10.4 SUN · 9:00〜16:00

Re:Kyoto Exhibition at Ohigashi-san Hiroba

Ohigashi-san Hiroba (plaza in front of Higashi Hongan-ji)

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Dates & time
October 4, 2026 (Sun) 9:00〜16:00
cost
Free admission (food and goods are paid)
Venue & access
Ohigashi-san Hiroba (plaza in front of Higashi Hongan-ji) About a 5-minute walk north along Karasuma-dori from the Karasuma Central Exit of JR Kyoto Station. If you drive, use nearby coin parking.

There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Ohigashi-san Hiroba (plaza in front of Higashi Hongan-ji), and 6 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

An outdoor festival-style market held on Ohigashi-san Hiroba, the plaza in front of Higashi Hongan-ji. It revives the Kyoto Exhibition of 1871, the first exposition held in Japan, under the idea of learning from the old to create the new. Stalls for art, food, crafts and antiques fill the plaza, with Kyoto Tower and the temple in view. It is about 5 minutes on foot from JR Kyoto Station, and admission is free.

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What's on
  • Art, crafts
  • Food (including food trucks)
  • Antiques, vintage tools
  • Workshops
Rain
  • Whether it goes ahead is announced in the News section of the official site by 1 pm the day before
Other venue
  • Tuesday, November 10: Okazaki Park in front of Heian Jingu

出典: Re:京都博覧会 公式サイト(スケジュール)

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FAQ

Is there an admission fee?
Admission is free. You pay each vendor for food and goods.
Is it held on rainy days?
Whether it is held in rain is announced in the News section of the official site by 1 pm the day before.
Can I walk from Kyoto Station?
Yes. From the Karasuma Central Exit of JR Kyoto Station, walk north along Karasuma-dori for about 5 minutes to the plaza in front of Higashi Hongan-ji.

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