A Flavorful Celebration at Moricoro Park
Attention all gyoza enthusiasts! Save the date for September 21-23, 2024, when the All Japan Gyoza Festival returns to Aichi. This festival at Moricoro Park in Nagakute promises three days of dumpling delight for anyone who loves gyoza's delicious, crispy, and juicy goodness.
What's On the Menu?
The festival gathers vendors across Japan, each offering their regional take on gyoza. Whether you're a fan of the classic pan-fried version (yaki-gyoza) or curious about boiled varieties (sui-gyoza), this festival will have something to satisfy your taste buds. From Utsunomiya's famous dumplings to Hamamatsu's unique gyoza, the options are endless, and each stall will showcase the rich diversity of this beloved dish.
Why You Should Go
Gyoza isn't just a food; it's a cultural experience. This festival allows you to taste dumplings made with ingredients from many different regions of Japan, each with its own flavor and twist. It's also a fantastic opportunity for international residents in the Nagoya area to dive into Japanese food culture without the need for a cross-country trip.
The festival's lively and welcoming atmosphere ensures that you can enjoy your meal in the company of fellow foodie fans, both local and international.
Gyoza!
Whether you're a longtime gyoza enthusiast or someone who loves exploring Japan's incredible food culture, the All Japan Gyoza Festival 2024 offers an unforgettable experience. Bring your friends and family, or go solo—just make sure you come hungry!
Tickets
Advance Tickets:
1-Day Ticket (Adult): ¥700
1-Day Ticket (Adult Pair): ¥1,200
1-Day Ticket (3 Adults): ¥1,800
You can purchase tickets via the following links:
Ticket Pia
Lawson Ticket
e+ (E-Plus)
Boo-Woo Ticket
Same-Day Tickets:
1-Day Ticket (Adult): ¥700
Available at the ticket booth on the day of the event.
Children of elementary school age and younger are free.
You'll need to purchase tickets or tokens to sample the gyoza. Each stall may have its own pricing, typically around ¥600 per plate, depending on the vendor. It's best to arrive early, as the most popular stalls can sell out quickly!
When and Where
Dates: September 21 (Saturday) to September 23 (Monday), 2024
Times: 10:00 ~ 17:00 (16:30 Last Entry)
Location: Moricoro Park
Moricoro Park, officially known as Aichi Expo Memorial Park, offers the perfect backdrop for the event. This expansive green space was the site of the 2005 World Expo, and today, it serves as a venue for a variety of events and activities. The park features ample seating, so you can relax and enjoy your gyoza while soaking in the festive atmosphere.
Getting There
Moricoro Park is easily accessible from Nagoya. The fastest way is by taking the Linimo Line from Fujigaoka Station on the Higashiyama Subway Line. Get off at Ai-Chikyuhaku Kinen Koen Station, and the park is just a short walk from the station.
Parking
If you are coming by car, parking is available for a nominal fee - but please note that it is not included in the entry price.
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