Two Totsukawa Marches in Nara Mahoroba-kan (Tokyo)

From July 18th to 24th, Nara Mahoroba-kan (Tokyo) will host a special event where you can feel the deep bond and charm of two towns, Totsukawa Village and Shintotsukawa Town, featuring limited-time menus using ingredients from both locations, sales of local specialties, and talk events. Why not come and experience a rich life through food and shopping?

Two Totsukawa Marches

Event Period

July 18, 2026 (Sat) to July 24 (Fri)

Venue

Nara Mahoroba-kan (1-8-4 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, SMBC Shimbashi Building)

Event Details

1 Limited Menu at Cafe & Bar Mahora [Opening Hours] 11:00 AM - 7:30 PM

We will offer a limited-time menu using ingredients from Totsukawa Village and Shintotsukawa Town. Please enjoy our collaboration menu, available only here.

[Menu]

Totsukawa Mushroom and Shintotsukawa Tomato Mother-Child Somen / Fresh Melon Juice / Half Melon Shaved Ice

2 Specialty Product Sales [Event Hours] 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM *Until 6:00 PM on July 24th

We will sell specialty products from Shintotsukawa Town and Totsukawa Village. Please purchase these local specialties that are hard to find in Tokyo.

[Specialty Products]

Totsukawa Village: Sake "Tase", Dried Shiitake Mushrooms, Totsukawa Herb Tea, Floral Water, Mini Firewood, etc. Shintotsukawa Town: Junmai Sake "Totsukawa", Mini Tomato Juice, Melon Jelly, Jingisukan (Grilled Mutton), etc.

3 Relocation Talk Event

Residents who have relocated will talk about life in "Totsukawa". *Date: July 23, 2026 (Thu) only, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Venue: 2nd Floor Event Room

Participation in the 29th Shimbashi Koichi Festival

Event Period

July 23, 2026 (Thu), July 24 (Fri)

Venue

Shimbashi Station SL Plaza (Nara Mahoroba-kan Booth)

Event Details

Sale of Japanese sake (Totsukawa Village) and bone-in lamb (Shintotsukawa Town) at the Nara Mahoroba-kan booth.

The Bond Between Totsukawa Village and Shintotsukawa Town■

In 1889, people who lost their homes and fields in a great flood that struck Totsukawa-go, Nara Prefecture (now Totsukawa Village), moved to Hokkaido and pioneered Shintotsukawa Town. The "Totsukawa spirit," embodied by the mottos "Indomitable spirit," "Simplicity and fortitude," and "Unity," has not faded despite the distance, and they continue to live while thinking of, supporting, and visiting each other's hometowns. In Shintotsukawa Town, Totsukawa Village is referred to as the "mother village" and Nara Prefecture as the "mother prefecture," and close exchanges continue. Based on this historical background, in 2017, Nara Prefecture, Totsukawa Village, and Shintotsukawa Town entered into a cooperation agreement to mutually promote the sales of specialty products and disseminate tourism information.

Contact Information

Nara Prefectural Government, Governor's Office, Beautiful Southern Eastern Development Division 0744-48-3015

Nara Prefecture, Totsukawa Village, Planning and Tourism Division 0746-62-0004

Hokkaido Shintotsukawa Town, Industry Promotion Division 0125-76-2134

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