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Discover the Unique Offerings at PASS THE BATON MARKET Vol.19

The PASS THE BATON MARKET is back for its 19th edition, showcasing a fascinating blend of lifestyle brands from various sectors, including interior design, fashion, and culinary delights. Set to take place at KOKUYO's Tokyo Shinagawa Office, THE CAMPUS, on the weekend of October 18-19, 2025, this market promises to be a sensory experience for visitors of all ages.

What to Expect

This year, the event will feature 69 unique brands, including favorites like e.m. and CAMPER, alongside new entrants such as suzusan. The market's concept revolves around highlighting craftsmanship, showcasing products that may include B-grade items, deadstock, and unique offerings that aren’t available in traditional retail settings. It’s not just a marketplace; it’s a celebration of cultural heritage and creativity.

In addition to shopping, attendees can enjoy a variety of experiences centered around play and cuisine. Two prominent features of this edition are the well-received “Pachuzabaton Market” and the freshly introduced “ECOHIIKI” initiative.

Key Highlights

1. Pachuzabaton Market - A Family-Friendly Zone
- This corner is designed for both children and adults, ensuring fun for families. It includes activities like crafting with leftover materials from manufacturing processes, which not only intrigues the little ones but also educates them about the importance of recycling and resourcefulness. Parent-child workshops will allow families to engage in creative projects together, fostering teamwork and creativity.
- Additionally, a diverse range of vendors such as Mikihouse and Petit Bateau will provide various kids' items, while food trucks serving child-friendly menus will satisfy attendees' cravings.

2. ECOHIIKI - A New Initiative to Support Artisans
- This new initiative revolves around brands and artisans that need a spotlight, showcasing items with unique stories behind them. Featured brands include the BABYBOX Project, which creates baby boxes using traditional textiles from Hamamatsu, as well as various accessory makers utilizing natural materials like igusa (rush grass). Expect to see beautifully crafted items that blend innovation with tradition.

Event Details

• - Date: October 18 (Sat) - 19 (Sun), 2025
• - Time: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Ends at 6:00 PM on the final day)
• - Location: KOKUYO Tokyo Shinagawa Office THE CAMPUS, Minato-ku, Tokyo
• - Admission Fee: General entry is 500 yen. Support options available at 800 yen and 1,000 yen.
• - Website: PASS THE BATON MARKET Vol.19

A Market with a Cause

The PASS THE BATON MARKET goes beyond commerce; it strives to support local communities and artisans. This year, a portion of the admission fees will contribute to recovery efforts for areas affected by the Noto Peninsula earthquake. By participating, visitors can contribute to the revitalization efforts of regional crafting communities.

The event also encourages smooth entry with the availability of advance tickets through Peatix, enabling visitors to skip long lines and dive straight into the excitement. This year’s market is not only about shopping, it’s a chance to connect with local culture, appreciate craftsmanship, and possibly discover your new favorite items.

Join us for a creative weekend filled with fun, food, and fantastic finds at the PASS THE BATON MARKET Vol.19. It’s a family affair that promises to enrich your shopping experience while spotlighting unique artisans and supporting vital community efforts.