Join Tokyo’s Akabane Fool’s Festival for crazy dances, cosplay, and local fun. Experience a unique cultural celebration with locals. Don’t miss out!
Join Tokyo’s Akabane Fool’s Festival for crazy dances, cosplay, and local fun. Experience a unique cultural celebration with locals. Don’t miss out!
- Akabane Innovation Site - Once dressed in festival attire, everyone rehearses the fun dance together.
After assembling in the elementary school’s schoolyard, they join the parade alongside other local groups.
- Akabane - Take part in the parade and showcase stunning dances!
- Akabane Park - After raising a toast with a cold beer, head to Akabane Park to savor the food stalls (at your own expense).
- Akabane Innovation Site - Once dressed in festival attire, everyone rehearses the fun dance together.
After assembling in the elementary school’s schoolyard, they join the parade alongside other local groups.
- Akabane - Take part in the parade and showcase stunning dances!
- Akabane Park - After raising a toast with a cold beer, head to Akabane Park to savor the food stalls (at your own expense).
- Rental of Happi, Festival costume
- Rental of Hachimaki, head band
- Dance lesson
- Alcoholic beverages
- Bottled water
- Rental of Happi, Festival costume
- Rental of Hachimaki, head band
- Dance lesson
- Alcoholic beverages
- Bottled water
- Gratuities
- Gratuities
This is the unique place where you can both observe and take part in the Japanese festival!
Around 500 years ago, a Samurai warrior named Ota Dokan constructed a castle in Akabane, marking the beginning of Tokyo.
The inaugural Akabane Baka Matsuri (Akabane Fool’s Festival) took place on April 1, 1956, organized by local shop owners to honor Dokan’s…
This is the unique place where you can both observe and take part in the Japanese festival!
Around 500 years ago, a Samurai warrior named Ota Dokan constructed a castle in Akabane, marking the beginning of Tokyo.
The inaugural Akabane Baka Matsuri (Akabane Fool’s Festival) took place on April 1, 1956, organized by local shop owners to honor Dokan’s remarkable achievements and to “bring a festival to the residents of Akabane as well.”
The festival kicks off with marching performances, followed by fool dancing, cosplay, portable shrines, and a variety of other groups. It is one of the largest events in Tokyo, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.
Why not wear the Happi festival costume like the locals and join in the Baka odori (crazy dances) together? This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy with the local community! After the festival, raise a glass with a chilled beer and then explore the “Senbero” drinking area! Participating in the festival with the Japanese will surely make for an unforgettable day.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
