The 2026–27 market notice is not out yet, so the products fair and Setagaya Line extra service follow 2025–26. The dates are the same every year.
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It is held every year on December 15–16 and January 15–16. This season it is December 15 (Tue) and 16 (Wed), 2026, and January 15 (Fri) and 16 (Sat), 2027, 9:00 AM–8:00 PM each day. Hours may change with the weather and the market may be cancelled in a storm; updates go out on the ward website and Setagaya General Branch on X (@setagaya_sogo).
Setagaya and Kamimachi stations on the Tokyu Setagaya Line are 3 minutes' walk; Setagaya-ekimae and Kamimachi bus stops (Tokyu and Odakyu buses) are 1 minute. On market days the Setagaya Line runs extra trains from about 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry when crowded, so top up your IC card beforehand (per Tokyu's 2025–26 notice).
There is no car parking; please use trains or buses. Bicycle parking is limited, so people living nearby are asked to walk.
Boro-ichi-dori and the surrounding streets are closed to vehicles 7:00 AM–10:00 PM each day. There is no official map of the closed area, so it is not drawn on this map.
600–700 stalls sell everything from antiques, old tools, pottery and plants to pickles and other food. The famous Daikan-mochi rice cakes draw a long line every year.
Towns partnered with Setagaya sell their local specialties in the car park of the Setagaya Shinkin Bank head office (Setagaya 1-23-3), 9:00 AM–8:00 PM each day (2025–26 details). It is marked "Regional products fair & market HQ" on the map.
Daikan Yashiki was the residence of the Oba family, Setagaya's magistrates in the Edo period; the thatched house is a national Important Cultural Property. The Setagaya Local History Museum next door is open 9:00 AM–4:30 PM and free (closed Mondays, but none of this season's market days is a Monday).
The Daikan procession is held once every five years; the next is planned for fiscal 2027 (the December 2027 / January 2028 market). There is none this season.
The map shows the two whose locations we could confirm: by Tenso Shrine and the public toilet on Setagaya-dori to the southwest. The ward leaflet also shows toilets at Setagaya Station, west of Daikan Yashiki, near Setagaya Central Hospital and near the Setagaya-dori bus stop.
There are no trash bins, so take your trash home. Please avoid eating in the market as much as possible, and do not eat or drink on private property. Children must be accompanied by an adult; take care not to get separated.
Setagaya or Kamimachi Station (Tokyu Setagaya Line) is 3 minutes' walk; Setagaya-ekimae or Kamimachi bus stops (Tokyu / Odakyu buses) are 1 minute. There is no car parking and bicycle parking is limited. Boro-ichi-dori and nearby streets are closed to vehicles 7:00 AM–10:00 PM. The Setagaya Line runs extra trains, but Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry, so top up your IC card beforehand.
Some 600–700 stalls line Boro-ichi-dori and the side streets, drawing about 200,000 people a day: antiques, old tools, pottery, plants and food. The famous Daikan-mochi rice cakes draw a long line every year.
Stalls close at 8:00 PM. Extra Setagaya Line trains run until about 10:00 PM. If the stations are packed, buses on Setagaya-dori (Setagaya-ekimae / Kamimachi stops) are another option.
Setagaya or Kamimachi Station (Tokyu Setagaya Line) is 3 minutes' walk; Setagaya-ekimae or Kamimachi bus stops (Tokyu / Odakyu buses) are 1 minute. There is no car parking and bicycle parking is limited. Boro-ichi-dori and nearby streets are closed to vehicles 7:00 AM–10:00 PM. The Setagaya Line runs extra trains, but Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry, so top up your IC card beforehand.
Some 600–700 stalls line Boro-ichi-dori and the side streets, drawing about 200,000 people a day: antiques, old tools, pottery, plants and food. The famous Daikan-mochi rice cakes draw a long line every year.
Stalls close at 8:00 PM. Extra Setagaya Line trains run until about 10:00 PM. If the stations are packed, buses on Setagaya-dori (Setagaya-ekimae / Kamimachi stops) are another option.
Setagaya or Kamimachi Station (Tokyu Setagaya Line) is 3 minutes' walk; Setagaya-ekimae or Kamimachi bus stops (Tokyu / Odakyu buses) are 1 minute. There is no car parking and bicycle parking is limited. Boro-ichi-dori and nearby streets are closed to vehicles 7:00 AM–10:00 PM. The Setagaya Line runs extra trains, but Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry, so top up your IC card beforehand.
Some 600–700 stalls line Boro-ichi-dori and the side streets, drawing about 200,000 people a day: antiques, old tools, pottery, plants and food. The famous Daikan-mochi rice cakes draw a long line every year.
Stalls close at 8:00 PM. Extra Setagaya Line trains run until about 10:00 PM. If the stations are packed, buses on Setagaya-dori (Setagaya-ekimae / Kamimachi stops) are another option.
Setagaya or Kamimachi Station (Tokyu Setagaya Line) is 3 minutes' walk; Setagaya-ekimae or Kamimachi bus stops (Tokyu / Odakyu buses) are 1 minute. There is no car parking and bicycle parking is limited. Boro-ichi-dori and nearby streets are closed to vehicles 7:00 AM–10:00 PM. The Setagaya Line runs extra trains, but Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry, so top up your IC card beforehand.
Some 600–700 stalls line Boro-ichi-dori and the side streets, drawing about 200,000 people a day: antiques, old tools, pottery, plants and food. The famous Daikan-mochi rice cakes draw a long line every year.
Stalls close at 8:00 PM. Extra Setagaya Line trains run until about 10:00 PM. If the stations are packed, buses on Setagaya-dori (Setagaya-ekimae / Kamimachi stops) are another option.
Areas and positions are approximate, based on the official venue and traffic maps. On the day, follow on-site signs and restrictions.
Residence of the Oba family, Edo-period magistrates of Setagaya. The thatched house is a national Important Cultural Property.
Next to Daikan Yashiki. Open 9:00 AM–4:30 PM, free.
600–700 stalls and about 200,000 visitors a day (organizer).
Setagaya Shinkin Bank head office. Its car park hosts a fair of goods from Setagaya's partner towns (9:00 AM–8:00 PM). The market HQ (Setagaya Boro-ichi Preservation Society) is next door to the west.
Tokyu Setagaya Line, about 3 minutes' walk to the market. Extra trains run about 9:00 AM–10:00 PM on market days; Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry when crowded. Top up your IC card beforehand.
Tokyu Setagaya Line, about 3 minutes' walk to the market. Extra trains run about 9:00 AM–10:00 PM on market days; Sangenjaya and Shimotakaido may restrict entry when crowded. Top up your IC card beforehand.
