Haretoke Market (10th Edition) 2026｜10/25(Sun) Access & Fees

Dates & time: October 25, 2026 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
Price & booking: Free entry. Goods and workshops are priced by each booth (e.g. plastic-bottle shamisen workshop, 15 min, ¥500). No booking needed to visit. Each booth handles sign-up and payment for its own workshop.
Venue & access: Imamiya Shrine grounds Right by the Imamiya-jinja-mae stop on city bus 46. Or take city bus 1, 12, 204, 205 or 206 to Funaokayama and walk about 7 minutes north.

There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Imamiya Shrine grounds, and 2 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A neighbourhood market held each spring and autumn in the grounds of Imamiya Shrine in Murasakino, run with local residents. The landmark 10th edition takes "know what is enough" and "turn back time" as its themes and runs as a circular market mindful of the environment and food waste. More than 20 booths, mostly from the Murasakino and Nishijin area, bring vintage clothing, old tools and tableware, pottery, books, baked sweets and rotisserie chicken, plus workshops in glasswork, silk-screen printing and plastic-bottle shamisen. This time there are more hands-on booths than usual, so it works well with children.

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About the market:

Organised by Murasakino Hare, a local group working to rebuild neighbourhood ties in the Shichiku and Murasakino area
Most stalls come from shops in Imamiya Shrine's parish area; held twice a year, in spring and autumn
Themes of the 10th edition: "know what is enough" and "turn back time"

What you'll find:

Vintage clothing, old tools, upcycled goods, pottery, books, flowers
Bento, baked sweets, rotisserie chicken, tofu doughnuts
Workshops in glass, silk-screen printing and plastic-bottle shamisen

*Booth No.15, Oyako de Asobo ufufu, has cancelled.

*Enquiries: Murasakino Hare office (murasakinohare@gmail.com)

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出典: ハレトケ市公式Instagram（@haretoke21）

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FAQ

Is there an admission fee?

It is held in the shrine grounds and entry is free. You only pay for what you buy and for workshops.

Is it good for children?

The 10th edition has more hands-on booths than usual, including glass crafts, silk-screen printing, plastic-bottle shamisen and wooden puzzles to colour in.

What happens if it rains?

In past editions the market itself has gone ahead in the rain, though some booths, such as booksellers, may pull out if it rains hard. Check the official Instagram (@haretoke21) on the day.