HOME＞About Tokyo Vegefood Festa
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What is Tokyo Vegefood Festa?
Tokyo Vegefood Festa is a food court style annual event with around 100 food stands and shops etc., providing various vegefood related foods and goods including environmentally friendly products.
We started this outdoor event with the title “Tokyo International Vegefood Cuture Fair” at Yoyogi Park in 2006 and renamed it as “Tokyo Vegefood Festa” in 2009 to make it friendly to wider range of people.
About Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2012
Date：Oct 20(sat)and 21(sun)10:00～17:00
Organizer: Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2010 Executive, Committee,c/o Veggie Culture Network
Venue: Keyaki Namiki St.,The Yoyogi Park,Tokyo (See the Venue page for access)
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I never knew vegan food was so tasty!
All the food at Tokyo Vegefood Festa is
vegan (made from plant-based ingredients only).
Yes, Tokyo’s largest vegan food event,
with around 100 stalls and 30,000 visitors expected,
is coming to Yoyogi Park again this year.
Drop by with friends, family or someone special and
enjoy some delicious, healthy vegan food!！
【Planning Paper】（※PDF）
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All kinds of stalls
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You will find a variety of stalls at Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2011. As well as well-known macrobiotic cafes, we will have vendors offering organic vegetables, vegan food, raw food, and natural and fair trade variety goods, among other things. Have a chat with stall owners and find your favorite vegan food.
Much more than buying food!
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In addition to all the stalls on offer, the event will feature workshops, stage talk shows, and other fun attractions. With something too for the kids, Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2011 in Yoyogi Park is the perfect place to take the family.
What is vegan food?
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Vegan food is made from plant-based ingredients only. This includes not only fruits and vegetables, but also rice, cereals, seaweed, and bean products. Many traditional Japanese dishes, including shojin ryori, are actually vegan.
Benefits of a plant-based diet
A plant-based diet offers the following benefits.
1. Environmentally friendly
Producing plant-based foods causes less harm to the environment.
2. Healthier
A plant-based diet is healthier and would help decrease healthcare expenditure.
3. Respect for life
Veganism is about respect for life, including that of animals.
4. Higher food self-sufficiency rate
Promoting a plant-based diet would help increase the food self-sufficiency rate
of Japan and many other countries.
5. International
With vegan food, it is easier to cater for people with various dietary restrictions
from different countries. It also brings people of the world together.
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Tokyo Vegefood Festa to date
～ This year marks the tenth Tokyo Vegefood Festa. ～
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Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2011 ～Shift in food culture～
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Date: Saturday, October 15, 2011 (10:00 to 17:00) (10:00 to 17:00)
Venue: Keyaki Street (in front of NHK Hall), Yoyogi Park
Number of stalls: 101
Visitors: about 17,000 (one day)
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Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2010 ～Food that touches the heart～
フライヤー１
Date: Saturday, October 16 and Sunday, October 17 (10:00 to 17:00)
Venue: Keyaki Street (in front of NHK Hall), Yoyogi Park
Number of stalls: 101
Visitors: about 30,000 (over two days)
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Tokyo Vegefood Festa 2009 ～Establishing a culture from grass roots～
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Date: Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18 (10:00 to 17:00)
Venue: Keyaki Street (in front of NHK Hall), Yoyogi Park
Number of stalls: 96
Visitors: more than 27,000 (over two days)
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〜 Tokyo Vegefood Festa up to 2008 〜
Tokyo Vegefood Festa has been held as an outdoor festival in Yoyogi Park since 2006,
when the event was called Tokyo International Vegetarian Culture Fair. In 2009,
the name was changed to Tokyo Vegefood Festa, which is easier to relate to.
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Tokyo International Vegetarian Culture Fair 2008
Date: Saturday, October 18 and Sunday, October 19 (10:00 to 17:00)
Venue: Keyaki Street (in front of NHK Hall), Yoyogi Park
Number of stalls: 70
Stage performers: 16 groups
Visitors: about 15,000 (over two days)
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Tokyo International Tokyo International Vegetarian Culture Fair 2007
Date: Saturday, September 29 and Sunday, September 30
Venue: Keyaki Street (in front of NHK Hall), Yoyogi Park
Organizer: Tokyo Vegetarian Week Festival Office
(now Tokyo Vegefood Festa Organizing Committee)
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Tokyo International Vegetarian Culture Fair 2006
Date: Saturday, September 9 and Sunday, September 10
Venue: Keyaki Street (in front of NHK Hall), Yoyogi Park
