- Dates & time
- September 9, 2026 (Wed) 11:00〜16:00
- Price & booking
- Free entry (goods and treatments at each booth are charged separately) No booking is needed; just turn up on the day. For enquiries, call the hotel reception direct on 0797-32-9581 (10:00–18:00).
- Venue & access
- Asuka Room, 3F, Hotel Takezono Ashiya 【Train】Right by Ashiya Station on the JR Kobe Line; also walkable from Hanshin Ashiya
【Car】On National Route 2. No parking information is given; ask the hotel reception on 0797-32-9581
There are 11 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Asuka Room, 3F, Hotel Takezono Ashiya, and 1 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.
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Why You Should Visit
A marche filling the Asuka banquet room on the third floor of Hotel Takezono Ashiya, in front of JR Ashiya Station. This nineteenth edition brings 60 booths. They cluster into four areas — food and drink, fortune telling and counselling, beauty and wellbeing, accessories and homeware — from rice-flour baked goods and small-batch preserves to tarot and sanmei readings and foot massage. It is all indoors, so the weather does not matter.
Participating Shops
Shop List & Map
All 60 stalls from the official list for the 19th edition. Stallholders change each time. The order follows the official list and is not a ranking.
NOTE
An indoor marche hosted by Hotel Takezono Ashiya, in front of JR Ashiya Station, taking over the whole Asuka banquet room on the third floor. The edition on 9 September 2026 is the nineteenth.
Stalls fall into four areas. Seven cover food and drink, with rice-flour bakes, fermented seasonings, honey and wagashi from makers around Ashiya and the Banshu region. Nineteen cover beauty and wellbeing, offering Taiwanese reflexology, head spa, breathing work and blood-flow measurement on the spot. Fifteen offer fortune telling and counselling, and nineteen sell accessories and homeware, from handmade jewellery to Banshu-ori stoles and textiles dyed in the kinsen waters of Arima Onsen.
Shopping, eating and hands-on treatments all sit on one floor, so a short visit still covers everything. It is easy to move around with a pushchair, and the scale suits a casual trip from Ashiya, Nishinomiya or eastern Kobe.
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