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LOHAS PARK Tsurumi Market
LOHAS PARK Tsurumi Market
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LOHAS PARK Tsurumi Market

LOHAS PARK Brings a Handmade Market, Food and Family Fun to Tsurumi Ryokuchi

Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park is transformed into a lively outdoor market filled with handmade goods, antiques, specialty food, workshops and family activities—all surrounded by one of Osaka’s largest and greenest parks.

As autumn settles over Osaka and the city’s parks become perfect places to spend the day outside, LOHAS PARK returns to Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park on October 24 and 25. The 8th Osaka Tsurumi edition transforms the park’s Great Lawn into a lively weekend gathering spot filled with shopping, food and activities.

LOHAS PARK brings together independent makers, craftspeople and food vendors selling everything from handmade accessories, pottery and woodworking to antiques, plants, baked goods and specialty foods. Workshops and hands-on activities add to the market atmosphere, while performances and attractions give families plenty to explore beyond the shopping.

This October’s Great Lawn edition is expected to welcome around 16,000 visitors over the weekend, with maker stalls joined by food vendors, coffee stands, kitchen cars and family activities. Handprint art is already among the planned activities, while recent Tsurumi editions have also featured inflatable play areas, hands-on experiences and stage entertainment for both children and adults. The final vendor list and entertainment schedule will be announced closer to the event.

It’s a fitting setting for LOHAS PARK, a recurring market built around handmade goods, good food and spending the day outside. Tsurumi Ryokuchi has long been a place where Osaka comes together outdoors. The sprawling park was the site of the 1990 International Garden and Greenery Exposition, and its lawns, gardens and open spaces still carry that legacy.

The Tsurumi edition returns throughout the year, moving between different areas of the park depending on the season. Each edition has its own mix of vendors and activities, but the idea remains the same: LOHAS PARK places its focus on community connection, making it easy to drop in for a short visit or spend a relaxed afternoon exploring.

 

Meet the Makers — Browse handmade accessories, pottery, woodworking and other creations sold directly by independent makers.

Market Eats — Grab baked goods, specialty foods, coffee and casual dishes from stalls and kitchen cars.

Make Something Yourself — Hands-on workshops and creative activities give visitors a chance to join in rather than just browse.

Fun Beyond the Market — Family attractions and stage entertainment turn the event into more than a shopping trip.

A Day in the Park — Drop in for an hour or spread out on the Great Lawn and make LOHAS PARK part of a relaxed day at Tsurumi Ryokuchi.

 

Photos: LOHAS Park official website

 

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  • Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, 2-163 Ryokuchikōen, Tsurumi Ward, Osaka, 538-0036, Japan
  • https://lohas-park.jp/event/kiji5647/

Opening Hours

Saturday October 24: 10:00 – 16:00
Sunday October 25: 10:00 – 16:00

THE SCENE: FAQ’s

ACCESS

Venue: Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park — Great Lawn (大芝生)
Address: 2-163 Ryokuchikoen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka 538-0036
Nearest Station: Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station

From Osaka / Umeda:
JR Osaka Loop Line → Kyobashi Station ↔ Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station

From Shinsaibashi:
Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station

Walking Path:
Exit Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station → take the stairs on the front-right from the ticket gates → turn right and continue toward Hanahaku-dori → cross the pedestrian crossing → enter Tsurumi Ryokuchi through the Central Entrance (中央口) → continue into the park toward the Great Lawn (大芝生).

A barrier-free route is also available from the station using the ramps to the left of the ticket gates before continuing to the Central Entrance.

By Bus:
Osaka City Bus Route 36 → Morokuchi → walk to Tsurumi Ryokuchi
Osaka City Bus Route 45 → Tsurumi Ryokuchi Koen-mae or Tsurumi Ryokuchi Nishi → walk to the park.

SCHEDULE

LOHAS PARK Tsurumi

Saturday, October 24, 2026
10:00–16:00

Sunday, October 25, 2026
10:00–16:00

The 8th Osaka Tsurumi edition takes place on the Great Lawn at Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park.

The market is expected to include handmade and antique goods, craft and experience booths, food vendors, coffee stands, kitchen cars and children's activities. Recent Tsurumi editions have also featured inflatable attractions and stage entertainment for children and adults.

Detailed Schedule: The final vendor list, stage timetable and activity schedule have not yet been announced. We’ll update this section when the organizer releases them.

Weather: The event is held in rain. It may be cancelled in severe weather, and there is no make-up date.

TICKETS

Admission: Free

No advance ticket or reservation is required for general admission.

Admission to Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park itself is also free. Individual food, merchandise, workshops and attractions may have their own charges.

THE EXPERIENCE

What can visitors expect?

LOHAS PARK combines an outdoor makers market with food, workshops and family entertainment, creating an easygoing festival atmosphere within Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park.

  • Browse handmade accessories, pottery, woodworking, antiques, furniture, plants and other independently made goods.
  • Try baked goods, handmade sweets, specialty foods, coffee and dishes from food stalls and kitchen cars.
  • Join craft workshops and hands-on activities such as pottery, planting, soap-making and accessory-making.
  • Look for children's activities and attractions alongside the market stalls.
  • Catch stage entertainment, which has been a regular feature of recent Tsurumi editions.
  • Combine the market with a longer visit to Tsurumi Ryokuchi's gardens and other park attractions.

The exact mix changes with every edition, giving repeat visitors something different to discover.

INFO & TIPS

What should visitors know before attending LOHAS PARK Tsurumi?

LOHAS PARK is held outdoors and continues in rain, so check the forecast and bring appropriate clothing. Severe weather can cause cancellation, with no make-up date.

Pets are permitted at LOHAS PARK Tsurumi, subject to the park's normal rules.

Admission is free, making it easy to drop in briefly or combine the market with a longer day exploring Tsurumi Ryokuchi.

The park is large, and LOHAS PARK can move between different areas for each edition. For October 2026, head specifically for the Great Lawn (大芝生) rather than assuming the location used for a previous Tsurumi market.

Public transportation is the easiest option. Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station is immediately beside the park, while parking can become busy during large events.

Organizer: LOHAS PARK Executive Committee
Official Website: https://lohas-park.jp/
Event Website: https://lohas-park.jp/event/kiji5647/
Email: info@lohas-park.jp

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LOHAS PARK Osaka Tsurumi

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Oct. 24–25
  • Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, 2-163 Ryokuchikōen, Tsurumi Ward, Osaka, 538-0036, Japan
  • 10:00-16:00

  • JR Osaka Loop Line → Kyobashi Station ↔ Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station

  • Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station

  • Free Entry

  • alohas-park.jp
  • Rain or shine; cancelled in severe weather

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