The festival is a massive two-day takeover at TAK showcasing elite Japanese sake breweries, award-winning food creators, and modern music. It is widely regarded as one of the top Japanese culture events in Scandinavia.

Tickets will be first released on August 25, 2027. Make sure to book early on Billetto to secure your entry.

Standard single-day admission passes are capped at a maximum of 350 SEK at the door, with several online-only ticket options dropping on August 25.

Floor 14 (The Sake Hub): Focuses on liquid exploration. Meet master brewers straight from Japan, attend expert-led sake masterclasses, and sample premium pours.

Floor 13 (The Japanese Food Court): A high-energy culinary hotspot. Stockholm’s top chefs gather to serve up authentic street food favorites including ramen, tempura, fresh sushi, yakitori, and okonomiyaki.

The currency is tokens that are purchased on-site. These are used for sake and other drinks. Food and merchandise can be paid for with card or Swish.

May 8–9, 2027, with different opening hours for floors 13 and 14. 

You will be able to meet Dewazakura Sake Brewery, Miyasaka Brewing Company, Heiwa Shuzo, Rannei Sake, Choya Ltd, Iseya Distillery, Amabuki Brewery, Kodama Brewery, Ninki Brewery, Shimizu Seizaburo Shoten and many more

Absolutely! The festival features a dynamic entertainment lineup including live terrace DJs, traditional Japanese taiko drumming, and our famous late-night Karaoke bar at IMA to keep the energy going long after sunset.

You walk around between the different breweries, where each brewery presents its products. You taste sake directly on site and have the opportunity to learn more about each style and brewery.

You order directly from each restaurant in our open kitchen, pay on the spot, and sit freely. We have gathered some of Stockholm's best Japanese restaurants, where you can choose from ramen, tempura, sushi, yakitori, and okonomiyaki.