TAMAFES 2025 to be held in Tamagawa Village, Fukushima Prefecture

TAMAFES 2025 to be held in Tamagawa Village, Fukushima Prefecture ​
Cycle Village TAMAKAWA General Incorporated Association Press Release: October 6, 2025 TAMAFES 2025 to be held in Tamagawa Village, Fukushima Prefecture Performers from around the world will gather in the Airfront Area of ​​Fukushima Airport Park! From street performances, live painting, traditional dance, Japanese drumming, and BMX at “Sarunashi Jam,” to a Halloween event that’s hugely popular with children, there’s something for everyone. [Event Overview] Name: TAMAFES 2025 Date and time: October 26, 2025 (Sunday) 10:00-16:00 Venue: Fukushima Airport Park Airfront Area Address: 49 Kitasukama Yada, Tamagawa-mura, Ishikawa-gun, Fukushima Prefecture, 963-6304 https://maps.app.goo.gl/Cg6rHyffL3LqAW2h9

Admission: Free Organizer: Tamagawa Village (Fukushima Prefecture) Operated by: Cycle Village Tamakawa 【Highlights】 TAMAFES is an experiential festival that combines entertainment, art, food, and crafts. A spectacular performance by world-class street performers Live painting by artists Experience Japanese traditions with taiko drumming and traditional dance Professional BMX riders will participate in the “Sarunashi Jam” Halloween event: “Trick or Treat” with candy giveaways A “Nature Crafts Workshop” for children will also be held. In addition, there will be a popular food truck and a sales area featuring notable handmade and craft artists. There will be something for everyone, from children to adults, to enjoy all day long. [Organizer comment] TAMAFES (Tama Festival) is held as a place for culture and interaction that connects the community. Through street performances, music,
traditional performing arts, food, and crafts, we hope to provide many people with a memorable experience. We’re holding a Halloween event again this year! It’s designed to be even more enjoyable for children. We look forward to seeing you there. TAMAFES official flyer Image
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/149429/2/149429-2-9e4e91420dce31d190070f139b3ef9e5-3371×2384.png Fukushima Airport Park Airfront Area Venue What is Tamagawa Village in Fukushima Prefecture? Tamagawa Village, located in the Nakadori region of Fukushima Prefecture, is blessed with abundant nature and excellent access. Fukushima Airport is located within the village, and the Abukuma Highland Road and JR Suigun Line serve as hubs of
transportation, making it a highly convenient area. Popular Tamagawa specialties include persimmons, tomatoes, and cucumbers, grown in the fertile soil and pure waters of the Abukuma Mountains. Craft beer (local beer) made with local ingredients is also gaining attention. Famous tourist spots include Otojigataki Falls, selected as one of Japan’s 100 Best Waterfalls, and the Konpira cherry blossoms, which bloom beautifully in spring. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the abundance of activities, including cycling and canoeing, that take advantage of the natural surroundings. Furthermore, you can experience the warmth of the local area and the charm of nature at accommodations renovated from abandoned schools. Tamagawa Village is a hidden gem in Fukushima that soothes the soul, combining nature, food, experiences, and history. [Contact information] cyclevillage TAMAKWA General Incorporated Association E-mail: cyclevillagetamakawa@gmail.com [Official information] Official
homepage:https://tama-fes-fukushima.com/ Official
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/149429/2/149429-2-b811eb42a9d3a96413557ac293c51176-1203×954.jpg General incorporated association cycle village TAMAKWA Let’s liven up Tamagawa Village, the most bicycle-loving village in Japan, with bicycles!