Oiso-ichi Market (June)
One of the largest monthly markets in the Shonan area, held every third Sunday at Oiso Port. Around 190 vendors set up shop on the port's lawn, offering fresh fish caught off the coast of Oiso, seasonal local produce, handmade crafts, and a wide variety of food. The 2026 theme is 'Shonan's Biggest Daytime Drinking Craft Market,' with an expanded selection of craft beer and wine. Visitors can enjoy popular eats like wood-fired pizza, hamburgers, and fresh shirasu (whitebait) while browsing artisan-made accessories and goods in a treasure-hunt atmosphere. In July and August, the market transforms into a 'Night Market' from the evening hours, offering a cool summer night under the port lights.
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One of the largest morning markets in Kanagawa Prefecture with around 190 vendors. Popular foods abound, including wood-fired pizza, fresh shirasu direct sales, and roasted sweet potatoes. Treasure-hunting for artisan-crafted accessories and sundries is also a delight. In 2026, the theme is 'Daytime Drinking Craft Market' with an even more robust selection of alcoholic beverages. Spread a blanket on the lawn and relax at your own pace.
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The first Oiso-ichi was held in September 2010 under the concept of 'Let's turn all of Oiso into a market.' The number of vendors and visitors has grown steadily with each edition. After a hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic, the market resumed in March 2022 and reached its 164th edition as of March 2026.
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The first edition was held in September 2010 under the concept 'Let's turn all of Oiso into a market.' It started small but gained popularity through word-of-mouth and social media, growing from a few dozen vendors to around 190. Held regularly on the third Sunday of each month, it reached its 164th edition as of March 2026. In July and August, it shifts to an evening 'Night Market.' The event was temporarily suspended in 2020-2021 due to COVID-19 but resumed in March 2022. In 2026, it has taken on a new direction with the theme 'Shonan's Biggest Daytime Drinking Craft Market,' bolstering its beverage offerings.
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About 10-15 minutes on foot from Oiso Station on the JR Tokaido Line. By car, head toward Chigasaki from the Ebina JCT on the Tomei Expressway, then via the Shin-Shonan Bypass (about 16 minutes from the Chigasaki Toll Gate). Parking and surrounding roads become extremely congested on market days, so public transportation is strongly recommended.
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Hours are 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Popular items like fresh shirasu and wood-fired pizza often sell out early in the morning, so arriving right at 9:00 AM is recommended. Parking lines can extend all the way to Route 1, making the train the most reliable option.
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Since the venue is along the coast, bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and be prepared for wind. A picnic sheet lets you relax on the lawn. Bring eco-bags for shopping. The market may be canceled in rain, so check the official social media on the morning of the event.
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The sight of around 190 vendors packed onto the lawn at Oiso Port is impressive, building excitement from the moment you arrive. PIZZA MONTE COSTA draws a long line every time, and savoring freshly baked pizza in the ocean breeze is pure bliss. Fresh shirasu straight from the local fishing port tends to sell out early, so arriving first thing in the morning is key. Unique eats like charcoal-bun burgers and piping-hot stone-roasted sweet potatoes are plentiful. Beyond food, artisan accessories and handmade goods line the stalls, offering the thrill of a treasure hunt. Families and couples spread blankets on the grass to enjoy takeaway food at a leisurely pace while gazing at the sea. Parking lines can stretch all the way to Route 1, so taking the train is the safer bet. Since reopening after the pandemic, crowds have steadily returned, and many regulars look forward to each monthly edition.
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