Highlights

  • Afternoon samba parades and capoeira
  • Churrasco and Brazilian street food
  • Live Latin music across the weekend

Background & story

Run by the Chamber of Commerce of Brazil in Japan, this is Tokyo's largest celebration of Brazilian and Latin culture, with samba, music and food.

The Festival Brasil & Latino Tokyo 2026 brings samba, churrasco and live Latin music to Yoyogi Park across the weekend of July 18–19, 2026 (11:00–20:00). Admission is free; food and drink are sold on site. This page has the verified dates, venue and access.

2026 dates & times

  • Dates: Saturday–Sunday, July 18–19, 2026, about 11:00–20:00 each day.
  • Free entry; pay only for food, drink and goods.

Venue & access

  • Where: Yoyogi Park Event Square, Shibuya, Tokyo.
  • Nearest: about a 5-minute walk from JR Harajuku or Meiji-jingumae Station.

What to see

  • Afternoon samba parades and capoeira demonstrations.
  • Churrasco and Brazilian street food — pão de queijo, coxinha, açaí, caipirinha.
  • Live Latin music on stage across both days.

Tips for visitors

Go hungry and bring cash for the food stalls. The samba parade is the peak moment — check the day's stage schedule on arrival so you don't miss it. July is hot; the park has shade but little seating.

Official: festivalbrasil.jp. Dates and venue as listed for the usual mid-July weekend; confirm the lineup and any change on the official site.

Good to know for visitors

Getting there
About 5 minutes' walk from JR Harajuku or Meiji-jingumae Station. Open directions in Google Maps ↗
Booking & entry
Free to attend — details on the official page (button above).
Language
An international-exchange event — English speakers are very welcome.
Good for
culture seekers, music fans, food lovers

Good to know

Bring cash, as food booths are largely cash-only, and come for the afternoon samba parade.

Getting there

Yoyogi Park Event Square — 2-1 Yoyogikamizonocho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

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