
Reog Ponorogo
A traditional masked dance nominated for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
All of Indonesia, right in the heart of Nagoya.
11.21(Sat) 22(Sun) 23(Mon)
Hisaya-odori Park, Hikari-no-Hiroba
Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi10:00 - 19:00Free Entry
What is the Indonesia Japan
Friendship Festival?
An annual event held in Japan to celebrate the strong relationship between Indonesia and Japan. It is supported by the Indonesian Embassy, local Japanese governments, and community organizations.
The festival aims to promote friendship, cultural exchange, and better understanding between the two countries. Visitors can enjoy traditional and modern performances such as Indonesian dances and Japanese taiko drums. There are also food stalls offering popular Indonesian dishes like nasi goreng, satay, and rendang, plus workshops, exhibitions, and booths introducing both cultures, tourism, education, and business opportunities.

A traditional masked dance nominated for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage

Indonesia's energetic popular music, with gendang drums and bamboo flutes

Dances from across the islands, performed in regional costume

A dance inspired by the most accomplished courtesans of Edo-era Yoshiwara

Sengoku-era warlords brought back to life in a modern performance

Dance, taiko drumming, and performances by local children

Nasi goreng, satay, rendang, bakso soup and bakwan. Japanese favourites such as udon and yakitori are served too.

Batik, songket textiles and other Indonesian products, alongside workshops and exhibitions on tourism, education and business.





The companies and organisations that supported the 2025 festival.
We are currently accepting enquiries about sponsoring 2026.











