Pan no Fes is back at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami-Osawa
Pan no Fes (パンのフェス), the touring bread festival that started at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse in 2016 and has drawn 1.78 million visitors in total, is coming back to the outlet mall in Minami-Osawa, Hachioji. This is the fifth year the festival has been held here. It runs alongside the Hachioji Minna no Autumn Marché (はちおうじ みんなのオータムマルシェ), and you do not need a ticket to walk in.
Below you will find the dates and venue, the full lineup of 17 bakeries with the days they are there, and the 8 breads you can only get at this event.
Dates, hours and venue at a glance
| Event | Hachioji Minna no Autumn Marché Pan no Fes 2026 in Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami-Osawa |
| Dates | Saturday 31 October to Tuesday 3 November 2026 (a national holiday), 4 days |
| Hours | 11:00 to 17:00 |
| Venue | Minami-Osawa Ekimae Odori (the main street in front of Minami-Osawa Station) and a special area inside Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami-Osawa |
| Address | 1-600 Minamiosawa, Hachioji, Tokyo 192-0364 |
| Entry | Free |
| Organisers | Mitsui Fudosan Commercial Management and the Pan no Fes Executive Committee (PIA Corporation and Nippan Segmo) |
The fifth-year theme: treat breads
To mark five years in Minami-Osawa, the limited breads share a theme called 5 (go) hōbi pan (5（ご）褒美パン). It is a small pun: go means five in Japanese, and gohōbi means a treat or reward. So the idea is a bread you buy to reward yourself after a long week, or to take along as a gift.
Each bakery has made one bread that is a little more indulgent than its usual range, using richer ingredients. These are sold only at the festival.
All 8 venue-only breads
English names below are our own descriptions. The Japanese name in brackets is what you will see on the stall.
| Bread | Bakery | Based in |
|---|---|---|
| Salt and truffle bagel (塩トリュフべーぐる) | Tokyo Bagel Bagri (東京べーぐる べーぐり) | Nishikasai, Tokyo |
| Chestnut and pumpkin cream bun (栗とかぼちゃのクリームパン) | Boulangerie Atsushi (ブーランジェリー アツシ) | Hachioji, Tokyo |
| Ultimate garlic toast, Provence style (究極のガーリックトースト ～プロヴァンス風～) | Hongo Bakery (本郷ベーカリー) | Hongo, Tokyo |
| Dressed-up canelé (ドレスアップカヌレ) | NANA-Canel’e (ななカヌレ) | Sunto, Shizuoka |
| Weekend treat scone set, made with serious care by a scone-loving guy (スコーン男子が本気で作った、週末のご褒美スコーンセット) | Scone specialist Puchi Koan (スコーン専門店プティコアン) | Shizuoka City, Shizuoka |
| Blissful fromage bagel croissant (至福のフロマージュベーグルクロワッサン) | between bagel | Otsu, Shiga |
| Cheese danish (チーズデニッシュ) | ANDE (アンデ) | Fushimi, Kyoto |
| Sesame and coarse red bean loaf (ごま粒あん食パン) | Panya Mutsukado (パン屋むつか堂) | Fukuoka City, Fukuoka |
The press release includes product photos. Here they are as published.
All 17 bakeries and which days they come
There are 17 bakeries over the four days, with 16 open on any given day. Fifteen are there every day. The other two split the days: one is there on the weekend, the other on Monday and the holiday. The newest addition is BOUL’ANGE from Shibuya, known for its croissants.
| Bakery | Based in | Days / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kitakitsune no Shippo (キタキツネのしっぽ) | Sapporo, Hokkaido | All 4 days First time here |
| HAPPyHAPPy Melonpan (HAPPyHAPPyメロンパン) | Saitama City, Saitama | All 4 days Kitchen car |
| Korean Bakery MUUN Seoul (韓国ベーカリー MUUN Seoul) | Harajuku, Tokyo | All 4 days First time here |
| Tokyo Bagel Bagri (東京べーぐる べーぐり) | Nishikasai, Tokyo | All 4 days |
| Boulangerie Atsushi (ブーランジェリー アツシ) | Hachioji, Tokyo | All 4 days |
| BOUL’ANGE | Shibuya, Tokyo | All 4 days Newly added |
| Hongo Bakery (本郷ベーカリー) | Hongo, Tokyo | All 4 days |
| Yatsugatake Bread Corner Pocket (八ケ岳ブレッド コーナーポケット) | Nirasaki, Yamanashi | All 4 days |
| Scone specialist Puchi Koan (スコーン専門店プティコアン) | Shizuoka City, Shizuoka | All 4 days First time here |
| NANA-Canel’e (ななカヌレ) | Sunto, Shizuoka | All 4 days First time here |
| between bagel | Otsu, Shiga | All 4 days |
| ANDE (アンデ) | Fushimi, Kyoto | All 4 days |
| Takumi ~takumi style~ (匠～takumi style～) | Kyoto City, Kyoto | All 4 days First time here |
| Awajishima Shiopan Senmonten Shioki (淡路島塩パン専門店 しおき) | Awaji Island, Hyogo | All 4 days |
| Panya Mutsukado (パン屋むつか堂) | Fukuoka City, Fukuoka | All 4 days First time here |
| Komorebi Table (Hotel Epinard Nasu) (Komorebi Table（ホテルエピナール那須）) | Nasu, Tochigi | 31 Oct and 1 Nov only First time here |
| Fritza specialist Semoa! (フリッツァ専門店 セモア!) | Machida, Tokyo | 2 Nov and 3 Nov only |
First time here means the bakery has never set up at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami-Osawa before. The organisers say the lineup may change without notice.
Things to check before you go
- Plan your day around the bakeries you want. If you are after Komorebi Table, go on the weekend. For the fritza shop Semoa!, go on Monday 2 or Tuesday 3 November. Everyone else is there all four days.
- Limited breads are festival-only. The 8 treat breads above are made for this event, so you will not find them at the shops afterwards.
- Prices and stock are not announced yet. The press release gives no prices, quantities or purchase limits. Check the official page, the official X account or Instagram for updates and any lineup changes.
- Payment methods are not listed either. The announcement does not say whether stalls take cards or QR payments, so it is safer to confirm on the official page. If you are still sorting out cards in Japan, our guide to credit cards foreigners can get first walks through the options.
- The outlet mall is right there. Part of the festival is inside the outlet mall, so it is easy to combine a bread run with shopping.
Looking for more free things to do this autumn? See our guides to the Setagaya Tamagawa fireworks and the Shibaura Canal Festival with free canal cruises.
FAQ
- Q. Do I need a ticket for Pan no Fes in Minami-Osawa?
- No. Entry is free. You only pay for the bread you buy.
- Q. When and where is it held?
- From Saturday 31 October to Tuesday 3 November 2026, 11:00 to 17:00, on Minami-Osawa Ekimae Odori and in a special area inside Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami-Osawa, 1-600 Minamiosawa, Hachioji, Tokyo.
- Q. How many bakeries take part?
- 17 bakeries in total, with 16 open each day. Komorebi Table is there only on 31 October and 1 November, and the fritza shop Semoa! only on 2 and 3 November.
- Q. What are the limited breads?
- Eight bakeries each make one venue-only bread under the fifth-year theme of treat breads, such as a salt and truffle bagel and a chestnut and pumpkin cream bun.
- Q. How much do the breads cost?
- Prices, quantities and purchase limits were not included in the announcement. Please check the official event page.
- Q. Could the lineup change?
- Yes. The organisers say bakeries may change without notice, so check the official page or official social accounts before you go.
Source: PIA Corporation press release (PR TIMES, 1 October 2026). Information is as of 1 October 2026.