Key Takeaways: Fiesta Mexicana in Odaiba Tokyo returns for its 25th year from 20 to 22 September 2026. It runs 11:00–19:00 at Odaiba Deck West Promenade, and admission is free. Past editions have offered Mexican food stalls, beer and tequila, a crafts market, and folk music and dance. The venue is a 1-minute walk from Daiba Station, and payment methods haven’t been announced, so bring some cash.
25th edition · Odaiba, Tokyo
Fiesta Mexicana in Odaiba Tokyo 2026
Sun 20 – Tue 22 September · 11:00–19:00 · Odaiba Deck West Promenade
FREEadmission
Information as of 16 September 2026, based on the official website. Food prices, payment methods and this year’s full stall and stage lineup are not listed in the event overview, so check the official site before you head out.
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Key facts at a glance
If you only need the basics, here they are. It is a three-day event over a weekend and two public holidays, and you do not need a ticket to walk in.
| Event | The 25th Fiesta Mexicana in Odaiba Tokyo 2026 (第25回フィエスタ・メヒカーナ in お台場 Tokyo 2026) |
|---|---|
| Dates | Sun 20, Mon 21 (holiday) and Tue 22 (holiday) September 2026 |
| Hours | 11:00–19:00 |
| Venue | Odaiba Deck West Promenade (お台場デッキ ウエストプロムナード) |
| Address | 1-8 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| Admission | Free |
| Organisers | Fiesta Mexicana Executive Committee (フィエスタ・メヒカーナ実行委員会) Japan Latin America Cultural Exchange Association (日本ラテンアメリカ文化交流協会) |
What is Fiesta Mexicana?
Mexico marks its Independence Day on 16 September, and this festival grows out of that celebration. It takes place in Odaiba every September, and 2026 is its 25th year.
It is a relaxed, open-air event rather than a formal ceremony. Most people come for the food stalls, browse the market, and stay for music and dance. Because entry costs nothing, it is easy to drop in for an hour between other plans on the Odaiba waterfront.
Food, shopping and stage shows
The list below reflects what previous editions have offered. The 2026 stalls and schedule may differ, so treat it as a guide to the general feel of the event.
| Area | Typical offerings |
|---|---|
| Food stalls | Tacos, chorizo, steak, burritos |
| Drinks | Mexican beer, tequila |
| Market | Mexican homeware and crafts, accessories, clothing, food products |
| Stage | Mexican folk music, traditional dance |
| For kids | Piñata breaking |
Why it works on a budget
No entry fee means you only pay for what you actually eat, drink or buy.Good with children
The piñata activity has been a regular feature for kids in past years.How to get there
The venue sits right next to Daiba Station, so the Yurikamome line is the shortest walk. The Rinkai line and the water bus are handy alternatives.
| Line | Station / pier | Walk |
|---|---|---|
| Yurikamome | Daiba Station | 1 min |
| Rinkai Line | Tokyo Teleport Station | 6 min |
| Water bus | Odaiba Seaside Park | 3 min |
Coming in from outside Tokyo on JR local trains? The Aki no Norihodai Pass for unlimited JR local train rides may be worth a look. For longer trips, see our guide to Shinkansen fares at 50% off with Tokudane Special 28.
Tips before you go
- Check the official site on the day. Prices, payment methods and the 2026 stage schedule are not in the published overview.
- Carry some cash as a backup. Whether stalls take cards or QR payments has not been announced.
- Holidays mean crowds. All three days fall on a Sunday or a public holiday, so arriving near opening time at 11:00 is a safe bet.
- Interested in running a stall? The organisers publish a 2026 vendor information page.
- Make a day of it. If you want to unwind afterwards, the Tokyo sento half-price coupon gets you into a public bathhouse for less.
FAQ
- Q. Is Fiesta Mexicana in Odaiba free to enter?
- Yes. The official site lists admission as free. Food, drinks and goods from the stalls are paid for separately.
- Q. What are the dates and opening hours?
- 20 to 22 September 2026, from 11:00 to 19:00 each day.
- Q. Where exactly is the venue?
- Odaiba Deck West Promenade, 1-8 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo. It is a 1-minute walk from Daiba Station on the Yurikamome line.
- Q. Can I pay by card or smartphone at the stalls?
- Payment methods have not been announced. Bringing some cash is the safest option, and it is worth checking the official site before you go.
- Q. Is it a good event for children?
- Past editions have included piñata breaking for kids. Check the official site for this year’s programme.
Sources: Fiesta Mexicana official site / Organiser information. Details may change, so please confirm the latest information on the official site.