Written by Aarohi Narain
If your kitchen smells like a roastery and your idea of a good time is debating pour-over ratios, head to the Tokyo Coffee Festival.
What happens?
The Tokyo Coffee Festival is back in Aoyama, bringing together some of the best roasters from across Japan.
There’ll be everything from clean, third-wave cups to more full-bodied offerings, plus sweets, crafts, and a few wildcard stalls for good measure, all in the courtyard of the United Nations University.
Schedule 2025
The Tokyo Coffee Festival takes place on May 31 and June 1. Days 1 and 2 feature different coffee shops, so check the official website ahead of time to make sure you don’t miss your favorites.
Highlights from Tokyo include AeroPress champions Because Coffee Brewers and single origin connoisseurs Nozy Coffee. Look out for Kumamoto’s Gluck Coffee Roasters, known for their hands-on approach, as well as Hokkaido’s Sprout, a Niseko coffee institution.
Tickets 2025
Entry is free, but you’ll need to pay to sample coffees.
The ¥2,500 advance reservation set includes a heat-resistant tasting glass, four tasting coins, and a zine exploring coffee shop connections. It must be picked up in person on May 31 or June 1.
Tokyo Coffee Festival abroad
Traveling to Hong Kong? The Tokyo Coffee Festival also hosts a satellite event in the city. Learn more here.
Organizers may cancel events, alter schedules, or change admission requirements without notice. Always check official sites before heading to an event.Add to Calendar
- 475 m from Omotesandō Station Chiyoda Line (C4)Ginza Line (G2)Hanzomon Line (Z2)
- 0.7 km from Meijijingū-mae Station Chiyoda Line (C3)Fukutoshin Line (C15)
- 0.8 km from Shibuya Station Fukutoshin Line (C16)Ginza Line (G1)Hanzomon Line (Z1)Yamanote Line (JY20)Keio Inokashira Line (IN1)Tōkyū Den-en-toshi Line (DT1)Tōkyū Tōyoko Line (TY1)
