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LOHAS PARK at Tsurumi Ryokuchi
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LOHAS PARK at Tsurumi Ryokuchi

A cozy arts & crafts walk in the park

Handmade goods, casual food, and a relaxed outdoor market return to Tsurumi Ryokuchi for a low-key winter edition of LOHAS PARK.

Set against the wide lawns and open paths of Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, LOHAS PARK returns for a winter edition on January 31 and February 1, offering a relaxed outdoor market that feels tailor-made for a crisp seasonal stroll.

LOHAS PARK is a lifestyle market series that blends handmade creativity, food culture, and everyday sustainability into a relaxed, park-based setting. Designed to feel approachable rather than overwhelming, the event brings together independent makers, small food businesses, and community-focused brands in an atmosphere that encourages slow browsing and casual discovery.

At its core, LOHAS PARK emphasizes craft with purpose. Visitors typically encounter stalls selling handmade accessories, jewelry, candles, ceramics, small home goods, lifestyle items, and original apparel, often created by individual artists or small studios. Many vendors focus on natural materials, reuse, or small-batch production.

Food is also an important part of the LOHAS PARK experience, with food trucks and pop-up stalls offering baked goods, coffee, drinks, light meals, and sweets suited to outdoor enjoyment. Some editions also feature small hands-on workshops or casual activities, depending on the location.

Overall, LOHAS PARK places its focus on community connection rather than headline attractions, making it easy to drop in for a short visit or spend a relaxed afternoon exploring.

 

Seasonal Atmosphere: A relaxed outdoor market experience shaped by the time of year.
Handmade Focus: Independent makers and small creative brands.
Casual Food: Easygoing food stalls and snacks suited to park browsing.
Community Feel: Friendly, approachable interactions with creators.
Flexible Visit: Easy to enjoy for an hour or an afternoon.

 

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  • Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, 2-163 Ryokuchikōen, Tsurumi Ward, Osaka, 538-0036, Japan
  • lohas-park.jp

Opening Hours

Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 – 16:00

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ACCESS

Venue: Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park

Address: 2-163 Ryokuchikoen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka.

Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line → Tsurumi-ryokuchi Station:
Exit the ticket gates and follow park signage; the main event area is approximately a 5–10 minute walk depending on layout.

 

The park is expansive, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

SCHEDULE

Dates: January 31 – February 1, 2026

Time:  10:00 – 16:00 on both days.

• Activities, stalls, and vendor areas are open throughout these hours.

• LOHAS PARK is generally held rain or shine; severe weather may affect specific vendors or programming.

TICKETS

Admission to LOHAS PARK is free.

No advance registration or ticket purchase is required to enter the event area. Food, drinks, and goods sold by vendors are priced individually and paid for on site.

INFO & TIPS

LOHAS PARK is an outdoor event and may be affected by weather conditions. Light rain may not result in cancellation, but severe weather could alter hours or programming.

Strollers are generally welcome, and the event is suitable for families with children. Pets are typically allowed within the park but should be kept on a leash.

Cash and cashless payments vary by vendor; bringing small cash is recommended.

Contacts

For the latest updates, including weather-related notices or layout changes, refer to the official LOHAS PARK website or the event’s individual listing page.

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LOHAS PARK at Tsurumi Ryokuchi – Winter Edition

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Jan. 31 – Feb. 1
  • Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, 2-163 Ryokuchikōen, Tsurumi Ward, Osaka, 538-0036, Japan
  • 10:00-16:00

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

  • Free Entry

  • lohas-park.jp
  • Outdoor event; weather conditions may affect schedule.

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