Hyper Japan Festival 2025 Details

Date: 2025 February 26 20:31

Posted by Joe

The good folks from Japanese Cultural Festival Hyper Japan have just sent us details for their next London event. They'll be running from Friday 18th to Sunday 20th July 2025 at Olympia Events.

Headliners this time around include alternative rock band Hitsujibungaku. You may have heard their song more than words which used in the second season of the anime adaptation of Jujutsu Kaisen, their song Hikaru Toki can also be heard as the opening theme in The Heike Story, plus they've got a great cover of Life's a Treat - Shaun the Sheep opening theme.

They'll also have the usual selection of Japanese culture, including performances, workshops, food and Japanese themed retailers

Tickets are on sale now. You can visit hyperjapan.co.uk/festival for more details and to purchase tickets.

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Press release as follows:



HYPER JAPAN Festival 2025: HYPER JAPAN Festival Returns Bringing the Best of Japan to London

The UK's biggest Japanese Culture Festival returns from 18-20 July 2025

26 February 2025

• The UK's biggest Japanese Culture Festival returns from 18-20 July 2025
• Artists include alternative rock band Hitsujibungaku and renowned pianist marasy
• Back at Olympia Events for an unforgettable celebration of Japanese culture

26 February 2025, London - The UK's largest Japanese culture event, HYPER JAPAN Festival, , is back at Olympia Events this summer, bringing the magic and excitement of Japan to the heart of the UK. Running from 18-20 July 2025, this 3-day festival promises to be bigger and better than ever, with a stellar lineup of performances, food, workshops, and exhibitors celebrating the best of Japan.

Among the exciting announcements, HYPER JAPAN Festival is thrilled to confirm the first two performers for 2025:

• Hitsujibungaku, one of Japan's leading alternative rock bands, known for their emotional and dynamic performances will take the stage on Saturday, 19 July.
• marasy, a celebrated pianist whose breathtaking talent has captivated millions online and on stage worldwide, will perform on Friday, 18 July.

Now in its 21st edition, continues to be a must-attend event for lovers of anime, manga, Japanese fashion, traditional arts, food, and cutting-edge technology.

Visitors can look forward to:

• Live Performances: Hitsujibungaku, marasy, and more to be announced soon.
• Workshops: Workshops will be announced in March, with add-on tickets available for purchase. Expect a mix of traditional favourites such as wagashi-making and furoshiki wrapping, alongside exciting new experiences.

Whether you're a long time fan of Japanese culture or new to its wonders, HYPER JAPAN Festival offers something for everyone.

New for 2025: Tomodachi Bundle Ticket

This year, HYPER JAPAN Festival introduces the Tomodachi Bundle Ticket, a special group package that includes five General Admission tickets at a discounted rate. Perfect for friends and family, attendees can purchase multiple bundles in sets of five (e.g., 10, 15, 20 tickets). This offer is only available for General Admission tickets-other ticket types must be purchased separately.

Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for HYPER JAPAN Festival 2025 go on sale today, 26 February 2025. Early booking is recommended as tickets are expected to sell quickly.

For more details and to purchase tickets, visit hyperjapan.co.uk/festival.

HYPER JAPAN Festival 2025 Details:

Venue
Olympia Events
Hammersmith Rd, London W14 8UX

Dates & Times
Friday 18 July 2025: 12:00-20:00
Saturday 19 July 2025: 10:00-20:00
Sunday 20 July 2025: 10:00-17:00

Prices
General admission day tickets start from £25.44 (children 10 and under enter free).



About HYPER JAPAN Festival
The UK's biggest J-Culture event launched in 2010. HYPER JAPAN Festival showcases the diversity of Japan, from anime and manga to music, fashion, food, traditional culture, gaming, and technology. It features an incredible line-up of exhibitors, stage performances, workshops, and more, making it a cornerstone of Japanese cultural celebration in the UK.

Source: Hyper Japan