This season is upon us once again. Those three intense days that leave your memory almost wiped clean. The joy of just being able to grill countless hamburgers with reckless abandon and having so many people eat them. That indescribable sense of euphoria when it's all over.
Mori, Michi, Ichiba. A popular event that is now known nationwide. It might not even need an introduction, but it sets itself apart from typical outdoor festivals by gathering a diverse array of unique food and retail vendors from all over the country. You can come to enjoy the music, or just to shop and eat. It’s an event where how you see it changes depending on how you choose to enjoy it. It may be the new kind of market—a new form of festival for our times.
We at Earlybirds have been setting up shop here for the past three years, and for the last two, we’ve teamed up with our allies at Larder to participate as "SNEAKS by kakuozan larder & earlybirds breakfast."
Thinking it would be boring to just set up a standard stall, we’ve gone and built a massive structure just for these three days. By now, we’re doing this with a level of seriousness that might even leave you dumbfounded. Our theme is the rough-and-ready street food vendor you’d find at an American market. Our style is to slap thick, meaty patties, sausages, and bacon right on the grill and cook them up on the spot. We are committed to embodying a "Mori, Michi, Ichiba" that only we can create.
We’ll be throwing all our energy into brainstorming and having a blast again this year, so if you’re coming, please make sure to say hello.
And once again, Circles will be hosting "BIKE to Mori, Michi, Ichiba!" Why not join us for an adventure and ride your bike to the festival? At the site, we’ll operate a dedicated bicycle entrance and a "Cycle Cloak" parking service, and we’ve also prepared a campsite for those arriving by bike.
This year, there are fewer parking spaces than usual and they are already sold out. In previous years, there have been long lines at the parking lots, and the shuttle buses from the station have faced gridlock and queues; some people even had trouble getting into the venue once they arrived. In that sense, bikes have no traffic, no lines at the dedicated entrance, and if you work hard pedaling there, the food tastes even better—it’s all upsides. For instance, wouldn't it be a smart choice to load your bike into your car, park a bit further away, and head to the venue by bike?
The bike parking is donation-based, and with staff on-site, you can leave your bike with peace of mind regarding security.
If you want to ride but are worried about the route or your physical stamina, we also have a ride tour.
If just riding there isn't enough for you, please join us. Details are up on the page below, so be sure to check it out.
BIKE to Mori, Michi, Ichiba 2018
https://circles-jp.com/bike-to-morimichi/
There is also a dedicated bike-only camping zone.
Since the general sale tickets for the tent site sold out on the day they were released, this is a great opportunity for those who want to take a bike trip.
Friends and family who didn't arrive by bike can also stay here, so it’s a chance for those who had given up on camping. Please, definitely consider it.
There’s less than a month to go, but we’re making steady progress on our preparations. Let’s enjoy another three amazing days by the sea in Gamagori this year.
BIKE to Mori, Michi, Ichiba 2018
https://circles-jp.com/bike-to-morimichi/
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