Experience the Essence of Connection at the Tsukikawa OMOTENASHI Festival 2026

Welcome to the Tsukikawa OMOTENASHI Festival 2026

The Tsukikawa OMOTENASHI Festival, which first started in 2019, will host its fourth edition this summer. This year's theme continues with "Connecting Market"—a special event designed to foster human connections and share cherished experiences. The festival's message is simple yet profound: "Your treasures become my treasures, and my treasures become yours."

Event Highlights

The festival will feature a range of traditional activities including an antique book market, tea ceremonies, food stalls, and local fair games. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore various community hubs where people can meet, connect, and share meaningful moments.

Date and Time

- When: June 28, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Where: The festival will take place at multiple venues, including:

- Tsukikawa Kōzan-en
- Busaisō
- Kaki-an
- Minna no Kominka
- Gyoshinchi Tea Room
- Tsukikawa Station Front Michinobe Park

Local Attractions

- Tsukikawa Kōzan-en: A highlight of the festival will be the "Connecting Market," featuring performances such as the “Kaze no Bon” (Bon festival dance) by the Owara Kikuchi group, alongside various food stalls and food trucks.
- Busaisō: Here, the "Busaisō Summer Exhibition" will showcase the area's rich artistic heritage.
- Kaki-an: This venue will host an antique book market and a community library focused on the stories of Machida's history, in collaboration with the Tsukikawa community facility “Tsurubon.”
- Minna no Kominka: Engage in a community fair with interactive activities for families.
- Gyoshinchi Tea Room: Experience the traditional tea ceremony while enjoying matcha and craft goods available for sale.
- Michinobe Park: Visitors can savor local vegetables from Machida along with coffee and snacks.

Special Event on the Same Day

First-time Tsukikawa OMOTENASHI Tour
From 10:00 AM to around 1:15 PM, join a guided tour of Tsukikawa, the hottest spot in Machida City right now. Participants will explore four historic traditional houses and shrines within the festival grounds, making for an enriching cultural experience.

- Organizer: Machida City Tourism Convention Association
- Details can be found on the Machida Flat homepage.

Promotion of Machida City

Machida City aims to present its unique charm to attract residents who want to live and continue living in the area. This initiative to release information about local events and culture is a collaboration with various organizations within the city.

About Machida City

With a population of around 430,000, Machida City is situated in the southern part of Tokyo, just 30 minutes by train from the city center. The area surrounding Machida Station boasts large commercial facilities, while traditional shopping streets remain alive and vibrant. Stepping slightly away from the station leads you into idyllic countryside settings, lush parks, and farmland dedicated to local vegetable cultivation. Machida City beautifully combines urban convenience with the richness of nature.