Kisarazu Natural Bar brings food, activities and a free water shuttle to Nakanoshima Park
Kisarazu Natural Bar Plus will be held at Nakanoshima Park on October 4 with local food, a reservation-only barbecue, stage shows, pony activities and a free water shuttle.
At Nakanoshima Park on October 4
Kisarazu Natural Bar Plus will be held at Nakanoshima Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 4, 2026. Vendors are scheduled to sell kebabs, yakisoba, gelato, craft beer, farm produce and more. The event will be canceled in severe weather.
Barbecue, stage shows and pony activities
Two reservation-only Natural BBQ sessions will let participants grill food bought at the venue. Participation costs ¥1,000 per group, with a food set sold separately for ¥3,500. The stage program includes performances by the karate and kendo clubs of Takushoku University Koryo High School, Hojo Yatsurugi hero shows and cheerleading. Pony feeding, photography and brushing activities are also planned.
No parking at the venue
There is no visitor parking at Nakanoshima Park. Drivers may use the former city hall west-side parking area or parking beside the west side of Shiohama Park. A free loop shuttle bus will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A free water shuttle connecting Uchiko Park, Toriizaki Seaside Park and Nakanoshima Park is also planned. Check the Kisarazu City event page for barbecue reservations, vendors and transport details.
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Last checked: September 17, 2026 15:08
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