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Autumn is the season for appetite! Head to the meat festival [Niku Matsuri] in October! Introducing the biggest event in Habikino City
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Habikino City in Osaka Prefecture is one of the Kansai region's leading yakiniku meccas, with a history of about 140 years in the meat industry. With a meat processing plant located within the city, suppliers are close by and the city is brimming with yakiniku restaurants where you can enjoy fresh, ...
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About 45 minutes by train from central Osaka. Habikino City is located in the southeastern part of Osaka Prefecture, and is a city blessed with rich nature and historical sites in the Kawachi Plain. There are many ancient tombs of various sizes scattered around, including the Emperor Ojin's Tomb, one of the largest in Japan, which is registered as a World Heritage Site, and it is a power spot that is an important part of people's lives. It is also famous as a fruit producing region, and wine made from grapes grown in this area is one of Osaka's representative specialties. In addition, Habikino is one of the most famous yakiniku meccas in the Kansai region, with a history of about 140 years in the meat industry. "I want to drink delicious wine while seeing a World Heritage Site..." "I want to eat delicious meat in a land rich in nature..." If that sounds like you, be sure to visit Habikino.
A festival of meat and wine! Habikino Niku Matsuri feat. Nihon no Shoku Matsuri
Last year, over 10,000 people attended the hugely popular " Habikino Niku Matsuri feat. Nihon no Shoku Matsuri ," which will be held again this year! This is a major event where you can fully experience the charm of Habikino City, a city of wine, meat, and World Heritage sites.
This year's dates are Saturday, October 19th and Sunday, October 20th, 2024 !
You can enjoy a variety of dishes based on fresh meat procured from meat wholesalers in Habikino City, along with wine, plum wine, beer, etc. In addition to the food truck booths selling meat and sweets, there will also be plenty of content for small children to enjoy, such as stage events, fluffy play equipment, and a festival!
We look forward to seeing you all there!
Event details
[Date and Time] Saturday, October 19, 2024 and Sunday, October 20, 2024 10:00-16:00 (※Will proceed even if it rains, but will be canceled if it is stormy)
[Location] Ishikawa River Park, 140 Komagaya, Habikino City, Osaka Prefecture, 583-0841
Parking: Available (Standard cars: 640 yen / Large cars: 2,100 yen)
[Access] About 4 minutes walk from Komagaya Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line
[Admission fee] Free
[Contact information] Osaka Habikino Tourism Bureau (072-959-2261)
Includes a 2,000 yen food and drink voucher! One-day bus tour! 🚌
This year, we have decided to hold a bus tour with a 2,000 yen food and drink voucher that can be used at the Habikino Niku Matsuri feat. Nihon no Shoku Matsuri, in collaboration with Hankyu Travel International. In addition, we will prepare seats in the dining area exclusively for customers participating in this tour! You can enjoy your meal without worrying about taking a seat.
This is a charming one-day bus tour that allows you to enjoy Minami Kawachi all day long, including purchasing local specialties at Roadside Station Shiratori -no-Sato Habikino and experiencing all-you-can-eat mandarin orange picking at Kaminotaishi Tourist Mandarin Orchard .
If you are interested, please make a reservation using the link below!
*Photo is for illustrative purposes only.
Tour Details
[Application period] Saturday, October 19th, 2024 or Sunday, October 20th, 2024
[Tour cost] 8,990 yen
[Schedule] Please check the official website
[Inquiries] Hankyu Travel International, Trapics Osaka Domestic Bus Tours (Navi Dial: 0570-01-5589)
About 45 minutes by train from central Osaka. Habikino City is located in the southeastern part of Osaka Prefecture, and is a city blessed with rich nature and historical sites in the Kawachi Plain. There are many ancient tombs of various sizes scattered around, including the Emperor Ojin's Tomb, one of the largest in Japan, which is registered as a World Heritage Site, and it is a power spot that is an important part of people's lives. It is also famous as a fruit producing region, and wine made from grapes grown in this area is one of Osaka's representative specialties. In addition, Habikino is one of the most famous yakiniku meccas in the Kansai region, with a history of about 140 years in the meat industry. "I want to drink delicious wine while seeing a World Heritage Site..." "I want to eat delicious meat in a land rich in nature..." If that sounds like you, be sure to visit Habikino.
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