10.25 SUN · 10:00–16:00

Kyuhoji Park Marche

Kaze no Hiroba (Wind Plaza), North Area, Kyuhoji Ryokuchi Park

Dates & time
October 25, 2026 (Sun) 10:00–16:00
cost
Free entry (pay at each stall for food and goods)
Venue & access
Kaze no Hiroba (Wind Plaza), North Area, Kyuhoji Ryokuchi Park About 1.2 km from JR Kyuhoji Station (Yamatoji Line). By car, the park's paid Parking Lot 1 (North Area) is the closest.

There are 3 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Kaze no Hiroba (Wind Plaza), North Area, Kyuhoji Ryokuchi Park, and 7 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A monthly marche held on the fourth Sunday at Kyuhoji Ryokuchi Park in Yao, set up on the Wind Plaza in the park's north area. Expect seasonal vegetables and fruit from farms around Osaka, additive-conscious bread and baked goods, handmade items from welfare workshops, and crafts such as pottery and fabric goods, plus workshops and food trucks. There is no market in August. A relaxed stop if you're out for a walk or a day at the park with kids and want to pick up local produce.

NOTE

What's on offer
  • Produce: seasonal vegetables and fruit from farms around Osaka, including low- and no-pesticide vegetables and citrus
  • Food: additive-conscious bread and baked goods, handmade preserves and snacks
  • Crafts: pottery, fabric goods, dried flowers, hand-knit clothing and more
  • Products from welfare workshops, hands-on workshops, food trucks
Schedule
  • Fourth Sunday of every month (no market in August)

*Inquiries: Kyuhoji Ryokuchi Park, 072-992-2489

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FAQ

Is it held every month?
Yes, on the fourth Sunday of every month, except August.
Where in Kyuhoji Ryokuchi Park is it held?
On the Wind Plaza (Kaze no Hiroba) in the north area. If driving, Parking Lot 1 in the north area is the closest.
What kind of stalls are there?
Vegetables and fruit from farms around Osaka, bread and baked goods, products from welfare workshops, crafts, workshops and food trucks. The line-up changes each month.