Aikawa Nigiwai Marche (May)
A monthly marche organized by the Aiko Chamber of Commerce. Held on the first Sunday of each month from April to December at the Health Plaza parking lot behind Aikawa Town Hall. About 30 shops from inside and outside town gather offering fresh vegetables, Japanese and Western sweets, prepared foods, bread, candy, beverages, flowers, and kitchen cars. With direct sales from local shops and farmers, visitors can fully experience Aikawa's charm. Starting at 6:30 AM, the 'Toku-Toku Time' from 7:30–8:00 offers even better deals.
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A morning-market-style marche gathering about 30 shops from inside and outside town. Direct sales of fresh local vegetables and handmade sweets. Great deals during the 'Toku-Toku Time' from 7:30. Kitchen cars are also available.
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Started in 2020 under the Aiko Chamber of Commerce to promote local vitality. Held on the first Sunday of each month from April to December at the Health Plaza parking lot behind Aikawa Town Hall. About 30 shops centered on chamber members offering fresh vegetables, sweets, prepared foods, bread, and kitchen cars.
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Health Plaza parking lot (behind Aikawa Town Hall), 257-1 Tsunoda, Aikawa-cho. About 30 minutes by bus from Odakyu Line Hon-Atsugi Station. Parking available.
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Starting at 6:30 AM, the best selection is right at opening. After the Toku-Toku Time at 7:30, prices are reduced but popular items may sell out.
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Cash recommended. Bring your own eco bag. Often held even in rain; check the official Instagram (@nigiwaimarusye) for latest info. Ends at 8:00 AM so arrive early.
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A community-oriented morning market held from 6:30 AM on the first Sunday of each month. About 30 shops centered on Aiko Chamber of Commerce members offer fresh local vegetables, Japanese and Western sweets, prepared foods, bread, and more. Visitors praise the casual, friendly atmosphere and the joy of returning each month. The Toku-Toku Time from 7:30 offers additional bargains for regulars.
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