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

Hakuoh Festival | Hakuoh University (Daigyōji Campus)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Tochigi Prefecture

http://www.hakuohfes.com

At Hakuoh University, the Hakuoh Festival has adopted the permanent theme “This is what Tochigi has” since its 44th edition. Our goal is to make the Hakuoh Festival a flagship event representing Tochigi Prefecture. True to its theme, it is an event where you can discover the charms of Tochigi.

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Misaki Festival | Nihon University (College of Economics)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Tokyo Metropolis

http://www.misaki-fes.xyz

Nihon University is a comprehensive university boasting the largest scale in Japan. Its educational objective is to “always maintain a global perspective and contribute to the development of education and to human society.” Separate from the main headquarters in Kudanshita, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, the Faculty of Economics campus is also located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. The school festival is called the Misaki Festival, featuring events such as a haunted house and a stamp rally.

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Aioi Festival | Sagami Women’s UniversityNov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Kanagawa Prefecture

http://www.sagami-wu.ac.jp

Sagami Women’s University is a private university located in Bunkyo, Minami Ward, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and was established in 1949. In recent years, it has become known as a filming location for movies and TV dramas, appearing in numerous works such as “Biri Gyaru” (Have a Nice Day), “Chihayafuru,” “Wolf Girl and Black Prince,” and “Seshiru no Se.” The name of its school festival is Aioi Festival.

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Kamata Festival | Tokyo University of Technology (Kamata Campus)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Tokyo Metropolis

kamatasai.jp

This is a school festival held at Tokyo University of Technology’s Kamata Campus in Nishikamata, Ota Ward, Tokyo. Alongside staple concerts and events, visitors can also enjoy showcases of research and projects, reflecting the campus’s focus on medical and design fields.

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Hakusan Festival | Toyo University (Hakusan Campus)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Tokyo Metropolis

http://www.toyo.ac.jp

Hakusan Festival is a school festival with over 50 years of history, held every autumn at Toyo University’s Hakusan Campus in Bunkyo City, Tokyo. It’s a cultural festival that visitors of all ages—from small children to seniors—can enjoy. There’s also an adorable polar bear mascot named “Shiroyama-san.” If you’re lucky, you might run into him!

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Umi-Taka Festival | Tokyo University of Marine Science and TechnologyNov 2 (Sun) – 4 (Tue), Tokyo Metropolis

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Kaedemon Festival | Kokushikan University (Setagaya Campus)Nov 2 (Sun) – 3 (Mon), Tokyo Metropolis

http://www.kokushikan.ac.jp

The Kaedemon Festival, held on November 2nd and 3rd every year at Kokushikan University’s Setagaya campus, is a school festival with a history of over 50 years. Attendance can exceed 20,000 visitors. There are more than 70 food and activity stalls run by clubs, circles, and seminars. There’s also a main superhero-style character called “Kokushikan-ger.”

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