- Dates & time
- September 26, 2026 (Sat) 10:00–18:00 on Sep 26. Usually held 10:00–16:00 on the last Saturday of each month
- Price & booking
- Free entry (purchases and workshops are paid at each stall) No booking needed. Each month's stallholders are announced on the organiser's Instagram.
- Venue & access
- Tarumi Center-gai shopping arcade (1-chome block) About 1 min walk from the east exit of Tarumi Station (JR / Sanyo Railway). By car, use coin parking around the station
There are 7 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Tarumi Center-gai shopping arcade (1-chome block), and 1 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.
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Why You Should Visit
A small monthly market held on the last Saturday of the month in the covered Tarumi Center-gai shopping arcade, one minute from the east exit of Tarumi Station (JR / Sanyo). It is organised by the arcade's 1-chome merchants and run by Bizarre, a rare-plant shop in the arcade, so the stalls lean toward plants and living things: caudex plants and succulents, moss terrarium workshops, and displays of beetles and ornamental fish. Alongside them are handmade accessories, art, second-hand books and food such as cheesecake. Because it is under the arcade roof, weather is not a worry, and it is small enough to combine with shopping around the station. The September edition is on Saturday the 26th.
Participating Shops
Shop List & Map
Based on the organiser Bizarre's Instagram announcement (posted Sep 22). The post notes some linked accounts may not actually take part, so the line-up may change.
NOTE
Typical stalls
- Rare plants, succulents and caudex plants
- Moss terrarium workshop
- Beetle and ornamental fish displays
- Handmade accessories, art, second-hand books
- Food such as cheesecake
*Stallholders change every month
*Prospective stallholders should contact the organiser, Bizarre
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