7th Hungary Festival Tokyo 2026
Explore Hungarian music, folk dance, Rubik’s Cube, embroidery, costume and a children’s workshop with picture-book author Csőke Kitti, hosted by the embassy and cultural center.
Full event details
- Dates
- 2026-10-17
- Time
- 11:00–17:30
- Venue
- Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza
- Age
- No age rule stated
- Price
- General entrance fee not stated; food, market and workshops may cost extra
- Participation
- No general advance booking listed; individual workshops may have capacity limits
- Category
- International & English
- Area
- Koto
- Venue setting
- Outdoor
- Address
- 1-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0091
- Access
- About 8 min from Daiba Station; about 6 min from Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station
- Organizer
- Embassy of Hungary / Liszt Hungarian Cultural Center Tokyo
Editorial introduction
This cultural festival is organized directly by the Hungarian Embassy and cultural center in Japan, and offers much more than food. Children can explore traditional instruments, dance, embroidery, the Rubik’s Cube, language, traditional clothing, and picture-book workshops. In a single afternoon, international families can gain a broad introduction to the culture of a European country.
- Held in rain. In severe weather, arrangements will be made to hold it on October 18; check the organizer’s website and social media
- The official main event page now links to the detailed stage program and venue map. Stamp collecting is limited to the first 100 people.
Full program and participation conditions
Check the organizer for current prices, availability and changes.
Event facts
Date: 2026-10-17
Time: 11:00–17:30
Venue: Symbol Promenade Park Central Plaza, West Promenade zone
Address: 1-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0091
Access: About 8 min from Daiba Station; about 6 min from Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station
Organizer: Embassy of Hungary / Liszt Hungarian Cultural Center Tokyo
Confirmed family content
Current embassy/cultural-center materials confirm:
- Hungarian food and products
- Traditional music, folk dance and instruments
- Rubik’s Cube activities/demonstration
- Hungarian embroidery
- Introductory Hungarian-language/culture activities
- Traditional costume / photo experience
- Children’s play area
- Children’s workshop by Hungarian picture-book author Csőke Kitti
- Stamp rally; embassy release says first 100 participants
Price / booking
- A general entrance fee is not stated by the organizer.
- Individual food, market or workshop items may cost extra.
- General festival attendance does not list advance booking; individual workshops may impose capacity limits.
Weather
Rain or shine. In severe weather, organizer says the event may shift to Oct 18; check official site/SNS.
Unverified information and possible updates
- Times, fees and capacity for individual workshops
Information sources
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