Celebrate Japanese summer culture at Natsu Matsuri 2026 in Vietnam! Enjoy cosplay, stage shows, and merch booths celebrating anime, manga, and games with fellow fans.
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Highlights
A large-scale Japanese summer festival in Ho Chi Minh City celebrating Anime, Manga, and Cosplay culture
Meet & Greet sessions with special guests including Lay, Lize, Ruko, Tuyết Kỳ, Tí Nị and MC Kenta
Stage performances featuring Yosakoi dance, Sailor Moon cosplay show by Galaxy Cosplay Group, and DJ Fishzzz sets
Odori and Utagoe singing/dancing competitions, Random Dance, Maid Café, and Cosplay Fashion Show
Traditional Japanese festival games like Shateki and Senbonbiki, plus a marketplace of anime goods and figures
Japanese food stalls offering takoyaki, sushi, fried and grilled dishes
Access
📍 Sky Expo Centre, Công viên Phần mềm Quang Trung ✈ SGN
The event will be held at Sky Expo Center, located in Quang Trung Software City, Ho Chi Minh City.
Online tickets are priced at 189,000 VND, with an early-bird rate of 169,000 VND for the first 500 buyers until July 25, 2026 or while supplies last; gate tickets cost 209,000 VND and are sold throughout the festival. Tickets can be purchased via the official online link or at the venue.
When and where will Natsu Matsuri 2026 take place?
The festival will be held on August 30, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM at Sky Expo Center, Quang Trung Software City, Ho Chi Minh City.
How much do tickets cost?
Online tickets cost 189,000 VND, with an early-bird price of 169,000 VND for the first 500 tickets (promotion ends July 25, 2026 or when tickets sell out). Tickets bought at the gate cost 209,000 VND and are available throughout the event.
Where can I buy tickets?
Tickets can be purchased online via the provided link (links.veve.com.vn) or directly at the event entrance.
Who are the special guests attending?
Guests include Lay, Lize, Ruko, Tuyết Kỳ, Tí Nị, and MC Kenta, who will join Meet & Greet sessions with fans.
What kind of activities can visitors experience?
Visitors can enjoy stage performances, dance and singing competitions, a maid café, cosplay fashion shows, traditional festival games, and a variety of Japanese food and merchandise stalls.
