11.29 SUN · 10:00〜16:00

Minori Festival in Kinokawa

Togenkyo Sports Park, Kinokawa

Dates & time
November 29, 2026 (Sun) 10:00〜16:00
cost
Pay at each stall for food and goods
Venue & access
Togenkyo Sports Park, Kinokawa A free shuttle bus runs on the day from the Kinokawa City Momoyama Branch Office. Parking for 100 cars at the park.

Why You Should Visit

A one-day autumn festival of seasonal food and live music at Togenkyo Sports Park in Momoyama, Kinokawa City. Seventeen food stalls and seven kitchen cars line up — bread and coffee, Kumano beef burgers, and local farms selling their own persimmons and mandarins. Ten acts take the stage, from dance, yosakoi and kagura to bands and a singer-songwriter from Kinokawa, and the MC is Keikei Daikokusho, a Momoyama native who also performs in Yoshimoto Shinkigeki comedy. A good day out for families who want local food and music in one place.

MC and stage performers

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Keikei Daikokusho

MC (Yoshimoto Kogyo)

From Momoyama in Kinokawa; also appears in Yoshimoto Shinkigeki comedy.

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TONPEI

Singer-songwriter

Keeps singing under the motto "Cheer up Wakayama through song."

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Kohki Kawahara

Singer-songwriter

From Kinokawa.

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Twinkle's

Cheerleading dance

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Joyful Sound

Band

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Azemichi, Kido and Ranchiki

Yosakoi dance

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Brass Palette

Sax, trumpet and trombone

Participating Shops

Shop List & Map

NOTE

Weather:

  • Cancelled in rain

※Organised by the Minori Festival executive committee

※Inquiries: 090-3165-3989

出典: 実りフェスティバル実行委員会 公式Instagram・紀の川市(桃源郷運動公園トライアル・サウンディング)

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FAQ

Can I drive there?
Yes, the park has parking for 100 cars. A free shuttle bus also runs on the day from the Kinokawa City Momoyama Branch Office.
What happens if it rains?
It is cancelled in rain. Whether it goes ahead will be announced on the organiser's Instagram and other channels.
What kinds of stalls are there?
Seventeen stalls and seven kitchen cars: bread, coffee, ramen, Kumano beef burgers, sausages, canelés, candied fruit and churros, plus persimmons and mandarins from local growers, an onoresho brush-lettering workshop and accessories.