A "Kids Flea Market" will be held where only children can buy and sell!

The popular event "Kids Flea Market" where children can experience "selling," "buying," and "learning" will be held at
LaLa terrace TOKYO-BAY The venue will be filled with popular children's items such as toys, books, manga, stationery, and more.
The venue will be filled with toys, books, manga, stationery, and other items popular among children.
This is an event where children can learn how to use money and communicate with others in a fun way.

Date of the event
Saturday, March 7, 2026
In case of rain, the event will be postponed to March 15 (Sunday).

Venue
LaLa terrace TOKYO-BAY 1F MIXI FUN PARK (lawn)

Target
Children of elementary school age and younger (can participate in shopping)

Admission
Free admission
On the day of the event, the following two admission methods will be available.

Priority admission (first-come, first-served reservation system)
Recommended for those who wish to enter with a short waiting time.
Kids Please reserve a "Priority Admission Pass" from the official website of the flea market.
*Receipt of applications will begin from 3/3 (Tue.). You can reserve a cancelled slot even after the event is full.

General admission (no reservation required)
Please come directly to the venue around the time of the event.
Priority admission will be given in order of precedence.

For children participating in shopping
Please prepare small change such as 10 yen or 100 yen.
Bring a wallet so you don't drop your money.
Be careful not to spend too much money and enjoy shopping systematically.

Be careful not to spend too much money and enjoy shopping! Contact
NPO Kids FRI-MA
TEL：03-3384-0675 (12:00~15:00 weekdays only)
Kids For the official website of F flea market The official website of the flea market is here.

Organized by: NPO Kids Frima
Supported by: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Ministry of the Environment, Financial Services Agency / Funabashi Board of Education

This event is a target event of the Minami-Funabashi Area Management Activity.