"ONE LOVE, WINE LOVE -Let's get together and feel all right-," an event where you can enjoy delicious wine, will be held at the United Nations University in Aoyama, Tokyo, on May 26th and 27th.
While many people think of wine as something complicated, stuffy, and only enjoyed by those in the know, wine is actually something that complements everyday life and connects people. This event was born from the desire to create an opportunity to experience, taste, and compare a variety of wines, without worrying about price, grape variety, or other complicated matters.

This year, the third edition of the event will once again feature Japanese wineries, international wine importers, and food stalls perfect for pairing with wine.


"Wine Tasting Tickets" (set of four for 2,000 yen) are available for purchase, allowing you to enjoy the casual tasting of four glasses of wine. You can taste a variety of wines, including international wines, organic wines, and domestic wines, while hearing directly from winemakers and importers. Tickets can be reserved on the application website (https://norah.stores.jp/items/5af305dd5496ff2c72001c1b). When you purchase a ticket, you will also receive a free wine glass.

For those who don't know what to drink, genuine wine lovers such as designers and creators, including Fujimaki Kazuomi of the up-and-coming winery Grape Republic and sommelier Okoshi Motohiro, will be serving as ambassadors to recommend wines.


The food paired with the wine will be street food created with the creative ingenuity of young chefs. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes, including yakitori from Iidabashi's "Yakitori x Washu Yuu," okonomiyaki from Omotesando's "Akai Heya," tacos from Shimokitazawa's "namida" and Bakurocho's "Kitade Shokudo," and fried chicken from Shibuya's "rojiura" and Shimokitazawa's "salmon & trout."
On May 27, from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, a gathering will be held at the Community Lounge at United Nations University, where young winemakers will discuss their new challenges and explore winemaking in connection with agriculture. Participation is ¥1,500 and includes wine tasting.
In addition, a limited number of original T-shirts (¥4,200 including tax) designed by NONCHELEE, who also created the event's main visual, will be available for purchase. The main visual, which will also be used for the T-shirts, will be presented at the venue as two stickers, featuring the words "one love" and "wine love." Both are limited in quantity and will be available while supplies last. To ensure you get one, apply online in advance.

For details, such as a list of exhibitors and upcoming specialists, please check the announcement page on the Farmer's Market @ UNU website (http://farmersmarkets.jp/one-love-wine-love-03/). In addition, a related event will be held the following week on June 3rd at UNU, titled "LIFE with WINE #12," with the theme "Bringing Japanese wine into everyday life." 18 winemakers from all over Japan will gather together to present their prized wines. For details, please visit the ticket application website (https://lifewithwine12.peatix.com/).

Enjoy a culinary experience that captures the changing seasons and the pure yet complex flavors of wine, born from the relationship between people, grapes, and living things.