Chiba Cultural Festival Calendar: University and Junior College Festival Schedule Summary [2026]

Shotoku Festival | Seitoku University Junior College DivisionSat 11/8 – Sun 11/9, Chiba Prefecture

Inohana Festival | Chiba University (Inohana Campus)Sun, Nov 2 – Chiba Prefecture

Toto Festival | Toto University (Makuhari Campus)Sun, Nov 2 – Chiba Prefecture

http://www.tohto.ac.jp

Komaki Festival | Edogawa UniversityNov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Chiba Prefecture

http://www.edogawa-u.ac.jp

Komaki Festival is a university festival held every year as a joint event by Edogawa University and the Edogawa University College of Social Welfare, both located on the same campus. Making full use of the expansive grounds, it features music and comedy performances, food stalls, lectures, and more, and is held over two days each year under a designated theme.

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Kashiwa Student Festival | Kaichi International UniversityNov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Chiba Prefecture

hakugakufes-kaichi.webnode.jp

Kashiwa Gakusai, the school festival held at Kaichi International University. It features distinctive academic and literary programs such as book review battles, speech contests, and presentations. It’s a festival that perfectly embodies the spirit of autumn for reading and culture.

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Sakuraizumi Festival | Nihon University (College of Industrial Technology)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Chiba Prefecture

http://www.ousenfes.com

Nihon University, the largest university in Japan, has multiple campuses. The College of Industrial Technology is divided into two campuses: the Mimomi Campus in Mimomi, Narashino City, Chiba Prefecture, and the Tsudanuma Campus in Izumicho, Tsudanuma. The school festival, called the Ousen Festival, is held at the Tsudanuma Campus.

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Meikai Festival | Meikai University (Urayasu Campus)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Chiba Prefecture

http://www.meikaisai.com

We uphold three guiding principles: “bringing smiles to the local community who visit,” “helping students create their best memory of college life,” and “energizing the university through the campus festival.” We hope the festival will be the bridge that connects these goals. By linking the local community, students, and the university through the festival and creating shared moments, the Campus Festival Executive Committee will take on challenges from multiple angles and create a festival filled with a melody of smiles.

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