Mid
~
Late
Nov

Japan Fisherman’s Festival

Free
Hibiya

Celebrating all things fish, this is the 6th Fisherman’s festival to be held in Tokyo and will have 86 stalls to choose from. Run by the Sakana and Japan Festival it was attended by over 140,000 people last year and is filled with the best seafood from across the country.

Try some Japanese specialties like deep-sea tempura and some international options too like paella – all using the freshest ingredients.

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Mid
~
Late
Nov
Hibiya Park
Free
https://37sakana.jp/jffes/
  • 246 m from Hibiya Station Chiyoda Line (C9)Hibiya Line (H8)Mita Line (I8)
  • 457 m from Kasumigaseki Station Chiyoda Line (C8)Hibiya Line (H7)Marunouchi Line (M15)
  • 478 m from Uchisaiwaichō Station Mita Line (I7)
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