Latest Events in Yokohama(September Updated)

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of her debut, Mone Kamishiraishi will present her first self-produced outdoor music festival, Mone Kamishiraishi 10th Live “bouquet” for ALL, at the special stage in Yokohama Red Brick Park. Inspired by the theme of a “bouquet,” the event brings together the meaningful encounters and lasting connections from her musical journey, featuring an impressive lineup of guest artists and bands to create a heartfelt celebration through a rich variety of musical styles. Set against the beautiful waterfront of Yokohama, the festival will also offer food and relaxation areas, allowing audiences to enjoy live performances in a unique open-air atmosphere surrounded by the sea breeze and sunset. From Mone Kamishiraishi’s warm and expressive vocals to special collaborative performances, every moment is designed to create unforgettable memories with fans. More than a concert marking her 10th anniversary, this festival is a sincere expression of gratitude to everyone who has supported her. Join us in Yokohama and experience a memorable celebration filled with music, warmth, and the joy of coming together like a beautiful bouquet. Saturday, October 3 【BAND ACT】androp / MONGOL800 【GUEST ACT】AI / Naotaro Moriyama / Shiori Sato / Chinami Yahiku …and many more!! Sunday, October 4 【BAND ACT】adieu (Moka Kamishiraishi) / GLIM SPANKY / Oohashi Trio 【GUEST ACT】Yoshio Inoue / Kengo Kakudate (YOGEE NEW WAVES) / Shunsuke Kazama / Takeshi Kobayashi …and many more!!

The Yokohama Oktoberfest 2026 will be held at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Event Plaza from September 18th (Friday) to October 4th (Sunday), a total of 17 days. This year, the event continues the Munich-style tradition, with five of the six German government-certified breweries participating. In addition, over 20 shops will be on-site, offering a wide selection of beers from Germany to locally brewed brews, including well-known brands making their Japanese debut and special beers exclusive to the event. For the first time, "tasting sets" with original beer glasses will be introduced, providing beer lovers with the opportunity to discover new varieties and first-timers with the chance to find their favorite brews. The venue features four zones to fully immerse you in the vibrant atmosphere: a large tent area, a beer garden bar area perfect for enjoying drinks with friends, the Hofbro bar area suitable even for first-timers, and a lawn relaxation area ideal for families and dog owners, catering to diverse activity needs in different settings.

Yokohama Hakkeijima Ocean Park will host a 19-day "Fireworks Symphony" fireworks display from May 30, 2026 (Saturday) to March 21, 2027 (Sunday). This unique fireworks show, created by the ocean park, uses digital control, with the fireworks synchronized with the music to an accuracy of 0.1 seconds. Approximately 2,500 fireworks will be launched over 10 minutes. The fireworks dance to the music, shining and leaping in the night sky, leaving behind a magnificent trail.

Marie Antoinette (1755-1793) was one of the most fashionable queens in history, a true "fashion icon" of her time. From the 18th century to the present, her clothing and interior design have had a profound influence on fashion, design, and film. This exhibition explores the innovative spirit and personality of this queen in pioneering new styles across various fields, using clothing, jewelry, and furniture from her era as a framework. Furthermore, the exhibition demonstrates how the "style" shaped by this queen transcends generations, continuing to attract attention and inspire contemporary creators. This exhibition is a world tour from the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London, and the Yokohama Museum of Art is the first and only venue in Japan to host it.

The Yokohama Rakuten Festival, themed "The Wonderful World is Here," will be held on October 17th (Saturday) and 18th (Sunday), 2026, at seven venues in the Minato Mirai New Port area. The festival, created and organized by the community to promote local vitality and interaction, marks its 11th year and serves as a new starting point for the next decade, becoming a new celebration where everyone, regardless of nationality, participates, interacts, and shares joy. Approximately 120 teams and nearly 2,800 dancers from all over Japan gathered in Yokohama. They presented a diverse and exciting performance in the Minato Mirai district. Colorful costumes, bells, and energetic dances brought vitality and laughter to Yokohama in autumn.

At the 2027 Expo, this concept will be showcased through flowers and greenery, offering a wealth of inspiration and opportunities for exploration. "Let Us Bloom" perfectly embodies this concept and cordially invites everyone to join the journey. The design of this World Expo aims not only to evoke people's feelings about the World Expo or their aspirations for future urban life, but also to provide an authentic and immersive experience of horticultural culture and a profound connection with the Earth itself. Through these experiences, the brand conveys the message that it hopes visitors can discover ways to live in harmony with the Earth—not by dominating, but by coexisting.