We offer arts & craft activity in our tent. Suminagashi, Japanese Marbling and Furoshiki Wrapping. We also sell DIY kits for these activities!
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Japanese dessert & Fusion Cake
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Ramen T-Shirt
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Crispy chicken sandwich flavored Japanese Kewpie mayonnaise
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Pretty Cotton candy with so many flavors!
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Healthy and fresh Japanese fish sausages!
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Gluten-free Mochi stuffed waffles drizzled with sauces and sprinkled with toppings
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They serve specialty Japanese desserts (mochi, daifuku, etc) and specialty basque cheesecake (yuzu, matcha, hojicha) featured in Stuytown.
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Yakisoba with fresh vegetables and juicy pork is coming! They have featured in Shukan New York Seikatsu the local Japanese newspaper.
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Matcha boba milk for JAPAN Fes made with only whole and natural ingredients! All of their drinks are vegetarian. They have been featured in Eater and have stores worldwide!
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Chicken, steak, vegetarian skewers
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Ikayaki : Grilled squid served with spicy mayo 🦑
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Their signature fluffy soufflé-style pancakes, a beloved dessert hailing from Japan, are eager to make your acquaintance. At SoftBite, they are passionate about introducing these trendy Japanese delights to the hearts and taste buds of New Yorkers. You can enjoy the exclusive Matcha Croissant Cube only at JAPAN Fes!
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Dumplings/Gyoza
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Nama Chocolate : Precisely crafted using only the highest quality ingredients, ROYCE' has been making exquisite, world class confections in Hokkaido (the northernmost island of Japan).
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World-famous Michelin, Thrillist, Food Insider, Eater, CNN, Cosmopolitan, and numerous other media outlets featured Tiger Sugar is joining JAPAN Fes for the first time ever! They offer you the exclusive Strawberry form matcha latte only available at JAPAN Fes!!
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Luxury Handmade Nails
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Crispy Rock Shrimp/ Popcorn Shrimp spicy and Regular + Shrimp tempura with Wasabi Aioli
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Japanese ceramics and tableware like mugs, bowls, chopsticks, chopstick rests, and incense sticks
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