Dates TBA
Tokiwasai (Hino Campus) 常磐祭
Jissen Women's University
The staircase in Oshi no Ko, the library in the Japanese remake of Marry My Husband, the plaza in Yamada-kun and the Lv999 Love: Jissen's Hino campus lists them all on its own filming page. On festival weekend the women's university opens to everyone, and you can find the spots yourself.
✅ Open to everyone🚶 No reservation💴 Bring cash
Key facts
- Dates
- Dates TBA
- Hours
- 10:00-16:00 (2025)
- Where
- Hino Campus
Open in Google Maps ↗ - Nearest station
- Hino Station (JR Chuo Line), about 12 min
- Entry
- Free
- Reservation
- Not needed
- Payment
- Bring cash: most stalls don't take cards
- English
- Mostly Japanese (Google Lens helps)
- Official site
- Visit official site ↗
Dates not yet confirmed on the official website.
Last updated: Sep 15, 2026
What it is
- A women's university in Hino, western Tokyo; the festival closes at 16:00, earlier than most.
- Usually the second weekend of November (2025: Nov 8-9). 2026 dates are not announced yet.
- Jissen's Shibuya campus is on the same filming list (Roppongi Class, the Japanese Itaewon Class), but its festival is in September.
Highlights
- Oshi no Ko (2024) used the campus square and the main building's second-floor corridor and stairs.
- Marry My Husband (Prime Video, 2025), the Japanese version of the Korean hit, used Building 4, the library and Sakura Hall.
Best time to go
General tips that apply to most Tokyo university festivals.
- Right at opening, usually 10:00: stalls are ready and lines are short.
- On multi-day festivals, weekdays are the quietest days.
- Saturday early afternoon is the busiest time almost everywhere.
- Eat before 11:30 or after 13:30 to skip the lunch rush.
Suggested plan
- 10:00 Pick up a map at the gate. Do the popular indoor events (exhibitions, workshops, cafes) before the lines grow.
- 11:30 Lunch from the food stalls, ahead of the noon rush.
- 13:00 Watch bands, dance and theatre on the outdoor stages.
- 15:00 Walk the campus sights, then sort your trash at an eco-station on the way out.
Rules at the festival
- Ask before photographing students up close.
- No photos where signs say so.
- Sort trash at the eco-stations: burnable, plastic, cans, PET bottles.
- Don't bring your own alcohol. Many festivals ban it; where it is sold, buy only from the official stalls.
- No smoking and no drones on campus.
- Only enter rooms that are part of the festival.
Point-and-show phrases
No Japanese needed. Show this screen to a student at the stall.
| これください | This one, please Kore kudasai |
| いくらですか？ | How much is it? Ikura desu ka? |
| 写真を撮ってもいいですか？ | May I take a photo? Shashin o totte mo ii desu ka? |
| カードは使えますか？ | Can I pay by card? Kaado wa tsukaemasu ka? |
| ゴミ箱はどこですか？ | Where is the trash bin? Gomibako wa doko desu ka? |
| 入口はどこですか？ | Where is the entrance? Iriguchi wa doko desu ka? |
| トイレはどこですか？ | Where is the restroom? Toire wa doko desu ka? |
| おいしい！ | Delicious! Oishii! |
| ありがとうございます | Thank you Arigatou gozaimasu |
Cash & ATMs
Most 7-Eleven stores have ATMs that accept foreign cards, and many are open 24 hours.
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