The Matsuri Japanese Festival returns to Paris
Attention Japan lovers: the 4ᵉ edition of the Matsuri Festival will take over the Parc Floral de Paris on June 14 and 15, 2025. An immersive weekend of street food, crafts and traditional shows.
A trip to Japan in the heart of Paris
Launched in 2022, the Matsuri Japanese Festival quickly won over audiences with its authentic, immersive atmosphere. After a successful first edition at Cité Fertile, the event has established itself as THE must-attend event for Japanese culture enthusiasts.
In 2025, Matsuri returns for an exceptional 4ᵉ edition at the Parc Floral de Paris, a verdant setting ideal for hosting this XXL event.
A rich program of gastronomy, crafts and shows
Over the course of two days, the festival will offer a true immersion in the Japanese universe, with a variety of stands, artistic performances and unique culinary experiences.
🍣 Japanese street food: visitors can sample Yabai Sando‘s famous sandwiches, Misato Bent o’s bentos and Usagi Délice‘s sweet treats.
🍶 Sake bar and Japanese cocktails: with a fine selection of Japanese spirits, to be discovered in a convivial atmosphere.
🎭 Crafts and culture: the aisles of the Japanese Artisans Pavilion will be filled with treasures to discover, from Koji brocantes to traditional kimonos from Saori Urata and Madame Haori.
🎶 Concerts and entertainment: the festival vibrates to the sound of Japanese hip-hop with Lipstorm, while Minako Oji and NENE offer spellbinding vocal performances. A DJ set by Sonikem brings the festivities to a close.
📖 Live Japanese lessons: renowned Youtubeur Julien Fontanier will be offering an introductory language course for anyone wishing to learn the basics of Japanese.
A festival not to be missed!
Whether you’re passionate about Japanese food, music or fashion, this 4ᵉ edition of the Matsuri Festival promises a real trip to the land of the Rising Sun, without leaving Paris.
Practical info
📅 Dates: June 14 and 15, 2025
📍 Location: Parc Floral de Paris, 26 Route du Champ de Manœuvre, 75012 Paris
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