Outside of Nagoya
All-Japan Gyoza Festival Spring 2025 in Moricoro Park
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So, what is the All-Japan Gyoza Festival?
The All-Japan Gyoza Festival is a spin-off of the All-Japan Foodie Festival held each year during the consecutive Golden Week holiday and is visited by more than 100-thousand people. Gyoza, or pot stickers, are seen by many as the accent to a good beer enjoyed by an office employee after a tough day of work, but not anymore.
Gyoza are enjoying a new interest by all sorts of people. Often featured on TV, in magazines, and all sorts of other media, these delicious little devils have now made it into the homes of many. And so the All-Japan Gyoza Festival was created to give everyone the chance to find all sorts of potstickers all under one roof.
Popular eateries from the Tokai region in which Nagoya is located as well as other famous gyoza locations like Utsunomiya and Hamamatsu make an appearance with unique versions of the treats showing their bold flavors with ingredients from around Japan as they help to spread the culinary culture of those areas.
The event also serves to bring in many to Aichi Prefecture and promote its rich tourism industry.
Gyoza are enjoying a new interest by all sorts of people. Often featured on TV, in magazines, and all sorts of other media, these delicious little devils have now made it into the homes of many. And so the All-Japan Gyoza Festival was created to give everyone the chance to find all sorts of potstickers all under one roof.
Popular eateries from the Tokai region in which Nagoya is located as well as other famous gyoza locations like Utsunomiya and Hamamatsu make an appearance with unique versions of the treats showing their bold flavors with ingredients from around Japan as they help to spread the culinary culture of those areas.
The event also serves to bring in many to Aichi Prefecture and promote its rich tourism industry.
Details
| Schedule | Three days; Sat, Feb 22–Mon, Feb 24 (holiday), 2025 |
|---|---|
| Time | 10:00 am–5:00 pm (admission until 4:30 pm) |
| Venue | Open Grass Plaza, Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park (Moricoro Park) |
| Cost | Requires a fee |
| Price Details | Advance tickets: Sales begin from 10:00 am; Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at Ticket PIA, Lawson Tickets, Eplus, Boo-Woo Tickets • Adult full-day ticket: JPY 700 • Adult full-day pair ticket set: JPY 1,200 • Adult full-day three ticket set: JPY 1,800 Same-day tickets: Same-day tickets available for purchase at the box office. • Adult full-day ticket: JPY 700 Note: • Elementary school ages and younger free of charge. |
| Contact | All-Japan Gyoza Festival Office (Gain Co., Ltd.) |
| TEL | +52-728-0475 (available 10:00 am–6:00 pm, weekdays) |
| Home Page | https://gyozamatsuri.jp/ |
| Access | By train: • Outside Ai-Chikyuhaku Kinen Koen Station on the Linimo Line, reachable from Fujigaoka Station on the subway. • Outside Ai-Chikyuhaku Kinen Koen Station on the Linimo Line, reachable from Yakusa Station on the Aichi Loop Line. By bus: • Near Meitetsu Bus's Ai-Chikyu-Haku Kinen Koen Eki (Station) Bus Stop. By car: • Approx. 5 min. east of Nagakute Interchange, reachable by taking the Tomei Expressway to Nagoya-Seto Expressway at Nisshin Junction. • Approx. 20 min. east of Nagoya Interchange on the Tomei Expressway. |
| Bargain info | Get a free drink with the purchase of a Linimo One-Day Ticket During the event period, you can buy a Linimo One-Day Ticket (JPY for adults and JPY 400 for young children) and receive a drink voucher when you purchase your admission ticket. Present the voucher at the venue's drink booth for a free drink of your choice. |
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