Anjuin Fair "Wine Festival 2025"

Anjuin Fair "Wine Festival 2025"

Event Overview

Enjoy special wines that can only be tasted at the wine festival, carefully crafted from Anjuin-grown grapes, as well as Oita Prefecture beef steak. In 2025, the new venue "Ruru Park" will serve as the stage to showcase the charm of Anjuin to the outside world.

Info

JR Yanagaura Station → Shuttle bus 40 minutes, bus stop: Get off in front of the venue, walk on foot
Immediately from the Higashi Kyushu Expressway Oita Agricultural Culture Park IC
1000 units/free

Event Period

* 9:30 to 16:00

Price

Advance tickets: 4000 yen for the first 2000 tickets, 2800 yen for the first 2000 tickets. Same-day tickets: 5000 yen (if there are surplus tickets for steak included in advance tickets). Other drink tickets, AJIMU flavor packs, and wine glass tickets are available.

Event Category

Food Festival

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