Popular shops from all over the country are gathering in Hiroshima. Eat, drink, create, and relax. The annual Cat Festival is here!

Eat, drink, shop, create, play, and relax. The annual fall festival “Neko Matsuri,” where you can enjoy all of these activities to the fullest, takes place in Hiroshima’s “Nekoyamachi BuildingThe event will be held at the

The “Nekoyamachi Building” is a mixed-use complex centered on the themes of “eating, working, and rejuvenating.” Now in its third edition, this event will feature a record-high 27 participating vendors, bringing together restaurants, shops, and artisans from both within and outside Hiroshima Prefecture.

TONPUKU

HOCUS POCUS

From Tokushima, the artisanal gelato shop “TONPUKU", and from Tokyo, the restaurant "Takarabune", a shop specializing in fried donuts "Hocus Pocus", and a cheesecake from Yamaguchi, "Sloth"…and others" are participating. Ehime, Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Yamaguchi, Tokushima, and Hiroshima. Shops and people active in each of these cities come together under one roof, creating opportunities to experience flavors and items—and to interact with people—that are rarely found in Hiroshima.

Another highlight is the chance to buy a variety of items that add color to daily life, such as pottery, home goods, used books, and furniture. The select shop “This___" will be participating again this year.

"MATCHAMON"

In addition, there are plenty of hands-on activities where you can get creative—it’s not just about eating and shopping. “Kamo Craft" will be hosting a welding workshop. In addition, "MATCHAMON" an experience where you make tea and prepare a latte, and "Sukima (Sukima.)"Making ornaments using," "Studio 103"—including yoga classes—and the permanent "Hiki Stargazing Sauna"..." and other programs that people of all ages can enjoy are lined up.

The "Cat Festival" brings together a variety of shops and people from all over the country. The event is organized by "Company Cafeteria", and " in Ehime, "YOSHIO ICECREAM", "—hosted by wine selector Junichi Hirasawa—"gubigubi," and the person overseeing the buildingYoshida LoveThat’s the lineup. It’s no wonder such exciting vendors have gathered here. Why not stop by and celebrate the 3rd anniversary of “Nekoyamachi Building” with us?