First 3-Day Event During Golden Week: Tokyo Coffee Festival 2026 Spring
The Farmers Market Association will host the Tokyo Coffee Festival 2026 spring at the UNU in Aoyama from May 2-4. It features about 40 coffee shops, tasting tickets with original mugs, and diverse cultural content.
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NPO Farmers Market Association (Representative: Hirokatsu Morohashi) will hold the 'Tokyo Coffee Festival 2026 spring' at the Farmers Market in Aoyama, Tokyo. On the days of the event, about 40 coffee shops from Japan and abroad will gather. A variety of content will be available, including coffee tastings using a tasting ticket that comes with an original mini mug, an experience where you can relax indoors and enjoy a cup of nel drip coffee, coffee bean roasting workshops, sales of specialty baked goods and merchandise, and live performances by DJs and bands.
In addition, we will deliver diverse content such as tasting experiences of plant-based milk 'KOJI BARISTA EDITION', and tasting and sales of 'MOKABLE', which offers a new experience of 'eating' coffee by using whole finely ground coffee beans.
Event Overview
Dates: May 2 (Sat), 3 (Sun), 4 (Mon/Holiday), 2026
Time: 11:00-17:00 (*Farmers Market also held for 3 days. Time is 10:00-)
Venue: United Nations University Courtyard & Pilotis, 5-53-70 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku *Free admission. Held rain or shine.
Organizer: NPO Farmers Market Association (@farmersmarketjp)
Co-organizer: Good Coffee (@goodcoffeeme)
Instagram: @tokyocoffeefestival
Official Website: https://tokyocoffeefestival.co/
Advance Tickets: https://tokyocoffeefestival.stores.jp/
Highlights of Tokyo Coffee Festival 2026 spring
- Great value advance tickets including an original mini mug, ZINE, and tasting tickets. Reception starts 30 minutes earlier than same-day sales!
This time, the original mug has a high-quality matte gray finish, a first-time color for the event. With the cooperation of 'KINTO', for those who definitely want to get this mini mug with the original logo, we recommend purchasing the great-value advance tickets. Enjoy your coffee in a special mug finished in an unprecedented new color design.
Great value advance tickets, which include an original mini mug, ZINE, and a 'Tasting Ticket' that allows you to compare various coffees, are currently on sale in limited quantities. Not only is it 10% cheaper than buying on the day, but admission reception starts 30 minutes earlier. (Advance ticket admission reception | 11:00- / Same-day ticket admission reception | 11:30-)
Tasting Tickets
The original mini mug and ZINE are guaranteed to be included in the advance sale tasting set. Same-day sales will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis if quantities allow.
[Limited Quantity] Advance Sales
Tasting Ticket (Original mini mug, ZINE, 4 tickets): 2,700 yen
Same-day Sales
Tasting Ticket (Mini mug or mini glass, ZINE, 4 tickets): 3,000 yen
*The matte gray original mini mug and ZINE are guaranteed for advance purchasers. Same-day sales are first-come, first-served and will end when stock runs out.
Advance Ticket Purchase Page
- The 6th issue of the original ZINE (booklet) features an interview with Takeyuki Shigeta, Representative of the Japan Nel Drip Coffee Popularization Association.
*Photos are for illustrative purposes. The actual design may differ.
Tokyo Coffee Festival '06'
In the ZINE '06', which marks the 6th issue produced, branching off from the theme of this Tokyo Coffee Festival, 'Encounter with the Unknown', we conducted an interview with Takeyuki Shigeta, the representative of the Japan Nel Drip Coffee Popularization Association, who is participating in this event for the first time. Based on the 'Story of Qishr' that came up during a visit to his store in Ogikubo, we touch upon the image of coffee as viewed by both producing and consuming countries.
Mr. Shigeta has worked with renowned masters such as Mr. Sekiguchi of Cafe de L'Ambre (Ginza), Mr. Shimegi of Moka (Kichijoji), and Mr. Taguchi of Cafe Bach (Minami-Senju). He also has friendships with the owners of home-roasting coffee shops that emerged from the late 80s to the 90s, such as Caravanserai (Kanazawa), Yamatoya Coffee (Gunma), Tokushima Coffee Works, and Horiguchi Coffee (Setagaya).
In this magazine, we introduce a part of the scenery that Mr. Shigeta, who could be called a living dictionary of the coffee world, has observed, interspersed with photos taken in Yemen where he stopped by in his youth.
- Three people associated with the legendary, now-closed Aoyama shop, Daibo Coffee, gather to serve nel drip coffee. First-ever experience tickets on sale!
This Tokyo Coffee Festival
In addition, we will deliver diverse content such as tasting experiences of plant-based milk 'KOJI BARISTA EDITION', and tasting and sales of 'MOKABLE', which offers a new experience of 'eating' coffee by using whole finely ground coffee beans.
Event Overview
Dates: May 2 (Sat), 3 (Sun), 4 (Mon/Holiday), 2026
Time: 11:00-17:00 (*Farmers Market also held for 3 days. Time is 10:00-)
Venue: United Nations University Courtyard & Pilotis, 5-53-70 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku *Free admission. Held rain or shine.
Organizer: NPO Farmers Market Association (@farmersmarketjp)
Co-organizer: Good Coffee (@goodcoffeeme)
Instagram: @tokyocoffeefestival
Official Website: https://tokyocoffeefestival.co/
Advance Tickets: https://tokyocoffeefestival.stores.jp/
Highlights of Tokyo Coffee Festival 2026 spring
- Great value advance tickets including an original mini mug, ZINE, and tasting tickets. Reception starts 30 minutes earlier than same-day sales!
This time, the original mug has a high-quality matte gray finish, a first-time color for the event. With the cooperation of 'KINTO', for those who definitely want to get this mini mug with the original logo, we recommend purchasing the great-value advance tickets. Enjoy your coffee in a special mug finished in an unprecedented new color design.
Great value advance tickets, which include an original mini mug, ZINE, and a 'Tasting Ticket' that allows you to compare various coffees, are currently on sale in limited quantities. Not only is it 10% cheaper than buying on the day, but admission reception starts 30 minutes earlier. (Advance ticket admission reception | 11:00- / Same-day ticket admission reception | 11:30-)
Tasting Tickets
The original mini mug and ZINE are guaranteed to be included in the advance sale tasting set. Same-day sales will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis if quantities allow.
[Limited Quantity] Advance Sales
Tasting Ticket (Original mini mug, ZINE, 4 tickets): 2,700 yen
Same-day Sales
Tasting Ticket (Mini mug or mini glass, ZINE, 4 tickets): 3,000 yen
*The matte gray original mini mug and ZINE are guaranteed for advance purchasers. Same-day sales are first-come, first-served and will end when stock runs out.
Advance Ticket Purchase Page
- The 6th issue of the original ZINE (booklet) features an interview with Takeyuki Shigeta, Representative of the Japan Nel Drip Coffee Popularization Association.
*Photos are for illustrative purposes. The actual design may differ.
Tokyo Coffee Festival '06'
In the ZINE '06', which marks the 6th issue produced, branching off from the theme of this Tokyo Coffee Festival, 'Encounter with the Unknown', we conducted an interview with Takeyuki Shigeta, the representative of the Japan Nel Drip Coffee Popularization Association, who is participating in this event for the first time. Based on the 'Story of Qishr' that came up during a visit to his store in Ogikubo, we touch upon the image of coffee as viewed by both producing and consuming countries.
Mr. Shigeta has worked with renowned masters such as Mr. Sekiguchi of Cafe de L'Ambre (Ginza), Mr. Shimegi of Moka (Kichijoji), and Mr. Taguchi of Cafe Bach (Minami-Senju). He also has friendships with the owners of home-roasting coffee shops that emerged from the late 80s to the 90s, such as Caravanserai (Kanazawa), Yamatoya Coffee (Gunma), Tokushima Coffee Works, and Horiguchi Coffee (Setagaya).
In this magazine, we introduce a part of the scenery that Mr. Shigeta, who could be called a living dictionary of the coffee world, has observed, interspersed with photos taken in Yemen where he stopped by in his youth.
- Three people associated with the legendary, now-closed Aoyama shop, Daibo Coffee, gather to serve nel drip coffee. First-ever experience tickets on sale!
This Tokyo Coffee Festival