List of Free-Admission Festivals in the Kanto Region [2025–2026]

In summer, there are many ways to enjoy the sea, but we also engage in activities to protect this precious environment. OCEAN PEOPLES is an event that not only lets you have fun, but also inspires you to think about conserving the ocean and beaches. In addition to live music, you can enjoy a food festival and stalls selling various goods.

Muni Fest is a free outdoor rock event held under the slogan “Street performances for rock bands too!” Its appeal lies in the chance to casually enjoy high-quality indie rock bands that you rarely get to see outside of live houses. Be the first to witness the dawn of Japan’s music scene with your own eyes.

Organized by the web magazine “earth garden,” this event is a community festival themed around an “organic and ecological lifestyle,” featuring not only live performances but also talk sessions, eco-organic shops, and food and drink booths lined up together. Although earth garden originally operated as an event production office, it gradually began running media as well, approaching outdoor festival management as a form of media operation. This edition is the third of four annual events—the summer installment.

The Philippine Expo is an international event held to celebrate friendship, goodwill, and the Independence Day of the Republic of the Philippines. Attracting over 50,000 visitors from Japan and abroad, this popular large-scale event showcases the rich diversity of culture through stage performances featuring songs and dances by famous Filipino artists, cosplay shows, and more. Japanese idol performances also energize the venue, fostering cultural exchange between the Philippines and Japan. Be sure to come and experience it for yourself!

In our “Free Music Festival,” the word “free” embodies three meanings: free of charge, freedom, and freedom from various boundaries. It’s a festival where artists of diverse genres perform, offering enjoyment across generations and opportunities for new discoveries.