Aug 27 | JAPAN Fes x Summer Fes(夏祭り)-@East Village (4th Ave 9th - 11th st) / vol. 84
The Annual SUMMER Fes the 夏祭り is coming back with welcoming two vendors coming from Japan 🇯🇵 On 8/26&27, East Village is going to be the hottest and most exciting place to experience Japanese summer in NYC 🤩
In Japan, there are more than 300,000 festivals held throughout the year, and the majority of them take place during the summer season! Each festival possesses its own distinct regional character, making them one-of-a-kind events ⭐️ On 8/26&27 at East Village, you have the opportunity to experience the SUMMER Fes by JAPAN Fes New York, a Japanese summer festival like no other, specially crafted for New York City 🎌✨
Dress up in your Yukata, enjoy the best Japanese street food like Takoyaki, Karaage, or Imagawayaki, and immerse yourself in the Japanese summer vibes 🗽🏮 The Annual SUMMER Fes is waiting for you! Let's spend the coolest Japanese-style summer 🌞🌻
HOURS:10AM-6PM
LOCATION UPDATE: East Village (4th Ave 9th - 11th st)
🎌Visit JAPAN Fes on all the event dates in 2023 and to receive a special JAPAN Fes item!🎌
This year, we are introducing a stamp card! Every time you attend the event, stop by the JAPAN Fes tent with black JAPAN Fes flags, and you will receive one stamp 📲 Once you collect five stamps, you will receive JAPAN Fes merchandise 🤩🤩
For those who attend all of the event dates, we have the biggest prize that you cannot get anywhere 👑
Don't miss out on any of our exciting event dates!🏃
🏮Enjoy the Best 夏祭り / SUMMER Fes Food and more!🏮
Organic Matcha Drink
From Japan 🇯🇵
Try the perfect bevarage for SUMMER Fes! Using organic Matcha powder from Japan, this is the exclusive drink only available on 8/26&27!
Organic Skincare
From Japan 🇯🇵
Hyakkaso products are all made according to traditional Japanese recipes using only carefully selected natural herbal ingredients.
Yukata Contest
Special SUMMER Fes collaboration only on 8/26&27! The first 15 people to enter the yukata contest will receive the cool Tenugui the Japanese traditional towel by @tenuguiart 🤩🤩 All you need to do is take a pic of yourself dressed in Yukata, tag #summerfes, and post them on your IG stories!
Japanese traditional
Summer Festive Games
夏祭り the Japanese Summer Festival has been celebrated for over 1400 years!😳
Try Yo-yo fishing and Ring Toss, the popular Japanese traditional summer festive games you can find at local summer festivals in Japan!
Takoyaki
One of the most popular Japanese street foods that originated in Osaka during the 1930s!
Okonomiyaki
Okonomiyaki is a savory Japanese pancake that originated in Osaka and Hiroshima. The word "okonomiyaki" translates to "grill as you like," reflecting the dish's customizable nature!
Ichigo Ame
In Japan, you will find many kinds of fruits candy (ame) at Summer Festivals, including apples, oranges, strawberrys, and more!
Yakisoba
The key to yakisoba's delicious taste lies in the savory sauce used during cooking. It is a combination of Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, oyster sauce, and other seasonings that create a tangy and umami-rich flavor.
Dango
Dango is a traditional Japanese sweet treat made from rice flour called "mochiko." It is often served on skewers and enjoyed as a popular snack or dessert at the festivals!
Yakitori
Yakitori is a popular Japanese street food consisting of bite-sized pieces of seasoned and grilled chicken served on skewers. The name "yakitori" translates to "grilled chicken" in English 😋
Wataame
Wataame (Cotton candy)'s fluffy sweetness and nostalgic charm have made it a timeless treat that continues to evoke joy and fond memories for many people, making it a delightful part of Japanese culinary culture 🍭
Kakigori
Kakigori is a popular Japanese dessert made from shaved ice that is flavored with various syrups and toppings. It is a refreshing and delightful treat, especially during the hot summer months 🍧
Imagawayaki
Imagawayaki's warm and comforting appeal, combined with its versatile fillings, has made it a time-honored and cherished snack in Japanese culinary culture. Its history as a street food delicacy adds to its nostalgic charm, making it a favorite choice for both locals and visitors alike!
Kimono Gallery
You don’t have a yukata? Don’t worry! You can find your favorite Yukata at Mingei Japan on 8/26&27!
Omen
Festival masks, known as "Omen" (お面) in Japanese, are an integral part of various traditional Japanese festivals and celebrations.
Tenugui
Traditional Japanese Cloth: Tenugui is a versatile and traditional Japanese cloth made from cotton, often featuring colorful and artistic patterns. It can be used as a bandana or scarf to match your yukata 👘
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