Ibaraki Prefecture will hold the "Eat Ibaraki Harvest Festival" to widely promote the appeal of Ibaraki's culinary offerings for three days from Saturday, November 21 to Monday (national holiday), November 23 at Komazawa Olympic Park in Tokyo.
It has been announced that Ibaraki wine will also be served this year.
About the "Eat Ibaraki Harvest Festival"
The "Eat Ibaraki Harvest Festival" is an event held in Komazawa, Tokyo, where visitors can enjoy the true prowess of Ibaraki's cuisine, ranging from the absolute best local specialties beloved by the people of Ibaraki Prefecture to new local delicacies, alcoholic beverages, and seasonal agricultural produce.
You can fully enjoy the delicious foods of the "Kingdom of Food, Ibaraki" right in Tokyo.
Also Enjoy Ibaraki Alcoholic Beverages!
The "Eat Ibaraki Harvest Festival" will feature the best local specialties, "exquisite sweets" from the kingdom of ingredients, and limited-edition dishes prepared by top chefs.
With the appearance of new local delicacies such as "Shin Ibaraki Meshi," it is an irresistible lineup for food enthusiasts.
In addition, alcohol enthusiasts will want to keep an eye on the "Super Ibaraki Toast Yokocho," which can be enjoyed from afternoon into the night.
In addition to the craft beer that was highly popular last year, sake and wine will also be served this year, making it recommended for Japanese wine fans as well.
Furthermore, the event is packed with exciting content, including all-you-can-drizzle Mont Blanc, an Ibaraki gourmet raffle game, and appearances by Cocona Sakuragi (Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku) & Kanamestone.
Why not fully immerse yourself in the charms of Ibaraki Prefecture during the three-day weekend in late November?
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Event Overview
Event Name: Eat Ibaraki Harvest Festival 2026
Dates: Saturday, November 21 – Monday (national holiday), November 23, 2026
Hours: 10:00–20:00 each day (scheduled to end at 17:00 on the final day)
Venue: Komazawa Olympic Park Central Plaza (1-1 Komazawakoen, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo)
Access: Approximately 15 minutes on foot from the Komazawa Park Exit of Komazawa-daigaku Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line
Admission: Free (food, beverages, and merchandise sales require payment)
Organizer: Ibaraki Prefecture
Special Website
https://ibaraki-shukakusai2026.jp
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