JapanFest Atlanta
Cultural Festival • North Georgia High Country

JapanFest Atlanta

JapanFest Atlanta brings Japanese culture, food, art, performance, vendors, anime, martial arts, and hands-on activities to Duluth.

JapanFest Atlanta
Cultural FestivalMid-SeptemberFamily friendlyFood vendorsArts & craftsLive music

About JapanFest Atlanta

A large Japanese cultural festival at Gas South Convention Center with performances, food, vendors, anime, arts, and hands-on experiences.

JapanFest Atlanta is a major Japanese cultural festival at Gas South Convention Center, featuring performances, food, vendors, anime and gaming elements, martial arts, local artists, cultural demonstrations, children's activities, and hands-on experiences celebrating Japanese culture in Georgia.

Dates & Schedule

This event has passed for the current season. Check the official event source for the next announced dates.

Annual September Japanese cultural festival

What to Expect

Highlights

Family friendly, Food vendors, Arts & crafts, Live music

Admission & Tickets

Tickets are required, with Gas South District showing ticket prices starting at $20.78. Parking can be purchased separately.

Ticket Information

Parking

JapanFest takes place at Gas South Convention Center. Purchase parking in advance through the event or venue ticketing links if you want a simpler arrival.

Vendors & Food

The festival includes Japanese food, local Japanese restaurants, Ginza Vendor Street, gifts, local vendors, martial arts and sports, anime partners, kids activities, local performers, local artists, omikoshi, kagamiwari, hands-on experiences, and cultural organizations.

Family & Pet Notes

This event is family friendly.

Planning Notes

JapanFest Atlanta runs Saturday, September 19 from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday, September 20 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Gas South Convention Center. Buy tickets and parking before arrival, then plan time for Japanese food, Ginza Vendor Street, martial arts, anime and kids activities, local performers, omikoshi, kagamiwari, hands-on experiences, and cultural exhibits.