginza Mitsukoshi 9F (Ginza Sta.)
Oct 25 (Sun) 13:00–16:00
An autumn tea gathering where six tea ceremony schools and sencha masters serve tea at 12 outdoor spots along Ginza-dori, with original wagashi from Ginza shops. The beginner tea experience needs no booking. In rain, only the tea room on Ginza Mitsukoshi 9F is held.
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Tokyo Skytree Town, 4F Sky Arena (Tokyo Skytree Sta.)
Sep 19 (Sat) – Oct 26 (Mon) 11:00–21:00
German beer and food at the foot of Tokyo Skytree. Until 21:30 on Fridays and Saturdays. Cancelled in stormy weather.
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Odakyu Department Store Shinjuku 7F Event Space (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 26 (Mon) 10:00–20:00
Sencha, hojicha, Japanese black tea and kamairi-cha from tea regions across Japan, with tastings to help you choose. Highlights include 14 brands from six Kyushu prefectures, plus teapots and tea canisters. Closes at 17:00 on the last day.
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Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, Main Bldg 7F Event Hall (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 26 (Mon) 10:00–19:00
A fair at Nihombashi Mitsukoshi gathering long-established and new food brands and crafts from Chuo City. Mostly food, plus kimono and lifestyle goods. Eat-in last order 30 min before closing; closes 18:00 on the last day.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 26 (Mon) 12:00–20:00
Champagne, wines from around the world, whisky and tequila at Ginza Mitsukoshi. A 6-sheet common ticket covers 10 tasting spots and bars. 20+ only.
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Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, B1 Food Collection (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 27 (Tue) 10:00–19:30
Shops from shopping streets across Japan such as Togoshi Ginza, Yanaka Ginza, Azabu-Juban and Kawagoe gather at the B1 food hall (onigiri, gyoza, karaage, bagels, okonomiyaki and more). Eat-in only for the Azabu-Juban mont blanc; last order 19:00 (18:30 on the last day).
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Ginza Mitsukoshi Main Bldg B2F GINZA Stage & Event Space (Ginza Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 27 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
Baked sweets picked by sweets media ufu.: walnut bakes by four young chefs, about 20 brands of lemon cake, madeleines, cookie tins and a Paris-Brest fair. Limited quantities.
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Isetan Shinjuku Main Bldg B1 Food Collection (Shinjuku-sanchome Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 27 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A basement food fair of regional rice dishes from 10 shops: horse mackerel fry rice box, Kirishima's katsu-meshi, Niigata tare-katsu donburi, harako-meshi, Imabari yakibuta tamago-meshi and Yonezawa beef roast beef bowl.
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Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C. Main Bldg B1 Food Event Space (Nihombashi Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 27 (Tue) 10:30–19:30
A basement food fair of regional specialties from Iwate: Maesawa beef sukiyaki bento, Sanriku seafood bento, Morioka jajamen noodles, grilled squid skewers and wild grape and aronia juices. Quantities are limited.
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Keio Department Store Shinjuku 7F Main Event Hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 22 (Thu) – Oct 27 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A British fair marking 100 years since Queen Elizabeth's birth: scones, clotted cream, tea, shortbread and meat pies, plus fish & chips made on site and whisky.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 22 (Thu) – Oct 27 (Tue) 10:00–19:00
A regional food fair with specialties from Yamagata and Miyagi on Tobu Ikebukuro's 8th floor for six days. Eat-in last orders are 30 minutes before closing.
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Toranomon Yokocho, Toranomon Hills Business Tower 3F (Toranomon Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Oct 28 (Wed) 11:00–23:00
A record 24 breweries from Aomori to Oita take turns serving sparkling 'awa sake'. The 16 restaurants of Toranomon Yokocho also pour it, and all 24 are available on Oct 25.
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Participating shops around Shinjuku-gyoemmae Station (Shinjuku-gyoemmae Sta.)
Oct 28 (Wed) – Oct 29 (Thu) 16:00–23:00
A food and drink crawl at 20 restaurants and bars around Shinjuku-gyoemmae Station, where tickets are exchanged for special autumn bar menus. Join anytime during the event; stamps from 3 shops enter a prize draw.
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Shinjuku Park Tower B1F (beside the escalator) (Tochomae Sta.)
Oct 28 (Wed) – Oct 30 (Fri) 11:00–19:00
A three-day fair selling products from Ishikari City, Hokkaido, beside the B1 escalator of Shinjuku Park Tower. The free VR venue Immersive Base SHINJUKU holds its pre-opening at the same time. Closes at 17:00 on the last day.
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Shimbashi SL Square (JR Shimbashi Station, Hibiya Exit) (Shimbashi Sta.)
Oct 28 (Wed) – Oct 30 (Fri) 11:00–20:00
31 municipalities that partner with Minato City gather at Shimbashi SL Square to sell seafood, wagyu, local sake, wine and regional specialties. Exhibitors change daily; cancelled in stormy weather.
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Nicolai Bergmann NOMU aoyama (Omotesando Sta.)
Oct 2 (Fri) – Oct 31 (Sat) 10:00–19:00
A limited-time café with Danish craft beer brand Mikkeller, serving beer with matching food and pie. Open daily during the period.
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Shibuya Hikarie 8F, 8/COURT and d47 SHOKUDO (Shibuya Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) 12:00–21:00
Craft makgeolli from Korea and Japan: talks by brewers, a tasting and sales booth, and an evening dinner.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) 13:00–18:00
An outdoor festival on the Tama River with about 300 natural wines and DJs, followed by a free open-air screening from 18:00.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Specialties from Makurazaki, Kagoshima, such as katsuobushi and shochu, plus food trucks. Try shaving katsuobushi and pole-and-line bonito fishing. 2 min from Omotesando Station Exit A3.
Instagram postOct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A three-day fair with Malaysian food from food trucks, such as nasi lemak and satay, plus traditional dance on stage, batik and henna experiences and Malaysian snacks and seasonings for sale.
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Ueno Park, Bentenmon-mae Plaza (Ueno Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
Rows of food stall tents in front of Bentendo Hall in Ueno Park, with live music and performances on a special stage. Held in rain; cancelled in storms.
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TENOHA Daikanyama (Forestgate Daikanyama TENOHA & MAIN buildings) (Daikanyama Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Taste and buy about 80 local specialties from Kesennuma, Iitate, Sekikawa, Hiji, Naruto and Maniwa. Also rock-paper-scissors with local mascots and a botanical candle-making workshop (first 15 people).
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Setagaya Park, HOME/WORK VILLAGE and more (Sangenjaya Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–16:00
A bread festival gathering popular bakeries in Setagaya Park and around Ikejiri and Mishuku; hours are provisional.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
20 Kanda curry restaurants chosen by fan vote gather, and visitors vote for the Grand Prix. On Nov 1 there are spice classes and talks, with the award ceremony from 17:00.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 1 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A beer festival hosted by Okutama brewery VERTERE, with breweries from around Japan plus local food and a market. 11:00-17:00 (gates 10:45, food last order 16:30). Free entry, no tickets needed; pay at each booth. About 20 minutes on foot from Okutama Station (special shuttle available); no parking. Held rain or shine, canceled in severe weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Towns of Hokkaido's Soya region, including Sarufutsu, Rishirifuji, Rishiri, Hamatonbetsu, Horonobe and Esashi, sell local specialties such as scallop butter curry, Rishiri kelp, dried scallops, milk jam and wine. Free hands-on corner and a digital stamp prize draw.
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Kojiya Sanshiro main store (Higashi-ginza Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) 14:00–16:00
A koji-making session by Higashi-Ginza Area Management and Kojiya Sanshiro. Reception from 13:40, about 14:00–16:00. Advance booking on Peatix required (20 places, first come first served).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 1 (Sun) 15:00–22:00
An autumn festival in Shinjuku Golden Gai, home to about 280 tiny bars. Participating bars waive cover charges with drinks from 500 yen; visit 5 bars for a prize draw, plus ladies' perks.
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Shinjuku Takashimaya (Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 21 (Wed) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–19:30
A Hokkaido food fair celebrating Shinjuku Takashimaya's 30th anniversary, gathering specialties from across Hokkaido. Eat-in counters open daily from 10:30 (last order 15:00 on Oct 27). Closes at 17:00 on the final day. An Ainu culture event is held at the 1F JR entrance outdoor space on Oct 31 and Nov 1.
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Tobu Department Store Ikebukuro, 8F event space (Ikebukuro Sta.)
Oct 22 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–19:00
A Hello Kitty-themed sweets market held for about two weeks on the 8th-floor event space of Tobu Ikebukuro, with Kitty-inspired sweets and goods. Check Tobu's event page for the last day's closing time and vendors.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 29 (Thu) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–20:00
A department store fair of specialties from the Tohoku prefectures, held in the main event hall on the 7th floor of Keio Department Store Shinjuku. Closes at 17:00 on the final day, Nov 3.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
Twelve popular ramen shops from across Japan gather for the final Komazawa edition.
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Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, Rooftop Nihombashi Garden (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
Rooftop craft beer festival with Japanese and international breweries (theme: hoppy lager) plus sausages and other food; live music Oct 31-Nov 2. Ages 20+, no pets, held in rain but canceled in storms. Last order 30 min before closing.
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Tokyo Dome City (participating shops & Central Park lawn) (Suidobashi Sta.)
Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–22:00
Bar-hop around participating Tokyo Dome City restaurants with a ¥1,000 set of one drink plus food. The Central Park lawn becomes a 'PICNIC PARK' where you can eat takeout. Serving hours follow each shop (check the official page). Stamp rally and gacha too. No drinking under 20.
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Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Event Plaza (Nihon-odori Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:00–18:00
Four days of regional food and specialties from all over Japan at the Red Brick Warehouse event plaza. 10:00-18:00, free admission (food and goods extra). Held rain or shine; canceled in stormy weather.
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Tokorozawa Sakura Town (Kadokawa Musashino Museum 3F, Central Plaza, SAKU-Lab) (Higashi-Tokorozawa Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–16:30
A four-day tea festival in the tea town of Tokorozawa, where growers and specialty shops pour Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese and Indian teas. Also teaware, sweets, seminars and workshops. Entry is free; the tasting rally needs a ticket.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–21:00
Four days of German food and drink. Closes at 20:00 on the last day, Nov 3.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–22:00
Korean food stalls and food trucks gather right below Tokyo Tower: yangnyeom chicken, bibimbap, bulgogi, tteokbokki, cheese hotdogs and more. Last order 21:30. Held in rain (may be canceled in severe weather).
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Minami-Osawa Station Avenue & Mitsui Outlet Park Tama-Minamiosawa special venue (Minami-Osawa Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–17:00
A bread festival with 17 bakeries from across Japan and venue-only breads; free entry.
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KITTE Marunouchi, 1F Atrium and Terrace (Tokyo Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–19:00
A nationwide products fair by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau: antenna-shop goods from all 47 prefectures, event-only bread, cup noodles and drinks, food trucks, a disaster-area support corner and local mascot stage shows.
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Saitama-Shintoshin Keyaki Hiroba (Saitama-Shintoshin Sta.)
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–20:00
A food festival with 20 shrimp and crab dishes from 10 restaurants (Saitama-Shintoshin, Saitama), plus craft beer. Seating available; held rain or shine (may be cancelled in storms). Fully cashless — no cash.
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Shiba Park Area 4, Multipurpose Ground (Onarimon Sta.)
Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 10:30–14:30
Taste and buy new-vintage wines from 36 Yamanashi wineries on the release day, 10:30-14:30 (last entry 13:30). Free entry; tasting set with glass and 20 tickets is 3,300 yen in advance or 4,000 yen on the day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 11:00–16:00
An autumn food festival on the Yamashita shopping street by Gotokuji and Yamashita stations, Nov 3 (holiday), 11:00-16:00. No registration needed.
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Yurakucho Ikiiki Toyama-kan Event Corner (Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan B1F) (Yurakucho Sta.)
Nov 2 (Mon) – Nov 4 (Wed) 10:00–17:00
A fair where Toyama Prefecture producers sell and promote local foods made with regional ingredients, with cooking demos and tastings. One producer per day.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 7 (Sat) 10:00–18:00
A large whisky tasting event by the Whisky Culture Institute. Nov 6 Premium Night (17:00–19:30); Nov 7 Session 1 10:00–13:30 and Session 2 14:30–18:00. Age 20+ only.
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Kawasaki Central Wholesale Market, North Market (Miyamaedaira Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 07:30–12:00
A morning festival when Kawasaki's North Wholesale Market opens to the public: a market-style sale, all-you-can-stuff vegetable bags, a tuna-cutting show and sale, flower auctions, breakfast at the market diners, and a minus-50°C cold experience. Free shuttle buses run from Miyamaedaira Station. Held rain or shine, canceled in severe weather.
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TOWER RECORDS BEER Shibuya (Tower Records Shibuya 6F) (Shibuya Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) 12:00–22:00
A launch event for the collab beers POWER HOP and NUAGES, pouring popular beers from Y.MARKET BREWING (Aichi) and RIO BREWING & CO. (Chiba). There is a DJ set and a prize draw. Last order 21:30.
Official page (Japanese)Oct 30 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–19:00
Roasted sweet potatoes and sweets made from sweet potatoes from all over Japan gather at Nakano Shiki-no-Mori Park. Cashless payment only.
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Ueno Park, Takenodai Plaza (fountain plaza) (Ueno Sta.)
Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
Tokyo liquor shops pour over 300 sakes and shochu by the cup at this outdoor festival in Ueno Park, with a junmai vs honjozo tasting, regional food stalls and stage shows. Held rain or shine; free entry after 19:00 on Nov 8.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 6 (Fri) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
A 3-day outdoor event for American craft beer. Beer is cashless only (with cash, buy tickets at the info booth first). Alcohol for 20+ only. Hours may change with the weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
The Katsushika edition of the Zennikusai meat food festival, with live stage shows and an arm-wrestling contest.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–16:30
A product fair from Sumita, Iwate, a partner town of Minato City, selling soba, pork curry, chicken products, pickled plums, dried shiitake and walnuts. Includes displays on decarbonization efforts.
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Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu 1F South Port D (walkway in front of Polo Ralph Lauren) (Toyosu Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
A pop-up of Tokyo Station's popular 'Ekibenya Matsuri' station-bento shop, bringing famous ekiben from around Japan featuring meat, seafood and more.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A fruit culture festival with fruit shops, growers, processed goods and goods, plus music, talks and workshops. On the 8th from 15:00, a free Sotte Bosse live (first 60 seats, no reservation).
Instagram postNov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:00
One of Ikebukuro's biggest food festivals, with 50 stalls of Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes and drinks, plus live stage shows and a kids' area. No reservation needed; held rain or shine.
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Nakano Central Park & Nakano Shiki-no-Mori Park (Nakano Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
The 11th edition of this sheep-themed festival, with lamb and mutton dishes, wool goods and crafts, hands-on activities and stage shows. Held rain or shine.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 11:00–20:30
Craft beers made with up to 20 varieties of Japanese hops, including fresh-hop beers from this year's harvest, with a sushi set for advance-ticket holders. Three sessions a day: 11:00–13:30, 14:30–17:00 and 18:00–20:30. Drinking age is 20.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 8 (Sun) 12:00–17:10
Sample over 260 Japanese sakes from about 52 breweries in two timed sessions per day.
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Kawasaki Regional Wholesale Market, South Market (Shitte Sta.)
Nov 8 (Sun) 08:00–13:00
A market festival at Kawasaki's South Wholesale Market: sales of seafood, produce and flowers, all-you-can-stuff vegetable bags, a flower auction, a tuna-cutting show with sale, food stalls, a quiz rally and a mobile petting aquarium. Held rain or shine, canceled in severe weather.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 8 (Sun) 14:00–15:30
After a picture-book reading by Ogu Library, make hot sandwiches on a park cooking bench using bread from the stories. First 20 groups; postponed to Nov 22 in stormy weather.
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InterContinental Tokyo Bay 3F Chef's Live Kitchen (Takeshiba Sta.)
Sep 1 (Tue) – Nov 9 (Mon) 15:00–16:45
A sweets buffet featuring Shine Muscat grapes and autumn fruits. One seating, 15:00–16:45 (last order 16:30).
Official page (Japanese)Oct 28 (Wed) – Nov 9 (Mon) 10:00–20:00
Food fair from the TBS morning show 'Lovit!', held at Ginza Mitsukoshi for the first time. Part 1: Oct 28-Nov 2; Part 2: Nov 3-9. Napolitan pasta, gyoza, curry, sweets and more, with eat-in (last order 60 min before closing). Closes 17:00 on Nov 2 and Nov 9; entry limits or numbered tickets when crowded.
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Isetan Shinjuku, Main Bldg. 6F event hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 4 (Wed) – Nov 9 (Mon) 10:30–19:30
More than 750 champagnes from about 110 producers. Hours shown are tasting hours (last day: tasting until 17:30, event until 18:00). Free tastings are for MI W members, once a day. Alcohol for 20+ only.
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Shinagawa Prince Hotel, LUXE DINING HAPUNA (Shinagawa Sta.)
Sep 16 (Wed) – Nov 10 (Tue) 11:00–21:30
A buffet fair gathering flavors of Aomori and Hakodate. Lunch 11:00–15:00 (90 minutes), dinner 17:00–21:30 (until 22:00 on weekends and holidays).
Official page (Japanese)Nov 10 (Tue) 18:00–21:30
The first live event of "Nomolabo" from the drinks media nomooo: three homemade infused liquors with snacks. Part 1 18:00–19:30, Part 2 20:00–21:30 (25 each, by lottery; apply by Oct 22, 23:59).
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Participating shops around Tokyo Ika Daigaku-dori & Sanbangai (Oku-Shinjuku) (Nishi-shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 10 (Tue) – Nov 11 (Wed) 17:00–22:00
A bar crawl through 15 shops around Tokyo Ika Daigaku-dori and Sanbangai in the Oku-Shinjuku area, about 15 minutes' walk from Shinjuku Station. Show the pass for no cover charge and 500-yen and special menus.
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Sunshine City World Import Mart Bldg 4F Exhibition Hall A (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 14 (Sat) 10:00–17:00
Organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and others, with tastings and sales of regional specialties from across Japan. Also pony rides, petting giant rabbits and meeting local mascots.
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Okubo Park, Shinjuku (special venue) (Seibu-Shinjuku Sta.)
Oct 10 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–21:00
Ramen shops from across Japan take turns and compete by visitor vote. Closed on changeover days.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 13 (Fri) – Nov 15 (Sun) 12:00–19:00
About 28 sake breweries gather on the rooftop park in Shibuya. Free entry; buy SAKE tickets and a masu cup to drink. Ticket exchange ends 30 min before closing.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Katsushika's food festival fills Shin-Koiwa Park with food stalls and stage shows. This year's ambassador is LiLiCo. 6 minutes' walk from Shin-Koiwa Station.
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Ojima-Komatsugawa Park, Freedom Plaza (Higashi-Ojima Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 10:00–21:00
The Edogawa edition of the Zennikusai meat food festival at Ojima-Komatsugawa Park, with stage shows both days.
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GREEN SPRINGS 2F, Tachikawa (Tachikawa Sta.)
Nov 14 (Sat) – Nov 15 (Sun) 11:00–17:00
A food-focused market of up to 30 stalls: vegetables, fruit, bread, baked goods, coffee and heirloom vegetable seeds, plus food trucks and free live music. Pets allowed at GREEN SPRINGS on a leash or in a carrier/stroller (not on the lawn).
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Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Omokado 6F, Omohara no Mori (Omotesando Sta.)
Nov 15 (Sun) 11:30–19:00
A craft beer festival in the Omotesando and Harajuku area. Several breweries take part, with more than 10 kinds of craft beer.
Official page (Japanese)Nov 10 (Tue) – Nov 17 (Tue) 11:00–19:30
An ice cream event marking the 10th anniversary of Winter Ice Day (Nov 15), gathering ice cream from across Japan. Held in an air-conditioned, all-weather venue with winter picks from 10+ major makers, a local ice cream vote, workshops and stage events.
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Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, 7F Event Hall & B1 Food Collection (Mitsukoshimae Sta.)
Nov 11 (Wed) – Nov 17 (Tue) 10:00–19:00
About 20 bread and sweets shops on Main Bldg 7F (Nov 11-16, closes 18:00 on the last day) and 13 regional meal shops at the B1 Food Collection (Nov 11-17), with event-only collaboration items.
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Keio Department Store Shinjuku 7F Main Event Hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 12 (Thu) – Nov 17 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A six-day regional food and products fair on the 7th floor of Keio Department Store Shinjuku.
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Sunshine City Exhibition Hall A (World Import Mart Bldg. 4F) and Hall B (Bunka Kaikan Bldg. 4F) (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–19:00
A fair organized by the Central Federation of Societies of Commerce and Industry, bringing together local specialties and regional food from all over Japan. The exhibitor list by prefecture is on the official site.
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Sunshine City Bunka Kaikan Bldg. 2F, Exhibition Hall D (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 22 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Islands from Hokkaido to Okinawa gather to sell local products and serve island food.
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Along the Toden Arakawa Line (14 spots in Ogu, Machiya and nearby) (Machiya Sta.)
Sep 18 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 09:00–17:00
Use your smartphone to visit 14 spots, mostly eateries, along the Toden tram line. Apply for prizes by stamp count; every participant gets a wallpaper.
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Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza, Odaiba (Daiba Sta.)
Nov 20 (Fri) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 12:00–21:00
A festival of drinks from around the world, such as pálinka, cachaça and pisco, with dishes like Schweinshaxe and quesadillas. There are world music and dance stages plus karaoke, quiz and bingo. Last order 20:30; opens at 16:00 on the 20th.
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United Nations University courtyard and piloti, Aoyama (Omotesando Sta.)
Nov 21 (Sat) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 11:00–17:00
Three days of natural wine with winemakers, importers and food carts serving dishes to pair. Held rain or shine; may be cancelled in stormy weather.
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Makuhari Messe Halls 7-8 (Kaihin-Makuhari Sta.)
Nov 22 (Sun) – Nov 23 (Mon, holiday) 10:00–17:00
Over 200 municipalities exhibit hometown-tax gifts and local PR booths, with food trucks, tasting booths, a stage and local mascots. 10:00-17:00, free, advance sign-up for a 30-minute entry slot required.
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Keio Department Store Shinjuku 7F Main Event Hall (Shinjuku Sta.)
Nov 19 (Thu) – Nov 24 (Tue) 10:00–20:00
A six-day Taiwan fair in the 7F main event hall of Keio Department Store Shinjuku. Closes at 17:00 on the last day; the event may close early.
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Yamamoto-tei, Katsushika (Tsuki and Yuki rooms) (Shibamata Sta.)
Nov 7 (Sat) – Nov 28 (Sat) 18:00–19:30
On Saturdays in November (7, 14, 21, 28), enjoy a bento while viewing the lit-up garden of Yamamoto-tei. 18:00-19:30, two groups a night (4-8 people), by lottery via online form, cash only.
Official page (Japanese)Mar 20 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 12:00–21:30
Reservation-only rooftop barbecue at Keio Department Store Shinjuku; food and drinks cost extra.
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Sunshine City World Import Mart Bldg 4F Exhibition Hall A (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 27 (Fri) – Nov 29 (Sun) 10:00–20:00
Egg dishes, sweets and seasonings from across Japan; the tamago-kake-gohan feast needs an advance ticket.
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Tokyo Ryutsu Center (TRC) Second Exhibition Hall F (Ryutsu Center Sta.)
Nov 29 (Sun) 12:00–15:00
The 11th natural wine festival returns after two years, with 27 importers and producers and 37 restaurants from across Japan, standing style, 12:00–15:00 (reception 11:00, entry 11:30). Tickets include free-flow wine, a glass rental and three food items; both sales rounds are sold out and no more sales are planned. Ages 20 and over only (ID may be checked).
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Hotel New Otani Tokyo, Garden Lounge (Akasaka-mitsuke Sta.)
Sep 1 (Tue) – Nov 30 (Mon) 11:30–15:30
A buffet of chestnut and grape sweets. 90-minute seatings at 11:30, 12:00, 13:30 and 14:00. Advance booking via the website.
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The Westin Tokyo 2F, Cantonese restaurant Ryu Ten Mon (Ebisu Sta.)
Sep 1 (Tue) – Nov 30 (Mon) 14:00–16:30
Dim sum served from trolleys, traditional Hong Kong sweets and autumn desserts with chestnut and Shine Muscat grapes, enjoyed with Chinese tea. Weekdays two seatings (14:00 / 14:30), weekends and holidays one seating at 13:45, 2 hours each.
Official page (Japanese)Dec 1 (Tue) 10:00–15:30
A Christmas sweets class in two sessions, 10:00–11:30 and 14:00–15:30, for junior high age and up. Booking opens Nov 17 (Tue) at 10:00 on the official reservation site.
Official page (Japanese)Dec 4 (Fri) – Dec 6 (Sun) 10:00–18:00
Japan's big seafood food festival returns to Odaiba for the first time in two years, with about 80 booths planned including concurrent events. Cash, e-money and credit cards accepted.
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Tokyo Midtown, Midtown Garden (next to the Lawn) (Roppongi Sta.)
Nov 26 (Thu) – Dec 20 (Sun) 16:00–22:00
A new outdoor lounge at MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS 2026 where you can sip champagne while watching the MIDWINTER LIGHTS bubble illumination in the garden. Open weekdays from 16:00 and weekends from 15:00 until 22:00 (last order 21:30).
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Bar Bellustar, BELLUSTAR TOKYO (Tokyu Kabukicho Tower) (Shinjuku Sta.)
Dec 5 (Sat) – Dec 20 (Sun) 13:30–17:30
Weekend-only Christmas afternoon tea high above Kabukicho; reserve by the previous day.
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Grand Hyatt Tokyo 1F, Fiorentina (Roppongi Sta.)
Dec 1 (Tue) – Dec 23 (Wed) 15:00–17:00
An Italian merenda-inspired Christmas afternoon tea with sweets, savories and three kinds of pandoro, 15:00-17:00 (2 hours).
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Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo 2F, District Brasserie Bar Lounge (Tochomae Sta.)
Dec 1 (Tue) – Dec 25 (Fri) 11:30–17:00
A New York-style Christmas brunch available every day in December until the 25th.
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Shinjuku Prince Hotel 25F, Japanese Dining & Bar FUGA (Shinjuku Sta.)
Dec 1 (Tue) – Dec 25 (Fri) 14:30–17:00
A record-themed Christmas afternoon tea on the 25th floor, 2-hour seating.
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Shinagawa Prince Hotel, LUXE DINING HAPUNA (Shinagawa Sta.)
Dec 19 (Sat) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–22:00
An all-you-can-eat Christmas menu by the hotel's chefs and pastry chef at the top-floor restaurant with city night views. Four seatings between 17:00 and 22:00.
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Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel, 1F TIDE TABLE Shiomi (Shiomi Sta.)
Dec 23 (Wed) – Dec 25 (Fri) 17:00–23:00
A Christmas dinner buffet with live-kitchen dishes, wagyu roast beef and festive desserts, Dec 23-25, 17:00-23:00 (last entry 20:30, 120 minutes). Reservations required.
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Hilton Tokyo 2F, Bar & Lounge ZATTA (Tochomae Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 26 (Sat) 11:30–20:00
A Christmas bakery-style afternoon tea with about 10 breads and scones including a mini stollen. Seatings at 11:30, 14:30 and 18:00.
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Hilton Tokyo 1F Marble Lounge (Tochomae Sta.)
Nov 13 (Fri) – Dec 26 (Sat) 14:30–17:00
A royal-themed Christmas sweets buffet with 20+ desserts under a 6 m tree in Shinjuku.
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Shangri-La Tokyo 28F, The Lobby Lounge (Tokyo Sta.)
Dec 1 (Tue) – Dec 26 (Sat) 12:00–17:30
Christmas afternoon tea with sweets, savories, scones and free-flow strawberry tart, plus a Santa bear cookie to take home. Weekdays 12:00-17:30, weekends and holidays 13:00-17:30.
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Sunshine City Prince Hotel, Café & Dining Chef's Palette (Higashi-ikebukuro Sta.)
Nov 1 (Sun) – Dec 27 (Sun) 11:30–17:30
A cat-themed Christmas sweets buffet with 21 items. Weekends and holidays only in November, daily Dec 1-27; reservations required.
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Hyatt Regency Tokyo (Crossroads Kitchen / Nineteen Eighty Lounge & Bar) (Nishi-shinjuku Sta.)
Dec 31 (Thu) 22:00–23:59
New Year's Eve countdown buffet with free-flow drinks including Veuve Clicquot champagne. Crossroads Kitchen 22:30-24:00 (doors 21:30); lounge & bar 22:00-24:00. Live set by BLOODEST SAXOPHONE and a countdown toast in the atrium from about 23:30.
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Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel, 1F TIDE TABLE Shiomi (Shiomi Sta.)
Dec 31 (Thu) – Jan 3 (Sun) 17:00–23:00
Four-night year-end and New Year dinner buffet (120 minutes, last entry 20:30). New Year dishes such as salt-crusted sea bream and boiled crab, plus a tuna-cutting show daily at 17:45 and 19:15. Toshikoshi soba on Dec 31; ozoni and an osechi corner Jan 1–3.
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About 20 participating ramen shops around Takadanobaba and Waseda, plus stamp spots at 3 Tokyo Metro stations (Takadanobaba Sta.)
Oct 1 (Thu) – Jan 31 (Sun) 09:00–20:00
A stamp rally by Tokyo Metro and a local committee: eat ramen at participating shops (takeout OK), collect stamps at Takadanobaba, Waseda and Nishi-Waseda stations, and exchange them for prizes. Station stamps 9:00–20:00; each shop keeps its own hours.
Official page (Japanese)As of October 20, 2026. To search by day and station, use the top page.
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