'Tokyo Handmade Marche 2026 Autumn' to be Held! Over 700 Popular Handmade Artists Gather for Two Days on September 5 (Sat) and 6 (Sun), 2026, at Tokyo Dome City Prism Hall

Tokyo Dome City (1-3-61 Kouraku, Bunkyo-ku) will host the 'Tokyo Handmade Marche 2026 Autumn' for two days on September 5 (Sat) and 6 (Sun), 2026, at the Prism Hall.

The 'Handmade Marche,' which started in Yokohama in 2013, is now held in 12 cities nationwide from Hokkaido to Fukuoka, becoming one of Japan's largest handmade events. This will be the 9th time it is held at Tokyo Dome City. Please enjoy the growing handmade culture surrounded by a variety of handcrafted works at the venue.

This event is a handmade gathering where approximately 700 artists from all over Japan, specializing in diverse genres such as accessories, interior goods, miscellaneous items, crafts, and fashion, will participate. The venue will feature unique and diverse original works handcrafted by the artists themselves, allowing visitors to discover special items that can only be found here. In addition to handmade booths, there will be food booths offering carefully selected gourmet items and a workshop corner where you can experience creating your own unique work of art.

Furthermore, the participating artists will change daily, offering different encounters on the first and second days. Please come and find your favorite piece.

Event Outline

Tokyo Handmade Marche 2026 Autumn

Dates: September 5 (Sat) and 6 (Sun), 2026, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Venue: Tokyo Dome City Prism Hall

Organizers: Tokyo Dome Corporation, Handmade Marche Executive Committee

Admission Fees: Advance Tickets (General) ¥1,000, Same-Day Tickets (General) ¥1,200, (Student Discount) ¥600, (After 3 PM) ¥800

*Same-day tickets will be sold until 4:40 PM

*Entry is permitted from 3:00 PM for the 'After 3 PM' ticket

*Children elementary school age and younger are admitted free of charge

Ticket Sales: Starting July 8, 2026 (Wed) at 10:00 AM

Asoview, KKday, Seven Ticket, Lawson Ticket, eplus, Rakuten Travel, etc.

Official Website: https://tokyo.handmade-marche.jp/

Inquiries: Tokyo Dome City Wakuwaku Dial 03-5800-9999 (Reception Hours: Weekdays 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM)

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●Daily Changing Handmade Booths by Approximately 700 Popular Handmade Artists

Various handcrafted item booths, including accessories, miscellaneous goods, fashion, and crafts, will appear on a rotating basis. Even everyday items and accessories become more special when you see the creator's face and understand their passion for the work. Enjoy interacting with the artists themselves and find your unique favorite item that you can only encounter here.

◎Featured Exhibiting Booths!

〈Exhibiting on Sat, 5th〉

Bonwa

Selling original mats created using the tufting technique.

chocolate-Alice

Creating wearable accessories such as brooches and keychains with fake sweets made from resin clay and resin.

Sunny spot

A shop selling fabric goods with hand-embroidered animals and sweets, themed around 'cuteness.'

〈Exhibiting on Sun, 6th〉

Queue de clé

Selling earrings and clip-on earrings, primarily with floral motifs.

siro

Selling needle-felted items that evoke a sense of story, as if they came from a picture book.

Toridori Kobo

Creating paper goods and stationery by drawing original watercolor illustrations of motifs such as small birds and flowers.

●Handmade Experience Class 'Marche no Gakkou' Held

An experience class called 'Marche no Gakkou' (Marche School) will be held, where even beginners in handmade crafts, from children to adults, can easily participate. Handmade artists will serve as instructors, allowing participants to experience creating their own unique works, such as accessories, flower arrangements, miscellaneous goods, and toys.

*No advance reservation is required for the experiences. Please check the availability and registration methods at each booth on the day of the event.

◎Featured Workshops!

〈Held on Sat, 5th〉

Macaron Keychain Workshop

Attach parts to a macaron base and choose your preferred hardware and sub-parts.

Millefiori Workshop

An accessory-making experience using Millefiori glass, a traditional Venetian craft.

Chenille Flower Workshop

A workshop to create non-wilting chenille flowers, popular in Korea.

〈Held on Sun, 6th〉

Succulent Arrangement Workshop

Create your own arrangement by planting plump succulents in a tin cup.

Porcelarts Workshop

Create a one-of-a-kind original plate by attaching your favorite patterns and motifs to a white plate using Porcelarts.

Big Chenille Doll Workshop

Choose your favorite fluffy chenille motifs to create a unique and expressive stuffed animal.

●'Food Booths' Where You Can Find Your Favorite Flavors, Not Just Things to See

A lineup of carefully crafted, visually appealing handmade food items will be available. Discover a variety of unique and delicious foods made with great care. Stop by to find treats for your office, souvenirs for friends, or rewards for your children.

◎Featured Exhibiting Booths!

〈Exhibiting on Sat, 5th〉

Ohagi to Monaka to

Selling seasonal original ohagi (sweet bean paste-filled rice cakes), monaka (sweet bean paste-filled wafers), cookies, and Florentines.

CHIPS BEUMA

A craft potato chip shop that makes for a delightful gift.

sui sweets

Selling sweets with a gentle sweetness, including cookies, butter sandwiches, and pound cakes.

〈Exhibiting on Sun, 6th〉

Kurama-an

A shop specializing in additive-free, handmade arare (small rice crackers) and okaki (larger rice crackers).

Suika Shack

Mainly selling visually appealing baked goods made with seasonal ingredients from all over Japan.

Chiffon Cake Kinu

A shop selling chiffon cakes and baked goods handmade by a registered dietitian.

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*Images are for illustrative purposes.

*Prices include tax.

*For event details, please check the official website.

*The dates and contents of the event may be subject to change depending on the circumstances.