Key Takeaways: Chibagin Shoten’s STAY STREET Marché runs 10:00–16:00 on November 3, 2026, in front of Chiba Bank’s head office in Chiba City. The main draw is the second cookie can sale, which now includes shops from Saitama as well as Chiba. The first round sold out within an hour. Twelve food trucks, street shows, a LINE voucher and a raffle fill out the day.
Chiba City · One-day street market
STAY STREET Marché at the Chiba Bank head office
Nov 3Tuesday (national holiday) · 10:00–16:00Limited cookie cans from Chiba and Saitama, 12 food trucks, street shows and a raffle
Chibagin Shoten (ちばぎん商店), the local products company wholly owned by Chiba Bank, is holding a one-day street market right in front of the bank’s head office building in Chiba City. The headline is the second round of its cookie can sale. The first round sold out within one hour of opening, so if you have a particular can in mind, get there early.
Before you go: the organizer asks visitors to come by public transport. Cookie cans and individually wrapped cookies are in limited supply, and the food truck lineup may change without notice.
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Event details at a glance
| Event | STAY STREET Marché @ Chibagin head office building (STAY STREET マルシェ＠ちばぎん本店ビル前) |
|---|---|
| Date | Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (national holiday) |
| Hours | 10:00–16:00 |
| Venue | In front of the Chiba Bank head office building |
| Address | 1-2 Chibaminato, Chuo-ku, Chiba City, Chiba |
| Organizer | Chibagin Shoten Co., Ltd. (ちばぎん商店株式会社) |
| Admission | Not stated in the announcement |
| Contact | Chibagin Shoten: 043-441-7270 |
Cookie cans from Chiba and Saitama
This is the second edition of the cookie can sale. The first edition sold out in under an hour. This round adds cans from Saitama Prefecture to the Chiba lineup, and the organizer says both the number of cans and the variety are well above the first round.
What to look for
- Shops ranging from long-loved local favorites to lesser-known gems
- Cans with animal motifs, seasonal autumn flavors, ingredient-focused bakes and grown-up cans meant to go with a drink
- Some cans made specially for this market
- Products that are normally sold only in the shop itself
- Individually wrapped cookies from various shops, also in limited numbers
| Price | Cookie cans from ¥1,750 (tax included) |
|---|---|
| Stock | Limited; sales end when each item sells out |
| Note | Contents may change |
The organizer’s cookie can project page on C-VALUE has more on the lineup.
Coffee from ushikuni cafe
ushikuni cafe, a coffee stand by Kazusa-Ushiku Station in Ichihara, Chiba, is serving drinks to pair with the cookies. It has created a blend just for this market, and you can also take it home as drip bags in a limited-edition design (the design may change).
Food trucks
Twelve vendors are listed so far (in no particular order). The lineup may change without notice.
| Vendor | What they sell |
|---|---|
| 小六茶屋 | Roast beef rice bowls |
| こなや | Okonomiyaki |
| fortuna | Pork rice bowls |
| 木村屋 | Mame daifuku (bean mochi) |
| むさしの未来パートナーズ | Saitama specialties |
| 手賀さんち | Teganuma and Tega River specialties |
| ushikuni cafe | Coffee, cookies |
| スマイルフーズ | Sanrio Cafe |
| ニュウ | Baby castella |
| 加恋ちゃん家 | Karaage fried chicken |
| 燻製や助五郎 | Grilled skewers |
| フレッシュファームちば | Rice gacha |
Shows, greetings and kids’ games
| Program | Times |
|---|---|
| Street performance stage (magic, diabolo and more) | 10:30–11:00 13:00–13:30 14:30–15:00 |
| Character greeting with rock-paper-scissors contest | 11:00–11:20 13:30–13:50 |
The greeting features Himarin, Chiba Bank’s original character, and Chiba Corgi, the image character of Chiba Kogyo Bank. Winners of the rock-paper-scissors contest can take home prizes such as Chiba specialties. There is also a festival-style booth for children with games like ring toss and target shooting.
Freebies: LINE voucher and raffle
¥100 shopping voucher via LINE
Add the Chibagin Shoten official LINE account as a friend, and the first 100 people on the day get a ¥100 voucher to spend at the market. It is first come, first served, so add the account before you leave home.
Garagara raffle
You get one raffle ticket if you either bring the market flyer or spend ¥1,000 or more (tax included) at a participating food truck or merchandise tent. Prizes include Plarail train sets and local specialties.
The market is a nice excuse to try Chiba products in person. The organizer also runs C-VALUE Shopping, an online store for Chiba goods, and C-VALUE crowdfunding, where the cookie can project lives.
Getting there and bad weather
- The organizer asks everyone to use public transport on the day.
- If the weather forces a cancellation, it will be announced on the Chiba National Highway Office X account.
- Admission is not mentioned in the announcement. Contact Chibagin Shoten (043-441-7270) if you need to confirm.
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FAQ
- Q. When and where is the STAY STREET Marché?
- Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (a national holiday), from 10:00 to 16:00, in front of the Chiba Bank head office building at 1-2 Chibaminato, Chuo-ku, Chiba City.
- Q. How much are the cookie cans?
- Cookie cans start at ¥1,750 including tax. Quantities are limited and sales end when stock runs out.
- Q. Is there an entry fee?
- The announcement does not mention an entry fee. Contact the organizer, Chibagin Shoten, if you need to be sure.
- Q. Can I drive to the venue?
- The organizer asks visitors to come by public transport on the day.
- Q. What happens if the weather is bad?
- Any cancellation due to weather is announced on the X account of the Chiba National Highway Office.
- Q. How do I get the ¥100 shopping voucher?
- Add the Chibagin Shoten official LINE account as a friend. The first 100 people on the day receive a ¥100 voucher to use at the market.
Source: Chibagin Shoten press release. Details may change; check the organizer’s latest information before you go.