The last stop of this autumn’s National Ramen Festa (全国ラーメンフェスタ 秋の陣2026 IN 春日部) comes to Kasukabe in Saitama for four days, from Saturday, October 31 to Tuesday, November 3 (Culture Day, a national holiday). It takes place in a dedicated event area at the Yamada Denki electronics store, Tecc LIFE SELECT Kasukabe Main Store (ヤマダデンキ Tecc LIFE SELECT 春日部本店). Admission is free, and you only pay for the bowls you order.
Dates, hours and address
| Event | National Ramen Festa Autumn 2026 in Kasukabe |
|---|---|
| Dates | Sat, October 31 to Tue, November 3, 2026 (holiday) |
| Hours | 11:00 to 19:00 Last day (Nov 3): until 18:00 |
| Venue | Special event area, Yamada Denki Tecc LIFE SELECT Kasukabe Main Store |
| Address | 259-3 Kobuchi Aza-Maeda, Kasukabe, Saitama 344-0007 (〒344-0007 埼玉県春日部市小渕字前田259-3) |
| Entry | Free (entry and watching) |
| Ramen ticket | ¥1,000 per ticket, tax included One ticket = one bowl |
| Organizer | National Ramen Festa Executive Committee (Ramen Databank Inc.) |
| Supported by | Yamada Denki Co., Ltd. (Yamada Holdings Group) |
How ramen tickets work
Like most ramen festivals in Japan, you do not pay at each stall. You buy ramen tickets first and hand one over for each bowl.
- One ticket gets you one bowl of ramen.
- Advance tickets and same-day tickets are the same price: ¥1,000 per ticket, tax included.
- Same-day tickets are sold at the venue.
- You do not need a ticket just to walk around, watch the stage or browse.
Since the price does not change, buying in advance is really about convenience: you arrive with tickets already in hand. If you are still deciding how many bowls you can manage, a same-day ticket keeps you flexible.
Where to buy advance tickets
Advance tickets are on sale now through three channels.
| Where | How | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 7-Eleven stores | Buy in store with Seven Code 117-365 | Ask staff or use the store terminal |
| Seven Ticket (online) | Reserve on the Seven Ticket page | Pick up the tickets at a 7-Eleven store |
| Yamada Denki Tecc LIFE SELECT Kasukabe Main Store | Registers on each floor | Yamada Points accepted at the 1F main register. Store sales planned until Nov 3 |
If you already collect Yamada Points from buying electronics, the 1F main register at the venue store is the one place you can turn them into ramen tickets. Point balances and rules vary by account, so check with staff at the register.
Not sure which card to use for small purchases like this? Our guide to credit cards in Japan for foreigners covers which one to get first. Payment methods accepted at the venue itself are not listed in the announcement, so check the official site.
What else is on besides ramen
The main draw is ramen from well-known shops around Japan, each with its own regional style. Around the food, there is more aimed at families:
- Stage events
- Festival-style stalls and games (ennichi)
- Merchandise sales
The press release does not name the participating shops or the stage program. The official event website is where the organizer posts details and updates.
This autumn series has already stopped in Hitachi (Ibaraki) in September and Takasaki (Gunma) in October. Kasukabe is the final round, so if you missed the earlier ones, this is the last chance this autumn.
Looking for more cheap eats this month? We also covered the free ramen coupon festival at Taiyo no Tomato Men and the 7-Eleven onigiri sale. For another autumn outing, see our Musashino Art University Festival guide.
Things to check before you go
- Closing time on the last day: November 3 ends at 18:00, an hour earlier than the other days.
- Early finish: the event can end early if ingredients run out. Coming earlier in the day is the safer bet.
- Shop lineup: check the official site to see which shops are coming before you plan how many tickets to buy.
- Getting there: transport and parking details are not in the announcement. Check the official site or the store before you head out.
- Advance tickets from Seven Ticket: remember you still need to collect them at a 7-Eleven store before the event.
FAQ
- Q. Do I need a ticket to enter the venue?
- No. Entry and watching are free. You only need a ramen ticket, at 1,000 yen each including tax, when you want a bowl.
- Q. Is the advance ticket cheaper than buying on the day?
- No. Both cost 1,000 yen per ticket including tax, and one ticket is exchanged for one bowl of ramen.
- Q. Where can I buy advance tickets?
- At 7-Eleven stores, on Seven Ticket online with pickup at a 7-Eleven store (Seven Code 117-365), or at the registers on each floor of Yamada Denki Tecc LIFE SELECT Kasukabe Main Store.
- Q. Can I pay for ramen tickets with Yamada Points?
- Yes, at the 1F main register of Yamada Denki Tecc LIFE SELECT Kasukabe Main Store.
- Q. What time does it close on the last day?
- 18:00 on Tuesday, November 3. The other days run from 11:00 to 19:00, and the event may end early if ingredients run out.
- Q. Which ramen shops are coming?
- The press release does not list them. Check the official event website for the lineup.
Official sources: National Ramen Festa Autumn 2026 official website · Seven Ticket · Yamada Holdings press release