Tokyo Ramen Festa ★ 4.7
Tokyo Ramen Festa at Komazawa Olympic Park is Japan's largest outdoor ramen event, three rotating four-day windows in late October. 36 regional shops.
Food festivals in Tokyo worth planning a trip around, by month.
Festivals through the year
October 2026 2 festivals
Tsukiji Autumn Festival ★ 4.2
Tsukiji Autumn Festival, 30 October to 1 November 2026, pairs a sale in the Outer Market with a Tsukiji Food Fest at Ichibabashi Park serving seafood, meat, sweets, beer and wine.
TipEntry to the Food Fest is free and you pay for what you eat; it is held in rain and cancelled in severe weather.
November 2026 2 festivals
Setagaya Pan Matsuri ★ 4.4
Setagaya Pan Matsuri (La Fete du Pain Setagaya) in Tokyo brings 100-plus Japanese bakeries to Setagaya Park each November. Bread market, bread university.
Tori-no-Ichi Asakusa ★ 4.5
Tori-no-Ichi at Tokyo's Otori Shrine Asakusa runs every rooster day of November. Lucky kumade rake stalls, yakitori, yatai food, sake under the lanterns.
March 2027 1 festival
Ueno Sakura Matsuri ★ 4.1
The Ueno Sakura Matsuri, 14 March to 5 April 2026, fills Ueno Park with lantern-lit cherry blossom and the Ueno Sakura Festa food area of regional dishes and 100-plus shops.
April 2027 3 festivals
Sake Festival Japan ★ 4.3
Sake Festival Japan in Tokyo's Ueno Onshi Park is the city's biggest spring sake tasting. Three days of regional and limited brews, tasting tickets.
Niku Fes (Meat Festival) ★ 4.0
Niku Fes in Tokyo's Odaiba is the Golden Week meat festival, two dozen restaurants pouring wagyu sushi, A5 steak, Philly cheesesteaks and craft beer over 12.
Craft Gyoza Fes Tokyo ★ 4.4
Craft Gyoza Fes in Tokyo's Komazawa Park is Japan's biggest gyoza-only festival, with 20-30 regional gyoza vendors over 8 Golden Week days. Free entry.
May 2027 1 festival
Sanja Matsuri Asakusa ★ 4.8
Sanja Matsuri is Asakusa Shrine's grand festival, held 14 to 16 May 2027 with a procession, the binzasara dance and portable mikoshi shrines carried through Asakusa's streets.
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Kanda Matsuri ★ 4.6
Kanda Matsuri in Tokyo's Kanda Shrine is one of Japan's three great Shinto festivals, biennial on odd years. 100 mikoshi parade Akihabara and Nihombashi.
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