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Webike Festival Rides Into Osaka
Webike Festival Rides Into Osaka
Webike Festival Rides Into Osaka
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Webike Festival Rides Into Osaka

Custom Bikes, Stunts and Motorcycle Culture Come to Maishima

Motorcycles take center stage at Maishima Sports Island as Webike Festival comes to Osaka with custom machines, stunt riding, rider personalities, exhibitors, food trucks and free admission.

Some motorcycle shows are about standing back and admiring the newest machines. Webike Festival is considerably less interested in standing still.

The rider-focused festival comes to Osaka on Sunday, September 20, filling Maishima Sports Island’s Sora-no-Hiroba with custom bikes, motorcycle brands, gear, personalities, food and a professional stunt show. The outdoor festival runs from 9:00–15:00, and admission is free.

One of the day’s biggest attractions should also be the loudest. Professional stunt rider OGA will perform a live stunt show, bringing the kind of two-wheeled tricks generally best left to somebody who does this for a living. He’ll be joined by motorcycle personalities and 21 motovloggers gathering at the festival throughout the day.

The machines themselves get plenty of attention too. The new Webike Custom Contest is open to everything from compact 4-mini bikes to full-size machines, with no engine-displacement limit. Up to 20 finalists will be displayed at Maishima, and visitors become the judges, scanning QR codes to vote for the custom bike they think deserves the crown.

Then there are the manufacturers and motorcycle businesses filling the exhibitor area with bikes, parts, accessories and gear. Visitors can work their way through the booths with the free Webike Quiz Rally, answering motorcycle questions by smartphone for Webike points and chances to win prizes along the way.

And if looking at motorcycles isn’t enough, Royal Enfield is bringing its test-ride caravan to Osaka, giving riders an opportunity to get aboard machines from its current Japanese lineup. That makes Webike feel notably different from a conventional indoor motorcycle exhibition: this is as much about riding culture and participation as polished machines under exhibition lights.

Food is covered too. The announced lineup includes 10 food trucks, serving everything from burgers and steak bowls to jerk chicken curry, garlic shrimp, hot sandwiches and karaage-style zangi.

Webike has held its rider festivals elsewhere in Japan, but the 2026 Osaka edition brings that formula to Maishima, where an outdoor setting feels particularly suited to an event built around machines designed to move.

Come for the custom bikes. Watch someone considerably more talented perform tricks on one. Grab a burger. Then spend the rest of the afternoon explaining why your own motorcycle suddenly needs another accessory.

 

Watch the Stunts — See professional rider OGA put two wheels through their paces in a live stunt show.

Vote for Your Favorite — Check out up to 20 Custom Contest finalists and help choose the winner.

Take a Test Ride — Try motorcycles from Royal Enfield’s current Japanese lineup.

Meet the Motorcycle Crowd — Browse bikes, gear and accessories alongside riders, brands and motorcycle personalities.

Fuel Up — Ten food trucks bring burgers, curry, steak bowls and more to Maishima.

 

Photos; Webike Official Website, Video: OGA チャンネル, Art: Japan Scenes

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  • 2-chōme-1-128 Hokkōryokuchi, Konohana Ward, Osaka, 554-0042, Japan
  • https://www.webike.net/special/festival2026_osaka/

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ACCESS

Venue: Maishima Sports Island — Sora-no-Hiroba
Address: 2-1-128 Hokkoryokuchi, Konohana-ku, Osaka 554-0041

Trains

JR Yumesaki Line → Sakurajima Station → Maishima Active Bus Route 2 → Ookini Arena Maishima-mae

JR Lines → Nishikujo Station → Osaka City Bus Route 81 toward Maishima Sports Island → Maishima Chuo

Maishima is not directly served by rail, so the final leg requires a bus.

SCHEDULE

September 20, 2026
Hours: 9:00–15:00

The day’s program includes OGA’s professional stunt show, the Webike Custom Contest, public-road test rides, exhibitor booths, motorcycle personalities, a quiz rally and food trucks.

Up to 20 Custom Contest finalists will be displayed, with visitors voting by QR code for their favorite machine.

TICKETS

Admission: Free
General Ticket: Not required

Most festival attractions can be explored without an admission ticket.

Some activities have their own participation rules or limited capacity. Royal Enfield’s public-road test rides, for example, require riders to meet the applicable licensing and participation requirements.

Motorcycle parking is free. Car parking costs ¥1,000 for the day. Parking capacity is limited, and organizers warn that entry restrictions may be imposed if turnout exceeds capacity.

Official Website:
https://www.webike.net/special/festival2026_osaka/

THE EXPERIENCE

This is more rider festival than traditional indoor motorcycle show.

  • Watch professional stunt rider OGA perform live.
  • See up to 20 finalist custom motorcycles and vote for your favorite.
  • Browse motorcycle manufacturers, parts, accessories and gear.
  • Take part in public-road motorcycle test rides.
  • Meet motorcycle personalities and 21 motovloggers.
  • Join the free Webike Quiz Rally for points and prizes.
  • Grab lunch from one of 10 food trucks.

The Quiz Rally requires the Webike app and a Webike account, so downloading the app and logging in before arriving will save time at the festival.

INFO & TIPS

Coming by motorcycle? Parking is free, making riding to Maishima the obvious choice for many visitors. Cars cost ¥1,000 for the day.

The event will proceed in rain, but may be canceled in severe weather. Weather-related announcements will be posted on the official event site and Webike Plus social channels.

Pets are not permitted at the festival.

Alcohol consumption and drone photography are prohibited inside the venue. Smoking is permitted only in designated areas.

Anyone interested in test rides should bring the appropriate motorcycle driver’s license and check the individual test-ride requirements before attending.

The Webike Quiz Rally is free and awards 50 Webike points for each correct booth quiz, up to 1,000 points, with additional prizes available at participating booths. The Webike app and account are required.

For food, 10 food trucks are currently announced, with burgers, steak bowls, chicken nanban, curry, garlic shrimp, hot sandwiches, zangi and other choices available.

Organizer: Rivercrane Corporation (Webike)
Contact: event@webike.net

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Webike Festival 2026 in Osaka

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Sept. 20
  • 2-chōme-1-128 Hokkōryokuchi, Konohana Ward, Osaka, 554-0042, Japan
  • 9:00–15:00

  • JR Yumesaki Line → Sakurajima Station → Bus to Maishima

  • Metro Chuo Line → Cosmosquare Station → Bus to Maishima

  • Free

  • www.webike.net
  • Some activities, including test rides, may have separate participation requirements

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