Written by TC Team
Shinjuku MARZ were the first to bring South American cumbia music to Tokyo in the 90s, and they’re continuing that tradition to this day.
Some of the most popular cumbia artists from around the world have performed on their stage. And now, the Japan Cumbia Festival has a mix of up-and-coming and renowned artists ready to blow you away one more time.
What happens?
South American cumbia music is a mix of rhythm and traditional folk music from Colombia. It’s been kept alive with modern twists from a cadre of talented artists. Halfway across the world, Tokyo’s music scene has a pet love for cumbia and Shinjuku MARZ is feeding that love.
Expect 8 hours of cumbia artists and DJs putting their unique twist on this age-old music.
Tickets
Tickets are ¥5,000 in advance, or ¥5,500 on the door, with one drink included. You also get a ¥500 discount if you’re coming from out of town. They’ll ask to see your travel receipt to reimburse you, so hold on to it.
Organizers may cancel events, alter schedules, or change admission requirements without notice. Always check official sites before heading to an event.-
Adults:
Advance sales: ¥4,500
At the door: ¥5,000
- 140 m from Seibushinjuku Station Seibu Shinjuku Line (SS1)
- 0.5 km from Shin-ōkubo Station Yamanote Line (JY16)
- 0.6 km from Higashi-shinjuku Station Fukutoshin Line (C12)Oedo Line (E2)
