Hanshin Nordic Fair 2026

11.5 THU – 11.16 MON

Hanshin Nordic Fair 2026

Hanshin Umeda Main Store, 8F Event Hall

Dates & time
November 5, 2026 (Thu) - November 16, 2026 (Mon) First half 5-10 Nov / second half 11-16 Nov
10:00–20:00 (closes at 16:00 on 10 Nov and at 17:00 on the final day, 16 Nov)
cost
Free entry (goods are paid for at each stall)
Venue & access
Hanshin Umeda Main Store, 8F Event Hall Directly connected to Hanshin Osaka-Umeda Station; about 3 min walk from JR Osaka Station. By car, use the store's affiliated car parks

There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Hanshin Umeda Main Store, 8F Event Hall, and 8 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

Hanshin Umeda's annual Nordic fair, focusing on Finland for 2026 under the theme "Päivitä arkesi" (update your everyday). Authentic cinnamon rolls change flavour between the first and second halves, and classics such as meatballs and salmon soup are served alongside kitchenware, tableware, vintage homewares, blankets and clothing. It suits anyone looking for tableware or textiles to see them through the winter.

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Selected shops

Shop List & Map

A selection from the official digital brochure and press release. About 50 shops take part in total, with some shops and products changing between the two halves. Prices include tax.

NOTE

2026 focus
  • Finland
Food
  • Cinnamon rolls (flavour changes between halves)
  • Nordic classics such as meatballs and salmon soup
Goods
  • Kitchenware and tableware
  • Vintage homewares
  • Blankets and clothing

出典: 阪神梅田本店 催しスケジュール

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FAQ

What differs between the two halves?
Some shops and products change. The cinnamon rolls come from Café Esplanad in the first half and from Ravintola Kamome, linked to the film Kamome Diner, in the second.
Are there any early closing days?
Yes. It closes at 16:00 on Tuesday 10 November (end of the first half) and at 17:00 on the final day, Monday 16 November.
Is entry free?
Yes, entry is free and no booking is needed.
What is on stage in the second half?
On 14 Nov (Sat) at 13:00, Arja Jyrkkönen and Yoshiko Utano give a talk about Kamome Diner. There is also a music parade on 11 Nov (10:10 and 13:00) and a hands-on session with the Finnish kantele on 15 Nov (11:00 and 15:00).