25th Fiesta Mexicana 2026 in Odaiba Tokyo
To celebrate Mexico's Independence Day (September 16), the 'Fiesta Mexicana in Odaiba Tokyo' has been held since 2000. The content not only expands the circle of friendship between Mexico and Japan but also makes Mexico feel closer to the world. Now in its 25th year, we are introducing the charms of Mexico to many people and offering many programs to deepen their understanding! For three days, the Odaiba Deck will be in Mexico!!
More than 30 tents are lined up at the venue, where you can sell folk crafts and specialty products, and sample Mexican cuisine registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage site. You can experience Mexico right in Odaiba.
On stage, groups active in the Kanto region and nearby prefectures will perform songs and performances, along with dazzling folk dances. For children, we will offer programs such as the fun Mexican game "Piñata Split (*)."
It is being used. (*Children smash cracked kusudama <piñata> filled with sweets to the rhythm of songs and music.) In the special space, you can enjoy Mexico's pro wrestling "Lucha Libre." Luchador (Lesla)
-) wears colorful masks and performs acrobatic moves for a highly impactful performance. Additionally, the 'Mexico Photography Contest Winners' Exhibition' themed around Mexico is also held. Every time, many masterpieces are presented.
The Grand Prix winner will receive a certificate and commemorative gift from the Mexican Embassy. This event is enjoyable for families, friends, and people of all ages.
[Event Overview]
■ Date & Time: September 20 (Sun), 21 (holiday/Mon), 22 (holiday/Tue), 2026, 2026, each day from 11:00 to 19:00
■ Location: 1-8 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Odaiba Deck (inside Symbol Promenade Park)
Odaiba Deck (Symbol Promenade Park and West Promenade)
■ Organizer: Fiesta Mexicana Executive Committee / Japan-Latin America Cultural Exchange Association
■ Co-organizer: Tokyo Waterfront Subcenter Town Development Council
■ Supported by: Embassy of the United States of Mexico, Tokyo Metropolitan Port Bureau, Latin America Association (General Incorporated Association), Mexico-Japan Amigo Association
Onjuku Town, Onjuku Town International Exchange Association, Japan-Mexico Exchange Meeting, Japan-Chile Association, Japan-Peru Association, and others are planned.
■ Sponsors & Cooperation: Many Currently Recruiting
■ Official website: https://www.fiestamexicana-tokyo.com/
■ Free admission