Tokyo Ramen Show
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Annual ramen festival in Komazawa Olympic Park, Tokyo. Oct 22–Nov 3, 2026. 36 shops from across Japan serve limited-edition bowls.
Tokyo Ramen Show is Japan's largest ramen event, bringing together top ramen shops from across the country for two weeks in Komazawa Olympic Park. Each year features around 36 shops split into two rounds, offering regional styles from Hokkaido miso to Kyushu tonkotsu. The event has become a pilgrimage for ramen enthusiasts seeking to taste Japan's best bowls in one location.
Tokyo Ramen Show takes place from 2026-10-22 to 2026-11-03.
Tokyo Ramen Show is held at Komazawa Olympic Park in Tokyo, Japan.
Use the official source for the latest schedule, route changes, and cancellation updates: https://www.ramenshow.com/.
The current listing status is scheduled. Last checked: 2026-08-04.
The admission fee for Tokyo Ramen Show is ¥0.
The typical crowd level is high.
Around 36 top ramen shops from all over Japan in one venue; Regional ramen styles including miso, shoyu, tonkotsu, and creative fusion; Two-round format with different shops each week for maximum variety
Komazawa-Daigaku Station (Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line), Exit at Komazawa Park exit, 10-minute walk. Bus from Shibuya Station is also available.
One bowl costs around 950 yen (ticket system). Come on an empty stomach and try 2-3 bowls. The lineup changes between the first and second week, so visit both rounds for the full experience. Weekday evenings are less crowded.
Around 36 top ramen shops from all over Japan in one venue; Regional ramen styles including miso, shoyu, tonkotsu, and creative fusion; Two-round format with different shops each week for maximum variety
Komazawa-Daigaku Station (Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line), Exit at Komazawa Park exit, 10-minute walk. Bus from Shibuya Station is also available.
One bowl costs around 950 yen (ticket system). Come on an empty stomach and try 2-3 bowls. The lineup changes between the first and second week, so visit both rounds for the full experience. Weekday evenings are less crowded.
📍 Komazawa Olympic Park