The Sengoku Warlords EXPO is Japan’s largest historical festival dedicated to the Sengoku period, a time of samurai, warlords, and shifting alliances. The festival celebrates Japan’s rich heritage, combining history, food, and entertainment into a single immersive experience.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Since its inception, the event has grown to attract history enthusiasts, families, and tourists alike. Through performances, displays, and interactive experiences, attendees get a chance to learn about samurai culture and the legendary warlords who shaped Japan’s history.
The festival also highlights Japanese craftsmanship and traditional culinary culture, allowing visitors to explore the lifestyle, attire, and cuisine of the Sengoku era in a fun and engaging environment.
Taking place over three days in mid-January 2026, the Sengoku Warlords EXPO offers visitors a mix of historical performances, samurai displays, and cultural experiences. Guests can enjoy live demonstrations, sample foods inspired by the samurai era, and explore stalls selling traditional merchandise.
The event is family-friendly and free to enter, making it accessible to everyone. While admission is free, some activities and food stalls may require payment on-site. It’s a perfect winter outing for anyone looking to experience history, culture, and local flavors all in one place.
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Ueno Onshi Park, Fountain Square (Ueno Koen Takenodai Hiroba), Ueno-koen, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0007, Japan
Getting There:
Visitors can stay in nearby Ueno, Asakusa, or central Tokyo, with hotels ranging from budget-friendly business hotels to luxury accommodations.
Average costs range from ¥8,000 to ¥25,000 per night, depending on the style and location.
Yes, general entry is free, though some activities and food stalls may charge extra.
All three days are suitable; arriving early helps avoid crowds for popular performances.
Yes, the festival includes games and interactive experiences designed for all ages.
Yes, traditional foods inspired by the Sengoku period are available from vendors.
Take JR to Ueno Station and exit via the Park Exit; the Fountain Square is within walking distance.
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