Tsukishima Second Children's Park (Kachidoki)
Upcoming Events (7)
Taiyou no Marche — April 2026 (Saturday)
Tokyo's Taiyou no Marche returns for April at Tsukishima's park, showcasing 100+ vendors with fresh produce, artisan foods, organic vegetables, local teas, and handmade crafts, plus seasonal workshops. Entry is free, and the outdoor market is perfect for families and casual shoppers.
Taiyou no Marche — May 2026 (Saturday)
Tokyo's largest monthly farmers market at Tsukishima Second Children's Park (Kachidoki). 100+ vendors offer fresh produce, artisan foods, organic vegetables, and handmade crafts, with seasonal workshops during the May edition and free entry.
Roppongi Hills Marche
Weekly outdoor farmers market at Tsukishima Second Children's Park in Tokyo, featuring fresh produce from across Japan, organic vegetables, artisan bread, cheese, and specialty foods, 10:00-17:00.
Taiyou no Marche – June 2026
Tokyo's largest monthly farmers market returns to Tsukishima's Second Children's Park with 100+ vendors offering fresh produce, organic vegetables, artisanal foods, local teas, and handmade crafts. The June edition features seasonal workshops and free entry, turning the park into a vibrant outdoor hub for families and food lovers.
Taiyou no Marche — July 2026 (Saturday)
Experience Tokyo's largest monthly farmers market at Tsukishima Second Children's Park. 100+ vendors offer fresh produce, organic vegetables, artisan foods, local teas, and handmade crafts, plus seasonal workshops. Free entry for the July edition, ideal for families and friends.
Taiyou no Marche – August 2026
Tokyo's largest monthly farmers market returns to Tsukishima Second Children's Park (Kachidoki) for the August edition. With 100+ vendors offering fresh produce, organic vegetables, artisan foods, teas, handmade crafts, and seasonal workshops, entry is free and family-friendly.
Taiyou no Marche - September 2026
Tokyo's largest monthly farmers market returns to Tsukishima Second Children's Park with 100+ vendors offering fresh produce, organic vegetables, local teas, and handmade crafts. Enjoy seasonal workshops and free entry at the September edition.