Vietnam Festival

The Vietnam Festival is an annual celebration highlighting the deep cultural ties between Japan and Vietnam. Each summer, the park transforms into a bustling marketplace filled with the aromatic scents of beef pho, crispy banh mi, and sweet Vietnamese coffee. The main stage features top pop artists and traditional performers from Vietnam, while colorful stalls showcase intricate Ao Dai silk dresses and handmade crafts. It is a high-energy festival that perfectly captures the modern spirit and traditional warmth of Vietnam.

As one of the more popular international events in the city, the food zones experience heavy traffic; lines for the most famous “Pho” and “333 Beer” vendors can exceed 30 minutes during the lunch peak. Spectators should head to the main stage in the afternoon for the “Vietnam-Japan Kizuna” performances, which often include high-profile pop collaborations.