Chiikawa Christmas Market in Chiba: Tickets, Dates, Access

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Chiba, Toyosuna Park | Limited time
Chiikawa Christmas Market
Nov 24 – Dec 25
A 6-meter tree show × 35 limited foods × exclusive goods

The Chiikawa Christmas Market runs from Tuesday, Nov 24 to Friday, Dec 25, 2026 at Toyosuna Park in Chiba, right in front of AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin. It is organized by ABEMA (AbemaTV, Inc.).

The roughly 6,000 ㎡ venue has a symbol tree about 6 meters tall, balloons about 3 meters high, 35 limited-edition foods, exclusive merchandise and hands-on games. Entry is by reserved ticket, so it helps to understand prices and how to apply first.

Illustration of the Chiikawa characters in Santa-style costumes, with the text Chiikawa Christmas Market 11/24–12/25 Toyosuna Park
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)

Event details

EventChiikawa Christmas Market (ちいかわクリスマスマーケット)
DatesTuesday, Nov 24 – Friday, Dec 25, 2026
Hours11:00–21:00 (last entry slot 18:30–19:00)
The lights come on around 16:00 (official site)
Hours may change
VenueToyosuna Park, in front of AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin
1-12 Toyosuna, Mihama Ward, Chiba 261-0024
Getting there10-minute walk from Makuhari-Toyosuna Station (JR Keiyo Line)
1-minute walk from the Keisei Bus “Toyosuna Koen” stop
About 35 minutes from Tokyo Station, no transfers
SizeAbout 6,000 ㎡
What’s insidePhoto spots, a food market, merchandise, customization and mini-games
TicketsDate-and-time reserved (tax included)
Adults (12+): ¥2,500 weekdays / ¥2,800 weekends and holidays
Children (4–11): ¥1,200 weekdays / ¥1,400 weekends and holidays
Children under 4: free, one per adult
OrganizerAbemaTV, Inc.
In cooperation withSpiral Cute Inc.
Official siteChiikawa Christmas Market official site (Japanese)
Official X@chiikawa_xmas
The last entry slot is 18:30–19:00. The market stays open until 21:00, but you cannot get in late in the evening, so book an earlier slot if you are coming after work. The area is expected to be crowded, and the organizer recommends public transport.
Official access map: about 35 minutes from Tokyo Station to Makuhari-Toyosuna, with direct buses from Narita and Haneda airports
Image: access map from the official site. Tokyo Station to Makuhari-Toyosuna is about 35 minutes with no transfers; direct bus from Narita Airport about 50 minutes, from Haneda Airport about 55 minutes

Tickets: reserved slots and the first lottery

Tickets are for a specific date and entry slot, so you pick the day and time when you buy. Prices include tax and differ between weekdays and weekends/holidays.

Official price chart: adults ¥2,500 on weekdays and ¥2,800 on weekends and holidays; children ¥1,200 and ¥1,400 (tax included)
Image: price chart from the official site (tax included). Children under 4 are free, one per adult
TicketWeekdaysWeekends & holidays
Adult (12+)¥2,500¥2,800
Child (4–11)¥1,200¥1,400

Tickets are sold only through Asoview!. There are no same-day ticket windows and no convenience-store sales. The first round is a lottery.

First-round lottery schedule
• Entry period: Thursday, Oct 15, 12:00 – Sunday, Oct 25, 23:59 (JST)
• Results: from Friday, Oct 30, 12:00 (JST)
• Each entry covers up to 4 people. You can enter up to 5 times, but you can win only one slot
Rules to know before you apply: tickets cannot be cancelled, and the date and time cannot be changed. You need a smartphone to enter, tickets cannot be transferred or resold, and a ticket becomes invalid if the buyer does not attend. Read the “usage guide” on the ticket page before you buy.

For families: children under 4 are free, one per adult.

Two perks for ticket holders
① A free pop-up Christmas card
② One free turn at the giant gacha machine, which gives you one Christmas ornament. The designs depend on when you visit: 8 designs in the first half (Nov 24–Dec 9) and 8 in the second half (Dec 10–Dec 25), 16 in total
Official perk guide: a pop-up Christmas card and gacha ornaments (8 designs in the first half)
Image: perk guide from the official site
Rendering of the giant red gacha machine with Chiikawa illustrations
Image: rendering of the giant gacha machine (official site)

If you often book activities through Asoview, see our guide to the Asoview Asobitsukushi campaign (its eligible facilities are unrelated to this market).

Highlight 1: the entrance and the 6-meter tree

A green arch gate covered in lights and Christmas decorations, with CHIIKAWA CHRISTMAS MARKET lettering
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)

At the entrance you are greeted by a giant pop-up-book-style Christmas card and a wreath-style welcome gate shaped like Chiikawa. The idea is that you feel like you are at a Christmas party with the Chiikawa characters.

A large Christmas tree decorated with stars and ribbons, with character figures on the base
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)

The centerpiece is a symbol tree about 6 meters tall. Light, video and sound tell an original story of the Chiikawa characters getting ready for Christmas, with sparkling illuminations and a snowfall effect.

Highlight 2: photo spots

Besides the tree, there are several places built for photos.

Photo spotDetails
Giant balloonsChiikawa, Hachiware and Usagi, about 3 meters tall
Snow globeA giant Christmas snow globe
Moving carouselShows the characters at play. It is for viewing and photos only, not for riding
A red photo stage with character illustrations as the backdrop
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)
Three characters in red hats and capes lined up on a stepped platform
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)
A snow globe installation with snow, a log cake and characters
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)
A lit carousel with white horses and character figures
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)

Highlight 3: 35 limited-edition foods

A wooden stall decorated with snow and stars, with a number 1 sign and shelves in the window
Image: AbemaTV, Inc. (from the PR TIMES press release)

The food market is made up of wooden Christmas huts, selling 35 original items themed on the Chiikawa world: foods, desserts and drinks. The press release names four of them.

Menu item (Japanese name)What it is
とろけるクリームのほっとココアHot cocoa with melting cream
討伐チュロスChurros
ハチワレのクリスマスリースドーナツA Christmas-wreath donut
うさぎのピスタチオモンブランA pistachio Mont Blanc

Prices have not been announced. The number of items, names, prices and how they are sold may change. It is an outdoor venue in winter, so hot drinks will probably be popular.

Official image of Chiikawa limited-edition foods: plated desserts, fried snacks and drinks
Image: official image of limited-edition food (an example; check the actual menu on site)
Official image of cookies and churros shaped like Chiikawa faces, and cup drinks
Image: official image of limited-edition food (an example; check the actual menu on site)

Highlight 4: limited-edition merchandise

A special merchandise area sells original goods made for this event.

The planned lineup includes a Santa mascot, plush toys, snow globes and a set of moving Christmas cards. Details of the lineup, purchase perks and online sales will be announced later on the official site and official X. If you want to know early, follow the official X account.

Chiikawa Christmas goods: plush toys in Santa hats, tote bags and paper bags
Image: official image of limited-edition goods (an example)
Official image of Christmas-themed keychains with character charms
Image: official image of keychains (an example)

Highlight 5: interactive games

GameHow it works
Yoroi-san Market (鎧さんマーケット)Mix and match parts to make your own key charm
Candy Ring Toss (キャンディわなげ)Throw rings to decorate the tree
Cookie Weighing Challenge (クッキー量りチャレンジ)Pack cookies to hit a target weight
A Christmas tree wall labeled Candy Ring Toss, with characters in front of snowy trees
Image: rendering of the Candy Ring Toss (official site)
A wall labeled Cookie Weighing Challenge, with a counter of scales and cookies
Image: rendering of the Cookie Weighing Challenge (official site)
Official guide: clear a game to get a die-cut cushion; a rubber keychain if you miss
Image: game prize guide from the official site

According to the official site, clearing a game earns a die-cut cushion, and even if you fail you get a rubber keychain as a participation prize. The games suit kids and adults alike, so leave some extra time if you come with family.

Before you go

• Content and hours may change without notice.
• Some content may be suspended in bad weather.
• The number of food items, their names, prices and how they are sold may change.
• For anything not yet announced, such as the merchandise lineup and food prices, check the official site.

FAQ

When and where is the Chiikawa Christmas Market?
It runs from Tuesday, Nov 24 to Friday, Dec 25, 2026 at Toyosuna Park in Chiba, in front of AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin. Hours are 11:00–21:00 with the last entry slot at 18:30–19:00.
How much are tickets, and do I need to reserve?
Yes, you need to reserve. Tickets are for a set date and time. Adults (12+) pay ¥2,500 on weekdays and ¥2,800 on weekends and holidays; children (4–11) pay ¥1,200 and ¥1,400 (tax included). Children under 4 are free, one per adult. The first-round lottery runs Oct 15, 12:00 to Oct 25, 23:59, and tickets are sold only through Asoview!. They cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
What do I get with a ticket?
You get a pop-up Christmas card and one free turn at the giant gacha machine for a Christmas ornament. The ornament designs differ between the first half (Nov 24–Dec 9) and the second half (Dec 10–Dec 25), with 8 designs each.
What limited-edition foods are there?
There are 35 limited-edition items. Announced ones include hot cocoa with melting cream, Toubatsu churros, a Hachiware Christmas-wreath donut and a pistachio Mont Blanc. The number of items, names, prices and sales methods may change.
How do I get there?
It is a 10-minute walk from Makuhari-Toyosuna Station on the JR Keiyo Line, about 35 minutes from Tokyo Station with no transfers. From the Keisei Bus “Toyosuna Koen” stop it is about a 1-minute walk. The organizer recommends public transport.
Can I ride the carousel?
No. The carousel is a photo spot for viewing and taking pictures, not a ride.

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