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Yoyogi Park is split by a road into Area A (the forest) and Area B, which has the Event Plaza, Outdoor Stage and Keyaki Namiki. Almost all festivals and markets are in Area B. The map on this page shows which area each event uses.
Harajuku, Meiji-jingumae (Harajuku) and Yoyogi-koen stations. The official "3 minutes on foot" is to the park entrance; the Event Plaza and Keyaki Namiki are 600–800 m in a straight line from each station, so allow about 10 minutes. Shibuya Station is about 1 km away and also walkable.
The park itself is free. Event admission varies, so check each event's official site.
Yoyogi Park Parking has 65 spaces (paid, open 24 hours). On weekends and holidays the road in front of the park gets congested and entry may be restricted. Waiting on the street is not allowed, so take the train.
Each organizer decides whether to go ahead in rain. The park's schedule does not say, so check each event's official site or social media on the day.
There are 7 public toilets around the event areas, shown on the map on this page. They get crowded on big festival days, so try ones a little farther away.
The park asks that dogs be kept on a leash and droppings taken home. Please avoid smoking in plazas and other crowded places. Inside event areas, follow each event's rules.
A festival that brings snow into the park: a pro snowboard jib battle (invitational), six live acts and a snow play area, plus blood donation and bone-marrow donor registration booths. Free entry; held rain or shine. Area: Event Plaza, Outdoor Stage. Organizer: 一般社団法人SNOWBANK Official site
Details are announced on the organizer's Instagram (@bmi_jp). Area: Keyaki Namiki. Organizer: 第6回 ロイカトン フェスティバル 実行委員会
Details are announced on the organizer's Instagram (@bmi_jp). Area: Keyaki Namiki. Organizer: 第5回 トルコフード フェスティバル 実行委員会
Shibuya City's annual residents' festival. The 2026 booths and stage program have not yet been announced on the official site. Area: Event Plaza, Outdoor Stage, Keyaki Namiki. Organizer: 渋谷区くみんの広場 実行委員会 Official site
A festival of Spanish music, flamenco and food. The highlight is giant-pan paella cooked on the spot, plus a 360° field stage and a sevillanas contest. Held rain or shine; cancelled in severe weather. Area: Event Plaza, Outdoor Stage. Organizer: フィエスタ・デ・エスパーニャ 実行委員会 Official site
Tokyo Metropolitan Government's food education fair: 44 tent booths with health consultations, chopstick-making and other hands-on activities, and sales of farm produce and rice-flour bread and sweets. Also food trucks using Tokyo-grown ingredients and a digital stamp rally. Free, no registration; held in light rain. Area: Keyaki Namiki. Organizer: 東京都産業労働局 農林水産部食料安全課 Official site
A festival offering information and community on parenting, child development and women's health, with company booths and a special stage (program on the official site). Area: Keyaki Namiki. Organizer: TOKYO 女性と子どものフェスティバル 実行委員会 Official site
Details are announced on the organizer's Instagram (@bmi_jp). Area: Keyaki Namiki. Organizer: 第4回 カンボジア水祭り実行委員会
The 2026 program has not yet been announced by the organizer. Area: Event Plaza, Outdoor Stage. Organizer: フィリピン フェスティバル 実行委員会
Areas and positions are approximate, based on the official venue and traffic maps. On the day, follow on-site signs and restrictions.
The plaza in Area B of Yoyogi Park — the main venue for food and international festivals.
The pedestrian zelkova avenue on the Shibuya City Office / NHK Hall side, lined with stalls during festivals.
The open-air stage next to the Event Plaza, used for festival performances.
Entrance to Yoyogi Park (Area A).
Entrance to Yoyogi Park (Area A).
Wheelchair accessible, Baby changing table
Wheelchair accessible, Open 24/7
Wheelchair accessible, Baby changing table
Wheelchair accessible
JR Yamanote Line. About 500 m to the Event Plaza in a straight line.
Tokyo Metro Chiyoda & Fukutoshin lines. About 650 m to the Event Plaza in a straight line.
Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line. About 550 m to the Event Plaza in a straight line.
JR, Tokyu, Keio and Tokyo Metro lines. About 1100 m to the Event Plaza in a straight line.
