The 20th Mitaka International Exchange Festival -Sense the World in Mitaka!-

To encourage people to take advantage of this great opportunity to mingle and converse with people without borders, the Mitaka International Society for HOsPitality (MISHOP) will be hosting the Mitaka International Exchange Festival. The theme for the 20th anniversary of the festival is “Sense the World in Mitaka!”There will be even more international events and stalls than last year.

Inquiries: MISHOP
Date and time: September 27(Sun.) 10:00 a.m.~4:00 p.m. (The event may be cancelled in the case of bad weather.)
Location: Inokashira Onshi Koen, West Park

Implementing bodies:

Host: The Mitaka International Society for Hospitality (MISHOP)
Co-host: Junior Chamber International Mitaka
Sponsor: Mitaka City
Inquiries: Please go to MISHOP website or contact MISHOP Bureau for more information.
URL: http://www.mishop.jp/

MISHOP Bureau
Mitaka City Chuo-dori Town Plaza 4F, 3-30-12, Shimorenjaku, Mitaka City, Tokyo 181-0013
Tel. 0422-43-7812/ Fax. 0422-43-9966 E-mail. mishop@parkcity.ne.jp

The 20th Mitaka International Exchange Festival map

1. Stage

Don’t miss your chance to see various dance and music performances from around the world as well as traditional Japanese arts.

2. Tent Shop Area

This year, for the first time, the area will be divided into 8 world zones to display the unique characteristics and cultures of each country. Also, around 60 organizations, including embassies, NPOs and NGOs will be selling food, drinks and folk-crafts from around the world. Each country will be holding small music and dance performances.

3. MISHOP Area

This zone presents activities of MISHOP such as supporting foreign citizens, promoting multicultural understanding and inter national exchange for citizens.

4. Community Fellowship Exchange Area

Community Fellowship Exchange Area image

This zone introduces the activities of public offices, international exchange organizations and similar bodies.

Access

Access to Inokashira West park

15 minutes walk along the Canal from Mitaka Sta.
15 minutes walk from Kichijoji Sta.

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