One Love Jamaica Festival 2010 Information

It’s coming up to that time of year again when Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Japan is taken over for a weekend by all things Jamaican. The 2010 Staging of the One Love Jamaica Festival will take place from Saturday May 8th to Sunday May 9th 2010.

Lots of attractions and activities will be on at the festival including Jamaica travel information, singing of Bob Marley songs among many other things. It’s a festival that I have followed for a few years now from afar and still hoping to be able to go attend it one day in the future.

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Booths Available and Volunteers wanted

From my very limited Japanese I managed to decipher from the official website that persons who are interested in renting booths for the festival are invited to apply now. Volunteers are also needed to help with the management of the festival so if you in Tokyo and interested in volunteering you may show your interest now.

Are you going?

Unfortunately I am not in Japan (yet!) but if you are you should consider going to this festival and snapping some pictures to send my way ^^, maybe I can do a followup post using pictures submitted and giving full credit to the contributors. So, are you going?

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11 thoughts on “One Love Jamaica Festival 2010 Information

    1. big up to Japan i will be at this festival this weekend, one luv is a great theme, it shows how 2 different country can come together in unity, music can break borders. big up to all yardie’s…one luv to the world [jamaica] [japan] [jamaica]

  1. The last time you mentioned this festival, I commented. If I have any money leftI’ll try and make it there, lol. I should be in Japan next week!

  2. Good post and so happy for Jamaica! 🙂 It’s good to see, that Japanese are not only interested in USA or UK, but also smaller countries. Maybe one day they have a Slovenia day, hehe [jamaica]

  3. Will be checking out the festival this year again i think it may be bigger than last year based on the publicity, i see it on a list of events on the train stations here in Tokyo

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