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

Keyaki Festival | Seikei University (Kichijoji Campus)Nov 22 (Sat) – 23 (Sun), Tokyo

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Keyaki Festival is the annual school festival held at Seikei University every November. It’s a large-scale event that has drawn as many as 20,000 visitors in some years. With plenty of attractions—food stalls, stage performances, and talk shows featuring well-known guests—be sure to come and join the fun!

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Komaba Festival | The University of Tokyo (Komaba Campus)Tokyo, Sat 11/22 – Mon 11/24

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Kagurazaka Area Rika Festival | Tokyo University of Science (Kagurazaka Campus)Nov 22 (Sat) – 23 (Sun), Tokyo

It’s the school festival at Tokyo University of Science’s Kagurazaka Campus. The Miss and Mister contests and the music festival are staple events. There are also talk shows featuring special guests. True to the university’s science focus, there are unique programs like hands-on experiment classes where you can learn about science. If you’re nearby, be sure to drop by!

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Mita Festival | Keio University (Mita Campus)Fri 11/21–Mon 11/24, Tokyo (Metropolitan Area)

Chofusai | The University of Electro-CommunicationsNov 21 (Fri)–23 (Sun), Tokyo Metropolis

The University of Electro-Communications values community engagement and regularly holds volunteer activities and hands-on workshops for children. Its Chofu Festival is held every November. True to its identity as a school of electrical engineering, the festival features captivating exhibitions and presentations that entertain visitors with experiences they can’t usually have.

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Shinjuku Festival | Kogakuin UniversityNov 21 (Fri)–23 (Sun), Tokyo Metropolis

Kogakuin University in Shinjuku, Tokyo holds a school festival called the Shinjuku Festival. It draws big crowds every year with popular artist live performances and unique events that make use of Kogakuin’s high-rise campus location, such as “Tetsujin 29-kai,” a time-attack race up the stairs.

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Gaigosai | Tokyo University of Foreign StudiesNov 20 (Thu) – 24 (Mon), Tokyo Metropolis

In addition to the classic festival stalls, food vendors, and stage performances, there will also be official merchandise for sale! You can enjoy language plays, a cappella, band performances, and dance, as well as exhibitions and presentations by clubs, sports teams, and seminar groups. It’s a campus festival you won’t want to miss.

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