Experience of Japanese Culture at the Japan Festival!
Why not participate in a soba-making workshop and make traditional Japanese soba noodles with your own hands?

Location: Chase Promenade South Side (201 E Randolph St, Chicago)
Time: SUN Jun 16th, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Participation Fee: Free
What to Bring: Nothing

Japanese soba is a traditional noodle dish made from buckwheat flour, known for its rich aroma and flavorful taste. Soba-making became popular among commoners during the Muromachi period and spread throughout Japan during the Edo period. Soba is highly nutritious and is especially enjoyed as Toshikoshi Soba during New Year's celebrations.

Japan Festival Chicago is an annual event held in Chicago, Illinois, celebrating Japanese culture, cuisine, and arts. Participants can enjoy traditional and contemporary performances, including taiko drumming, kabuki dance, martial arts, and live music with traditional Japanese instruments. You can also savor authentic Japanese dishes such as sushi, ramen, and yakitori. Cultural exhibits provide a chance to learn about Japanese history. Take this opportunity to experience the wonderful Japanese culture! We look forward to seeing you there!