JAPAN Fes is the biggest Japanese street fair in the world, having been visited by 500,000 people! Every Fes is set in a different neighborhood of NYC, introducing it to a slice of Japanese culture and cuisine. Our vendors have been featured in publications such as The New York Times, Food Network, and The Today Show as a testament to their dedication of serving the best representation of Japanese cooking. Come try the best of Japan!

This year, we are upgrading our loyalty program with more rewards!! 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

Our Exclusive Japanese Vendors!

Onisoba Fujiya
The 5-time Ramen Contest Champion is back from Japan to show NYC their award-winning Lobster Miso Ramen!

Tanghulu by HONG GUO GUO, INC.

Tanghulu (Candy Fruits): Chinese Hawthorn Tanghulu (Plain, Anko, Matcha, Sakura, Ube), Strawberry Tanghulu, Green Grape Tanghulu (Shine Muscat), Tangerine Tanghulu, Blueberry Tanghulu, Blackberry and Raspberry Tanghulu.

Japanese Style Drinks: Coffee Jelly Milk, Strawberry Milk, Matcha Latte

Kakigori by Happy L
Fluffy Matcha kakigori, the shaved snow ice is coming! It’s sweet and melting like you are eating clouds

Yakult / Sakura / Green tea Mansi by Logan & Co NYC
Yakult, Sakura, Green tea flavored mansi only for JAPAN Fes!

Matcha Croissant Cube by Softbite
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!

Chicken sandwiches made with KEWPIE Mayonnaise by Rokstar Chicken
Crispy chicken sandwich flavored Japanese Kewpie mayonnaise

Grilled squid by Kuu
Ikayaki : Grilled squid served with spicy mayo

Japanese Ceramics by Mogutable
Japanese ceramics and tableware like mugs, bowls, chopsticks, chopstick rests, and incense sticks

Destination Dumpling
Dumplings/Gyoza

Wai Wai Karaage BENTO by BentOn
This bento is a traditional Japanese bento box that contains a well-balanced combination. Colorful and lively, and the bento is packed in a typically Japanese bento box container.

Karaage by TORI-BIEN
Chicken breast made crispy for Kara-age Sandwich. Kara-age Bento and Kara-age Curry Rice with boneless thighs, which is gluten-free, crispy on the outside, and juicy inside. Wings cooked in different kinds of sauces. And since they're packed with flavor, you never have to dip them in any sort of sauce.

We are proud to present KAGAYAKI SELECT RICE from Sacramento Valley, California for our ONIGIRI. Please enjoy the combination of high quantity rice, crispy seaweed and different toppings.

Tako senbei by Kraken
Tako senbei / Japanese octopus cracker from Enoshima

Anime merches by Aoho Anime
Get your favorite anime character!

Crusty matcha cream puff by Butterdose Cafe
Trendy photogenic sweets: Cream Puff, Cookies. You can enjoy their special Matcha flavors only for JAPAN Fes

wagyu philly cheese steak by J-Spec Wagyu Dining
Juicy and luxury Wagyu Philly Cheese Steak by Jspec Wagyu Dining Jspec is serving the true quality of Japanese Wagyu beef. They are authorized to sell Ozaki and Kobe beef by the Japanese wagyu association They have also been featured in Forbes, Bloomberg, GOTHAM, or AVENUE! Don’t miss the mouthwatering juicy Japanese gourmet!

Gyutan skewers by J's Kitchen
Featured by Japanese NY local newspaper, juicy Gyutan the beef tongue skewers by the top 50th chef in Japan is coming.

Okonomiyaki by Oconomi
Explore a savory paradise in the Japanese culture by trying out these delicious Japanese vegetable pancakes, Oconomiyaki by @oconomi nyc Extra soft on the inside and topped with rich okonomiyaki sauce

Osaka Takoyaki by KARLSBALLS
100% handcrafted Osaka Style Takoyaki with the best ingredients featured in Buzzfeed, Action Bronson Show, and more TVs and blogs! With juicy octopus inside, a special savory sauce, and with dancing bonito flakes, takoyaki is the most famous Japanese street food!

Tender Karaage by Tojo's kitchen
Juicy and tender, everyone's favorite Japanese fried chicken, Karaage featured in the NY Times! Come try their best-selling karaage before they are sold out again!

Juicy Kobe beef yakitori by Yakitori Tatsu
The best Japanese grilled food is… Yakitori! Yakitori is Japanese meat skewers! Comes with juicy meat and vegetables like green onion!

Beautiful Kimono by Mingei Japan
They have been wholesaling unique Japanese craft items in NYC for over twenty years, showing our merchandise at the New York International Gift Show at the Javits Center twice a year Two times a year I personally return to Japan, searching for wonderful things to buy. Among the items we carry are inexpensive "Mingei" Folk Art items from all over Japan; Origami and Chiyogami papers, silk and cotton Kimonos, stationery such as Note Cards and Note Pads, plus a large assortment of other unique gift items. We would be very interested in showing you our selection of Japanese gift items

Dango by Odango Masa
Dango is a traditional Japanese street food consisting of tasty mochi balls stacked on a skewer, coated with a special soy sauce and syrup, a perfect combo of savory and sweet flavor!

Mochi filled cookies by The Boiis Co
Chewy mochi filled cookies featured in Eater NY, TimeOut NY, NBC New York live.

Japan x Brooklyn style by Japanklyn
Japanese culture and Brooklyn lifestyle are combined! The coolest cloth is coming to JAPAN Fes!

Fluffy Imagawayaki by Catmint Wheel Cake
Wheel Cake, also known as “Imagawayaki,” a Japanese dessert that originated in Japan featured in Insider. Not only do we select the freshest and highest quality ingredients to serve the best wheel cakes in town, but we have also spent months perfecting our recipes in order to deliver the most luscious and unique taste to everyone.

Date: March 23, 2024

Time: 10:00am - 6:00pm

Location: East Village (Broadway-LaFayette st)

For details https://www.japanfes.com/new-blog/2024/323-east-village.