Japan Cumbia Festival 2026

Japan Cumbia Festival 2026 is a vibrant celebration of cumbia and Latin music, bringing together international artists, Japanese musicians, and DJs for an energetic day of live music and dancing in Tokyo.

Taking place at Shinjuku MARZ, the festival offers audiences an opportunity to experience the distinctive rhythms of cumbia alongside a diverse selection of Latin-inspired sounds. The 2026 programme features international acts including Quentin Cooper & Floriane Blancke and Astros de Mendoza, alongside Japanese artists and DJs such as Caribbean Dandy, Fujii Satoru, KAZ SUDO, AMEMIYA KSK, TXAKO, TAGOOD, and MATXA.

The festival is designed around the communal spirit of cumbia—bringing people together through music, rhythm, movement, and cultural exchange. With performances and DJ sets throughout the event, attendees can enjoy a dynamic musical experience that moves between live instrumentation, dance-oriented rhythms, and DJ-driven Latin sounds.

Whether you already love cumbia and Latin music or simply want to discover something different, Japan Cumbia Festival 2026 offers an opportunity to enjoy an international music atmosphere in the heart of Tokyo.

Join fellow music lovers at Shinjuku MARZ on 13 December 2026 for a day dedicated to cumbia, Latin rhythms, live performances, DJs, and cultural celebration.

• Experience cumbia in Tokyo: Enjoy the distinctive rhythms and danceable energy of cumbia in a dedicated festival setting.

• Discover diverse artists: Experience performances and DJ sets bringing together Japanese and international musicians and selectors.

• Enjoy live music and DJs: Move between live performances and DJ-driven Latin sounds throughout the festival programme.

• Celebrate cultural exchange: Experience an event that connects Japanese audiences with Latin American musical traditions and influences.

• Dance and connect: Enjoy a lively atmosphere where music, rhythm, and dancing bring people together.

• Discover something new: Whether you are already a cumbia fan or simply curious about Latin music, the festival offers an opportunity to explore new sounds.