Tokyo Coffee Festival 2026

• May 25, 2026 at 1:22 am
  Event date:
• June 5, 2026 at 1:22 am
  Event end:

Uniting the World, One Perfect Pour at a Time.

About the Festival The Tokyo Coffee Festival is a biannual homage to specialty coffee, gathering over 20 booths from acclaimed local and international roasters in the heart of Shibuya. Ideal for the everyday sipper or discerning aficionado, this vibrant affair invites you to savor world-class brews, uncover brewing artistry, and immerse in a community pulsing with caffeine-fueled creativity and global flavors.

Festival Highlights

Coffee Tasting Experience

• Acquire a set of five tickets to sample diverse brews across booths, each paired with a petite paper cup.
• Or opt for a full pour of your standout discovery straight from the roaster.
• Pro Tip: Pace yourself amid the aromatic allure—hydration stations abound.

International & Local Coffee Brands

• Spotlight on icons like Ritual Coffee, Sightglass Coffee, Fourbarrel Coffee, Blue Bottle Coffee, and hidden gems from Japan’s vibrant scene.
• Engage with master baristas demonstrating pour-over precision, AeroPress alchemy, and cold-brew curiosities.

Perfect Pairings – Coffee & Sweets

• Indulge in artisanal confections from global and Japanese patissiers, crafted to harmonize with coffee’s bold notes.
• Experiment with daring duos: espresso’s edge with matcha mochi or single-origin’s subtlety alongside yuzu tarts.

Merchandise & Local Crafts

• Curate your collection with whimsical ceramic mugs, canvas totes, and hand-forged brewing gear.
• Stock up on premium beans from elite roasters—vacuum-sealed for your home ritual.

Quirky Food Vans

• Roam a fleet of eclectic vans dishing fusion bites: matcha croffles, truffle-infused onigiri, and vegan lattes-on-a-stick.

Farmer’s Market at UNU

• Synced with the festival at United Nations University grounds:
  • Organic vegetables fresh from Kanto farms.
  • Japanese honey and wild foraged nuts.
  • Handmade crafts from eco-artisans.
  • Natural sweets like amazake caramels.
  • Olive oil and heirloom Japanese herbs.

What to Expect

• Lively Atmosphere: A kaleidoscope of students sketching in notebooks, families foraging at the market, couples clinking cups, and tourists toasting discoveries.
• Interactive Experience: Baristas pulling shots tableside, with pop-up cupping sessions and bean-grinding demos.
• Affordable Prices: Free entry keeps it accessible; tasting sets (~¥2,500 advance) deliver value without the wallet wince.

Dates: Late May – Early Jun 2026

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1. Tokyo City, Open Top Bus Sightseeing Trip
Cruise through Tokyo’s top attractions on a stylish open-top double-decker bus.
Enjoy views of famous landmarks like Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and more.
A relaxing and scenic way to explore the city at your own pace.

2. Art Aquarium Museum GINZA Ticket
Experience a stunning fusion of art, light, and goldfish in this immersive museum.
Located in Ginza, it’s a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern design.
Perfect for photos and a serene, artistic escape.

3. Matcha Making Tokyo | Cooking Class in Japan
Learn the art of matcha preparation from a local tea master.
Enjoy hands-on experience in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony setting.
A peaceful, cultural activity ideal for tea lovers.

4. Shibuya/Tokyo Tower & Shinjuku/Shibuya Go Karting Tours by JAPANKART
Race through iconic Tokyo streets dressed in fun costumes on street-legal go-karts.
Tour areas like Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, and Shinjuku with a guide.
A thrilling and unforgettable way to explore the city.

5. Mt. Fuji Day Tour with A5 Beef Lunch Option (from Tokyo)
See Mount Fuji’s majestic beauty on a full-day tour with scenic stops.
Enjoy a premium A5 Wagyu beef lunch and visits to lakes or outlets.
A luxurious yet convenient day trip from Tokyo.

How to Get There

Nearest Stations:

• Omotesando Station (Ginza/Chiyoda Line) – 8-min walk through chic boutiques.
• Shibuya Station (JR Yamanote) – 10-min stroll via Meiji-dori’s buzz.
• Gaienmae Station (Ginza Line) – 10-min amble past leafy Aoyama avenues.

Entry: Free (Tasting tickets on-site or advance online for perks).

A must-visit elixir for Tokyo’s coffee cognoscenti—don’t miss a weekend steeped in brews, bites, and boundless buzz!

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