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Kanagawa Prefecture · Yokohama City (From Tokyo: approx. 30 min–1 h · train)

A Yokohama festival to discover the depth of mushrooms through food, art, and hands-on experiences

Yokohama Kinoko Taisai

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The 2026 edition of Yokohama Kinoko Taisai has ended.

Festival information

EVENT INFORMATION
Dates
2026/10/17 〜 2026/10/18Ended
Season / frequency
Autumn / Once a year
Location
Minato Mirai MM Terrace (1F Atrium)
Area
Kanagawa Prefecture・Yokohama City(From Tokyo: approx. 30 min–1 h · train)Prefecture-level estimate to a main station or airport, not the venue. Airport access, check-in and onward travel are extra; remote areas and islands can take much longer.
Highlights and activities
Participation fee
Admission is free. Prices for merchandise, food and drink, workshops, festival games, and other activities vary by activity.
Age restrictions
For children and adults alike
Official website / social media
Official website
Last updated
2026/10/19

Yokohama Kinoko Taisai is an event for mushroom lovers held in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai area under the theme “See mushrooms! Eat them! Admire them!” As well as food, it offers many ways to explore the appeal of mushrooms, including goods, art, hands-on activities, exhibitions, and stage events.

About Yokohama Kinoko Taisai

Yokohama Kinoko Taisai is an event for mushroom lovers held in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai area under the theme “See mushrooms! Eat them! Admire them!”

Alongside mushrooms as food, it offers many ways to explore their appeal, including goods, art, hands-on activities, exhibitions, and stage events.

Mushroom lovers are called “Kinoko-no-ko,” and the event aims to share the many sides of mushrooms.

Source: ヨコハマきのこ大祭2026|きのこを見て・食べて・愛でる秋の2日間 in MMテラス【10月17日・18日開催予定】 / ヨコハマきのこ大祭 | 見る!食べる!愛でる!きのこイベント

Festival highlights

At the market, you can find freshly harvested mushrooms and processed products from growers, as well as unusual varieties, and ask the growers directly how to eat and prepare them.

An art exhibition featuring mushroom-inspired accessories, goods, plush toys, illustrations, and other works is also a highlight.

Activities that go beyond simply looking are also planned, including a mushroom-picking experience, an exhibit where you can observe wild mushrooms, photo spots, and festival games.

Source: きのこを見て・食べて・愛でる秋の2日間『ヨコハマきのこ大祭2026』開催― 10月17日(土)・18日(日) 横浜みなとみらい MMテラス ― | ヒトワット合同会社のプレスリリース

A Yokohama festival to discover the depth of mushrooms through food, art, and hands-on experiences

What to expect

At the mushroom market, you can pick out fresh mushrooms and processed products and ask growers how to eat and prepare them.

Browse goods and artworks, or try your hand at making something in a craft or art workshop.

The stage features live performances, talks, and other acts, while mushroom-themed festival games and character activities are also on offer.

How to take part

Admission is free in 2026. The schedule includes a mushroom market, exhibitions, stage events, workshops, and more.

The mushroom-themed workshops are designed for general visitors to take part in and enjoy.

It is presented as an event for everyone, from children to adults, to enjoy.

Admission is free in 2026.

The event schedule includes market sales, mushroom-themed workshops, festival games, and more.

The “Mushroom Ring Toss” and “Mushroom Scooping” festival games are listed at 100 yen each.

Source: ヨコハマきのこ大祭2026 出展者募集|きのこの魅力を一緒に広げませんか?

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Location and access

Venue and address

Minato Mirai MM Terrace (1F Atrium) / 4-6-2 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture

Train and bus

2-minute walk from Exit 1 of Minatomirai Station / 6-minute walk from Exit 3 of Shin-Takashima Station / 12-minute walk from Yokohama Station via Hamamirai Walk / 13-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station via the moving walkway toward the Yokohama Museum of Art

Address 4-6-2 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture

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Dates and season

2026 Event Information (the listed dates have passed)

The 2026 schedule listed the event as planned for 2 days, October 17 (Saturday) and Sunday the 18th, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

On the 18th, the program includes a dance show, a clown show, character meet-and-greets, a mushroom-themed live performance, and more, starting with the 11 a.m. opening.

A mushroom art exhibition is planned inside the building starting October 10 (Saturday), ahead of the main event.

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Tips for your visit

If you take part in the digital stamp rally, use the same smartphone and the same browser to collect stamps.

Stamps may not be saved when using incognito mode or private browsing.

Prizes are limited to 150 per day, and the first 5 participants each day will also receive a special foil-stamped sticker, so it’s a good idea to arrive early if you plan to take part.

Source: ヨコハマきのこ大祭2026の会場でデジタルきのこスタンプラリーを開催します! | 関東きのこの会

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Official information

公式サイト:ヨコハマきのこ大祭 | 見る!食べる!愛でる!きのこイベント

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Yokohama Kinoko Taisai at a Glance

Yokohama Kinoko Taisai offers many ways to enjoy mushrooms, including food, art, shopping, hands-on activities, and stage events.

According to the 2026 schedule, a market, mushroom-themed goods and art exhibitions, workshops, exhibits, stage events, and more are planned at MM Terrace for October 17 and the 18th.

Admission is free, and the venue is a 2-minute walk from Minatomirai Station.

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Article updated: 2026/10/19

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