Suzuki’s Big Three Meeting 2025! Autumn Festival of Katana, GSX, and V-Strom

KATANA Meeting 2025 kicks off at Fruit Park on September 7th

The series kicks off with the “KATANA Meeting 2025” which will be held at Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosumika on September 7th. It is a special event where owners of Suzuki’s flagship naked bike, the KATANA, will come together.

The event will last for three hours from 10:00 to 13:00, with doors opening at 9:00. It is notable for being shorter than the other two meetings.

The venue, Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosumika, is a fruit-themed agricultural park where visitors can experience the unique contrast between KATANA’s beautiful design and the lush green surroundings.

GSX-S/R series fans will be coming to the Hamamatsu factory on October 12th.

The “GSX-S/R Meeting 2025” will be held on October 12th at a special venue within the Suzuki Hamamatsu Plant. It is a joint meeting open to owners of both the GSX-S and GSX-R series.

The event will last for four hours from 10am to 2pm, with doors opening at 9am, ensuring plenty of time for sports bike fans to mingle.

By holding the meeting at the Hamamatsu Plant, participants will be able to experience the atmosphere of Suzuki’s motorcycle manufacturing site, making it a special experience inside a factory that is normally off-limits to the public.

V-STROM Fan Festival to be held at the factory on November 9th

The final event of the series, the “V-STROM Meeting 2025,” will be held on November 9th, also at the Suzuki Hamamatsu Factory. It is an owners’ meeting for the V-STROM adventure bike series.

Like the GSX-S/R Meeting, the event will run for four hours from 10am to 2pm, with doors opening at 9am. In Hamamatsu in November, when autumn is in full swing, you can have lively discussions about touring.

The V-STROM Meeting is a popular event that attracts many participants every year. Due to the nature of adventure bikes, many owners come from far away to participate as part of a touring trip.

A comprehensive program common to all meetings

All three meetings will feature programs to deepen friendships between users, such as talk shows and commemorative group photos. The main content will be information exchange and interaction between owners.

Original merchandise will also be sold at each venue, with a high possibility of meeting-exclusive items and rare goods that are normally difficult to obtain.

Exhibitors are also scheduled to set up booths where visitors can gather information on the latest parts and accessories. We are looking forward to a rich exhibition content that can only be found at a manufacturer-sponsored event.

Limited edition Indian curry also available

To commemorate the holding of each meeting, special packaging will be available for Suzuki Shokudo Tomato Lentil Dal, an Indian vegetarian instant curry jointly developed by Torizen and Suzuki.

The packaging features illustrations of each model, making it a limited edition commemorative edition for the meeting, and a highly collectible item for motorcycle fans.

Sales will be held at the merchandise booths at each meeting venue as well as on Suzuki’s official e-commerce site, S-MALL. Sales on S-MALL will begin on November 10th.

All meetings are free to enter and will be held rain or shine

Admission to all three meetings is free, and no prior registration is required; simply show up at the venue on the day to participate.

The event will be held rain or shine, but cancelled in severe weather. This is typical of a motorcycle event, and the event is scheduled to be held unless the weather is extremely bad.

Before participating, please check the important points on each meeting’s information website. It is recommended to check in advance information such as parking information and what to bring.

Event Overview

• Organizer: Suzuki Motorcycle Co., Ltd.
• Rain or shine, but stormy weather will cancel
• Admission is free.
  
  *Please check the individual meeting information websites for important notes and other information before attending.

*Sales at S-MALL will begin on Monday, November 10th.

Meeting commemorative package