Nagoya Station is hosting a Summer Ramen Festival from June 22 to August 30, 2026, featuring six popular ramen shops offering special cold and refreshing ramen dishes perfect for the hot season.
About the Summer Ramen Festival at Nagoya Station
This event is a great opportunity for visitors to experience a variety of chilled ramen styles in one convenient location inside Nagoya Station. The festival not only highlights seasonal menus but also includes a digital lottery campaign where customers can win exciting prizes by enjoying the featured dishes.
The festival takes place at Nagoya Ekimen Dori, a renowned ramen street inside Nagoya Station that gathers authentic ramen from across Japan. From Sapporo to Hakata, six shops present their unique summer-only cold ramen menus designed to be light yet satisfying.
Customers receive a digital lottery ticket with a QR code for each bowl of the limited-time ramen they order. By entering the serial number on the special website, participants can win prizes such as free ramen tickets and original merchandise.
Highlights
- Six ramen shops offering exclusive cold ramen dishes for summer 2026.
- Digital lottery with prizes for up to 140 winners, including ramen passports and free ramen tickets.
- Each ramen bowl costs up to ¥1,200 (tax included), with a chance to win ramen free of charge.
- Festival location is just a 1-minute walk from Nagoya Station’s central ticket gate.
Event Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Summer Ramen Festival |
| Location | Nagoya Ekimen Dori, Nagoya Station area |
| Address | 1-1-4 Meieki, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya |
| Period | June 22, 2026 (Mon) – August 30, 2026 (Sun) |
| Price | Up to ¥1,200 per bowl (tax included) |
Visitors to Nagoya can enjoy a refreshing summer dining experience while exploring a variety of regional ramen styles all in one place. The digital lottery adds extra excitement, offering prizes such as a ramen passport valid at all six shops, original chopsticks, and free ramen tickets. This limited-time festival is perfect for ramen lovers and travelers looking to try something new and seasonal during their visit to Japan.