Kuzuha Mall ¥0 Market: Take Home Up to 3 Free Clothing Items

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Key takeawaysKuzuha Mall’s ¥0 Market runs on Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 10:00 to 16:00 at SANZEN-HIROBA on 1F of the South Building. Each person can take home up to three secondhand clothing items for free after adding the Junkanzu LINE account, which can be done on the day. Visitors who only want to donate clothes face no participation conditions.

A clothing giveaway is coming to Kuzuha Mall (くずはモール) on Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 10:00 to 16:00. At the ¥0 Market (¥0マーケット), each person can take home up to three secondhand clothing items for free.

The key condition is a LINE friend registration. To collect clothes, you must add the Circular Festival’s official account, Junkanzu (循環ズ). You can register on the day. If you only want to drop off clothes, there are no participation conditions.

¥0 Market flyer showing shoppers browsing clothing racks and announcing up to three free items on November 8
Image: Human Forum Inc., via its PR TIMES press release.

When and where to go

Event¥0 Market @ Kuzuha Mall
DateSunday, November 8, 2026
Hours10:00–16:00
VenueSANZEN-HIROBA, 1F, South Building Hikari no Mall (南館ヒカリノモール), Kuzuha Mall
OrganizerRELEASE⇔CATCH, the clothing circulation project promoted by Human Forum Inc. (株式会社ヒューマンフォーラム)
Clothing allowanceUp to three items per person, free of charge
Requirement for collecting clothesAdd the official Junkanzu LINE account as a friend; registration is available on the day
Donation-only visitsNo participation conditions

The announcement identifies the mall building, floor and event space, but does not provide a street address or access directions. Check the venue details before setting out.

Collecting clothes or donating only

Photos of a ¥0 Market clothing display inside a mall and a clothing collection counter
Image: Human Forum Inc., via its PR TIMES press release.

If you want to take clothes home

The giveaway covers wearable secondhand clothing, with a limit of three items per person. Add Junkanzu on LINE to meet the participation requirement. Same-day registration is allowed, so you do not need to have added the account before arriving.

No size range, clothing categories or stock quantities are specified in the announcement. Treat this as a chance to browse what is available, rather than a way to secure a particular item.

If you only want to donate

Clothing collection will also take place at the event. Donation-only visitors are exempt from the participation conditions, including the LINE registration requirement for collecting clothes.

Check donation rules before packing. The announcement does not list detailed acceptance criteria. Confirm which garments and conditions are accepted through the RELEASE⇔CATCH official website.

If you would prefer to sell clothing instead, our Mercari guide and Rakuma guide cover separate resale options. Neither service is part of this event.

How the clothing reuse project works

RELEASE⇔CATCH connects people who have clothes to pass on with people who can use them. Clothing gathered through Kuzuha Mall’s collection boxes is put back into use within the community.

Students from Josho Keiko Gakuen High School (常翔啓光学園高等学校) will help run the event. The project also has approximately 200 clothing collection boxes across Kyoto City.

Japanese results table showing clothing collected, items taken home and reported CO₂ reductions across previous event dates
Image: Human Forum Inc., via its PR TIMES press release. The table presents results from previous dates, not quantities promised for the upcoming event.

The CO₂ figures in the results image combine reductions associated with disposing of used clothes and manufacturing new clothes. They should not be read as a measure of waste-disposal savings alone.

Further reading on the sustainability initiative

Keihan BIOSTYLE PROJECT information panel with its colorful logo and Japanese sustainability introduction
Image: Human Forum Inc., via its PR TIMES press release.

The announcement also introduces Keihan’s sustainability initiative. Its official BIOSTYLE PROJECT page provides further background.

What to check before visiting

  • LINE registration: required for taking clothes home; available on the day.
  • Donation acceptance: detailed rules are not included in the announcement.
  • Reservations: the announcement does not say whether advance booking is required.
  • Admission: the clothing is free within the stated limit, but a separate admission policy is not specified.

Use the organizer’s official announcement and the project website to check arrangements before visiting. Since collecting clothes involves LINE, having your phone charged is a practical preparation. For broader day-out planning, see our guide to d VALUE PASS and ChargeSPOT rentals; availability at this venue is not confirmed here.

Frequently asked questions

How many clothing items can I take home?
Each person can take home up to three secondhand clothing items for free.
Can I register on LINE at the event?
Yes. You can add the official Junkanzu LINE account on the day to meet the requirement for collecting clothes.
Do I need LINE registration just to donate clothes?
No. Donation-only visits have no participation conditions. Check the project’s official guidance for detailed clothing acceptance rules.
Do I need to reserve in advance?
The announcement does not specify whether reservations are required. Confirm with the organizer before visiting.

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