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Bakushoku Onsai Returns to Osaka Bay
Bakushoku Onsai Returns to Osaka Bay
Bakushoku Onsai Returns to Osaka Bay
Bakushoku Onsai Returns to Osaka Bay
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Bakushoku Onsai Returns to Osaka Bay

A waterfront celebration of global food, music, and culture at Sennan Long Park

Spend a summer afternoon sampling cuisine from around the world, listening to live music beside Osaka Bay, and watching the sun set over one of Osaka's newest waterfront destinations. Bakushoku Sennan returns to SENNAN LONG PARK

Bakushoku Onsai returns to SENNAN LONG PARK from August 14–16, 2026, transforming Osaka Bay into a three-day celebration of international food, live entertainment, and cultural exchange. With free admission, visitors can spend the afternoon exploring cuisine, music, shopping, and performances representing around 50 countries and regions before watching the sun set over Osaka’s waterfront.

Created to continue the friendships and international connections sparked by Expo 2025, Bakushoku Onsai brings people together through shared experiences rather than exhibition pavilions. Visitors are encouraged to wander, discover, and interact as they explore international markets, artisan shops, cultural exhibits, and family-friendly activities that celebrate the traditions, creativity, and communities of countries from around the world. It’s less about following a schedule than discovering something unexpected around every corner.

Food and drink remain at the heart of the festival. Authentic vendors serve everything from Palestinian, Sri Lankan, Taiwanese, Sudanese, Belgian, and German specialties to Japanese regional favorites, while craft breweries including Brewpub Standard, Banri Brewery (万里春酒造), BAK, Pilsner Urquell, and Oishii Germany keep the taps flowing throughout the weekend. Whether you’re trying a dish you’ve never heard of or enjoying a locally brewed pint beside Osaka Bay, the festival encourages visitors to experience the world one bite—and one glass—at a time.

Tsuyoshi (強)

Entertainment carries the festival from afternoon into the evening. Headlining artists nobodyknows+, ET-KING, and Tsuyoshi (強) are joined by an international lineup that includes Toubabou Kan, Salia Camara, El Mestizo Dance Company, KARIN, Guldana, VIT, MC AMI, MC P-NUTZ, DJ B-BALL, and DJ YUMIKO. Hip-hop, world music, African drumming, flamenco, dance, DJs, and cultural performances keep the waterfront stages active throughout the three-day festival, creating an atmosphere that’s every bit as memorable as the food.

The waterfront setting gives the Sennan edition its own personality. Wide lawns, sea breezes, and open views across Osaka Bay create a relaxed summer atmosphere where visitors can move freely between food stalls, craft beer gardens, international shopping booths, and live stages before ending the day with sunset over the water. Whether you’re coming for the music, the cuisine, or simply a different kind of summer outing, Bakushoku Onsai offers one of Osaka’s most distinctive waterfront festival experiences.

 

Global Flavors — Sample authentic cuisine from around 50 countries and regions.

Craft Beer — Enjoy Japanese and international breweries, including Brewpub Standard and BAK.

Live Entertainment — Experience concerts, DJs, dance, and world music led by nobodyknows+, ET-KING, and Tsuyoshi (強).

International Marketplace — Browse artisan crafts, global products, and cultural exhibits from around the world.

Summer by the Bay — Relax on Osaka Bay with sea breezes, sunset views, and a festival atmosphere that lasts into the evening.

 

Photos: Bakushoku Official Websites & Instagram, Artwork: JS Scenes

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  • Sennan Rinkū Park (Sennan Long Park), 2-201 Rinkūminamihama, Sennan, Osaka 590-0535, Japan
  • https://bakushoku-onsai.com
  • @@bakushoku_afterexpo

Opening Hours

Friday Aug 14: 12:00-21:00
Saturday Aug 15: 12:00-21:00
Sunday Aug 16: 12:00-21:00

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ACCESS

Venue
SENNAN LONG PARK

Address
2-201 Rinku Minamihama, Sennan, Osaka 590-0535

Nearest Station

Nankai Main Line → Tarui Station
Exit the station and follow the pedestrian overpass toward Tarui Hamaguchi. SENNAN LONG PARK is approximately 15 minutes on foot.

From Central Osaka

Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Namba Station
Transfer to the Nankai Main Line for Tarui Station. Approximately 1 hour 10 minutes, followed by a 15-minute walk.

JR Osaka Station
Take the Osaka Loop Line to Shin-Imamiya Station, then transfer to the Nankai Main Line for Tarui Station. Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes, followed by a 15-minute walk.

SCHEDULE

Dates
August 14–16, 2026 (Friday–Sunday)

Festival Hours
12:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Throughout the Day

  • International food and drink vendors open from 12:00 PM.
  • Craft beer and beverage booths serve throughout the festival.
  • International marketplace featuring artisan crafts and cultural goods.
  • Family-friendly activities, cultural exhibits, and interactive experiences.

Live Entertainment

Music and cultural performances take place throughout the afternoon and evening across the festival stages, featuring nobodyknows+, ET-KING, Tsuyoshi (強), international musicians, DJs, dancers, and cultural performance groups. A detailed stage timetable will be announced by the organizers closer to the event.

ADMISSION

Admission is free.

There is no charge to enter the festival or enjoy the live music, cultural performances, and entertainment throughout the weekend.

Food, beverages, craft beer, merchandise, and selected activities are available for purchase from participating vendors.

THE EXPERIENCE

Bakushoku Onsai invites visitors to spend the day discovering new cultures through food, music, shopping, and shared experiences in a relaxed waterfront setting along Osaka Bay.

  • Sample authentic cuisine from around 50 countries and regions.
  • Enjoy Japanese and international craft beer from featured breweries.
  • Watch live performances by musicians, DJs, dancers, and cultural groups throughout the day.
  • Browse international markets filled with artisan crafts, specialty products, and unique souvenirs.
  • Meet people, explore new cultures, and experience the international spirit that inspired the festival.
  • Relax on the lawns and waterfront promenades of SENNAN LONG PARK as the festival continues into the evening.

Whether you stay for a few hours or spend the entire day by the bay, Bakushoku Onsai offers one of Osaka's most enjoyable summer celebrations of food, music, and international culture.

INFO & TIPS

Bakushoku Onsai is designed as a relaxed, all-day festival, so take your time exploring the food, entertainment, and waterfront setting.

  • Admission is free; food, beverages, craft beer, and merchandise are purchased separately.
  • Arrive early for the best selection of popular food vendors and shorter lines.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking between food areas, brewery booths, shopping stalls, and multiple performance stages.
  • Bring a hat, sunscreen, and water for the afternoon, then stay for the cooler evening atmosphere and sunset over Osaka Bay.
  • Public transportation is recommended, as parking is limited and the festival attracts large crowds.

Organizer: Future Earth

Official Website: https://bakushoku-onsai.com

Instagram: @bakushoku_afterexpo

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Bakushoku Onsai Sennan 2026

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Aug. 14–16
  • Sennan Rinkū Park (Sennan Long Park), 2-201 Rinkūminamihama, Sennan, Osaka 590-0535, Japan
  • 12:00-21:00

  • Nankai Main Line → Tarui Station

  • Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Namba Station<br /> ➔ Transfer ➔ Nankai Main Line → Tarui Station

  • Free (Food, beverages, merchandise, and selected activities sold separately)

  • bakushoku-onsai.com
  • International food • Craft beer • Live music • Cultural performances • International marketplace

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