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Enjoy Wine Too! "SAKANA&JAPAN FESTIVAL 2024 (Sakana Japan Fes) in Yoyogi Park" to Be Held for 4 Days from February 22!

"SAKANA&JAPAN FESTIVAL 2024 (Sakana Japan Fes) in Yoyogi Park" will be held from Thursday, February 22 to Sunday, February 25.

Reportedly, it will also offer Japanese wine to enjoy.

Here are the details.

About the Event

"SAKANA&JAPAN FESTIVAL 2024 (Sakana Japan Fes) in Yoyogi Park" allows visitors to thoroughly enjoy seafood gourmet dishes from all over the country.

Following the event in Odaiba, Tokyo, in November 2023, it is known as one of Japan's largest seafood gourmet festivals, with cumulative attendance together with its sister events reaching approximately 1.67 million people.

This time, in addition to concurrently hosting the "Discover! Fukushima Fish Festival," it will also set up the "Eat and Support! Nippon no Sachi" area featuring carefully selected seafood dishes from Hokkaido and the Sanriku region.

Events such as the "Fukushima Sweets Festival," where you can enjoy sweets using Fukushima Prefecture's specialty products conceived by high school students, are also slated to take place.

Enjoy Wine Too!

Here are the key points of the event:

◎ Seasonal and fresh seafood from all over the country gathered together! A full lineup of Japanese, Western, and Chinese menus
◎ Exquisite dishes of "Joban-mono" are prepared. Let's support the reconstruction of Fukushima!
◎ Eating is supporting: Scallops from Hokkaido and Sanriku, as well as "Noto Oysters" from Ishikawa Prefecture
◎ High school students and renowned chefs collaborate to devise "Fukushima Sweets"

While delicious specialties from Japan gather in one place, "Exquisite! Support by Eating 'Joban-mono' Dishes - Discover! Fukushima Fish Festival" will also offer a Fukushima local sake tasting set <Fukushima Prefecture Sake Brewers Association> and more.

Furthermore, Merlot 2021 from <Azuma Sanroku Brewery> will make an appearance.

It is a profound red wine with concentrated flavors of fruits like prunes, blackcurrant, and orange peel, along with licorice, dried tomato, and vanilla.

Why not savor the flavors of Japan while enjoying Japanese wine?

Reference

https://37sakana.jp/sakanajapanfes/

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