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Bird Fes Asakusa 2026 Summer runs July 4-5 at Taito-kan

The Kotoricafe-organized market for bird-themed goods and care items is adding a summer Asakusa edition.

Kotoricafe has announced Bird Fes Asakusa 2026 Summer for Saturday, July 4, and Sunday, July 5, 2026, at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Taito-kan in Hanakawado.

The organizer describes the event as a sales fair bringing together creators and bird-related companies from around Japan. The official page lists bird-themed goods, handmade items, toys and food for small birds, and bird-care makers including CAP!, HOEI, and Torikichi Yokochou.

The posted hours are 11:30 to 17:00 on July 4 and 10:00 to 15:00 on July 5. Same-day tickets are 500 yen, elementary school-age children and younger are free, and the venue page lists the halls as the 5F north side, 6F, and 7F. Check the official page before visiting for the latest map and guest details.

Source: Kotoricafe

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東京都立産業貿易センター台東館

東京都台東区花川戸2-6-5 東京都立産業貿易センター台東館 5階北側・6階・7階

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