British Fair at Hankyu Umeda

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British Fair at Hankyu Umeda

Hankyu Umeda Main Store 9F: Event Hall, Festival Square, Hankyu Umeda Gallery and Art Stage

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Dates & time
Oct 7 (Wed) · 8 (Thu) · 9 (Fri) · 10 (Sat) · 11 (Sun) · 12 (Mon), 2026 +6 more First half 7-12 Oct / second half 14-19 Oct
* Closed all day on 13 Oct. Closes at 17:00 on 12 Oct and on the final day, 19 Oct.
Price & booking
Free entry (goods are paid for at each stall). The British tea tasting session costs ¥4,400 per person. No advance booking is needed for entry. Opening hours follow those of the store. The British tea tasting sessions (16-17 Oct, 9F Hankyu Umeda Hall, 40 people each) are booked through the British Fair online store. The vendor list is on the official fair page.
Venue & access
Hankyu Umeda Main Store 9F: Event Hall, Festival Square, Hankyu Umeda Gallery and Art Stage Right by JR Osaka Station and Umeda Station on the Hankyu, Hanshin and subway lines. Drivers can use the store's affiliated car parks.

There are 11 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Hankyu Umeda Main Store 9F: Event Hall, Festival Square, Hankyu Umeda Gallery and Art Stage, and 4 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

Hankyu Umeda's autumn British fair brings around 130 vendors to four spaces on the 9th floor. Each space has its own theme: classic food such as scones, fish and chips and pies; a bar modelled on a British pub; an afternoon tea market for tea, jam and sweets; and ceramics, vintage furniture and tartan goods. This year also marks 100 years since the birth of Queen Elizabeth II, and the tea room from the Royal Yacht Britannia is appearing in Japan for the first time. Part of the line-up changes after the closed day on 13 October.

Schedule

10月

日 月 火 水 木 金 土 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
First half (Queen's centenary feature) Second half (afternoon tea focus)

Participating Shops

Shop List & Map

Main vendors and items from the press releases. Prices include tax and may change.

画像出典: All product photos are supplied via the Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores press release on PR TIMES.

NOTE

First half, 7–12 Oct
  • Festival Plaza: Queen Elizabeth II centenary feature — tea rooms linked to the Queen, sweets by her former personal chef, fashion and equestrian culture
  • Talks by Angela Kelly, the Queen's former personal assistant and senior dresser (free, about 30 min each)

    7 Oct 18:00 / 9 Oct 11:00 & 15:00 / 10 Oct 11:00

Second half, 14–19 Oct
  • Festival Plaza: Afternoon Tea Market (sweets, tea, jam, teaware)
  • British tea tasting: 16 & 17 Oct at 10:30 / 13:00 / 15:30 / 18:00 (about 60 min, 40 people per session, 9F Hankyu Umeda Hall), led by tea instructor Junko Sunagawa
Throughout
  • Main hall: award-winning scones, fish & chips and pies; the line-up changes between halves
  • Hankyu Umeda Gallery: British pub & bar
  • Art Stage: ceramics and antique/vintage furniture

* About 40 staff are coming over from the UK.

出典: PR TIMES(株式会社阪急阪神百貨店)

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FAQ

Are there any closed days?
Yes, it is closed all day on Tuesday 13 October for the changeover. It also closes at 17:00 on 12 October and on the final day, 19 October.
What changes between the two halves?
In the first half, Festival Square hosts the Queen's centenary feature; in the second half it becomes mainly an afternoon tea market. The fish and chips and scone vendors also change between the halves.
Can I eat and drink there?
Yes, there is eat-in seating, with menus that change between the two halves. The pub and bar in Hankyu Umeda Gallery serves beer and whisky.

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