10.31 SAT · 11:00–18:00

11th Mongolian Autumn Festival Osaka

Utsubo Park (East Garden)

Dates & time
October 31, 2026 (Sat) 11:00–18:00
cost
Free entry (food and goods sold separately)
Venue & access
Utsubo Park (East Garden) About 5 min walk from Honmachi Station (Osaka Metro).

There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Utsubo Park (East Garden), and 4 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

Now in its 11th year, this one-day outdoor festival brings Mongolian food, music and culture to the East Garden of Utsubo Park in central Osaka. Expect stalls serving Mongolian dishes, stage performances of traditional music and dance, and booths for cultural activities and shopping. Matches of Mongolian wrestling, one of the festival's most popular draws, are scheduled to start around 11:00. There are games and workshops for kids too, and entry is free. The park is an easy walk from Honmachi Station, making this a relaxed way to sample Mongolian culture in the middle of the city.

NOTE

What's on

  • Mongolian food
  • Traditional music and dance on stage
  • Mongolian wrestling matches (scheduled to start around 11:00)
  • Cultural activities and shopping
  • Games and workshops for kids

*Cancelled in case of rain

*Organized by the Mongolian Autumn Festival Osaka 2026 Executive Committee; supported by the Consulate General of Mongolia in Osaka, NPO Mongolians in Kansai, and NPO Kansai Mongolia Friendship Association

出典: アイハウス多文化交流プラットフォーム(公益財団法人大阪国際交流センター)

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FAQ

Is entry free?
Yes, entry is free. You pay at each booth for food and goods.
When does the Mongolian wrestling start?
Matches are scheduled to begin around 11:00, right when the festival opens, so arrive early if wrestling is what you came for.
Will it go ahead if it rains?
The festival is cancelled in case of rain.
Is it good for kids?
Yes. There are games and workshops for children.