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Fukuoka 100FES 2026

100FES brings art, market stalls, food and performances together for an intergenerational public festival at Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City Park. Its mix of activities makes it useful for a selective city stop rather than a visit built around one attraction.

Japanese original name
100FES 2026
Date / time
November 3, 2026 · 11:00 AM–7:00 PM JST
Venue
Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City ParkOpen in Google Maps
Nearest station
Check the official access guide

Travel action

Open the route before you go

Use Google Maps as the final navigation check. Event areas, crowd controls, and station exits can change on the day.

Event area

Check the venue or main event area and save it before leaving your hotel.

Open event area

Nearest station

Check the station-side approach and keep one backup return route.

Photos

Photos and place context

Visitor verdict

Decide whether you want to browse or attend a particular performance. For browsing, the mix of art, stalls and food gives you several interests to follow within one park. If a stage item is the reason for coming, use the official programme to choose your arrival instead of assuming it repeats throughout the day. Weather changes that choice: the city says stage events continue in rain, while only some booths may operate. A performance-focused visit and a market-focused visit therefore do not have the same weather resilience. Keep a stall-led plan flexible rather than treating the whole festival as an all-weather promise.

Practical information

Reservation
Reservation requirement not confirmed. Check the official page before visiting.
Tickets / booking
Free admission. Recheck the official Fukuoka City page before travel.
Price note
Check the official source for ticket and viewing-area details.
Access
Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City Park is at 2-6-50 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka. From Enoki-dori, the passage through the former Daimyo Elementary School leads into the park.
Rain
Fukuoka City says stage events continue in rain, while booths may operate only in part and content may change. Check the current programme and weather notice for the activity you want; the stage rule does not confirm that every stall will open.

Recommended for

Visitors who want a flexible public festival mixing intergenerational exchange with art, market stalls, food and stage performances, rather than a single fixed programme.

Not recommended for

Travelers whose plans depend on every booth operating in rain or on a final fixed programme; the city says stage events continue in rain, some booths may operate, and content may change.

Nearby / itinerary

Itinerary hint
Check the programme first and choose one main interest. Use the passage from Enoki-dori through the former Daimyo Elementary School to reach the park, then keep the visit centred on that choice rather than trying to complete every activity. The 11:00–19:00 window is the festival's operating period; it is not a prescribed eight-hour stay. Reconsider a market-led visit if the weather changes.

Source and updates

Event verified
Sep 29, 2026
Source checked
Sep 29, 2026

Details can change after publication. Always confirm dates, tickets, access, and cancellation notices with the official source before you go.