10th Fujieda Challenge Marche

About this event

The "10th Fujieda Challenge Marche" is an event where women aspiring to start businesses take on the challenge of running mock shops as the culmination of their "Small Entrepreneurship Course for Women (Challenge Edition)." A total of 30 shops filled with the students' passion will open, featuring sales of handmade goods, workshops, and more. At the venue, a wide variety of exhibitors will gather, including booths proposing health improvement starting from the feet, an experience to create one-of-a-kind fragrances, small face machine experience approaching facial expression muscles, brush calligraphy sessions to soothe the mind, heartwarming handmade sundries, lace knitting exhibitions, mind and body conditioning experiences using herbs, tastings of handmade jam made with seasonal fruits and vegetables, sales of extremely early-ripening mikan oranges grown by local farmers, sales of handmade stuffed toys, clothes, and bags, sales of additive-free baked goods using Fujieda matcha, relaxing Swedish massage experiences that can be easily received with clothes on, sales of home-grown herbal teas and hand cream making workshops, counseling sessions to listen to concerns, sales of small items and miniature furniture remade from old furniture, palm reading and fortune-telling sessions, sales of nostalgic hand-kneaded konnyaku and konnyaku fruit agar, program experiences to activate the brain with gymnastics and origami, sales of original junmai sake and craft beer, handmade puddings, workshops leading to proper holding of chopsticks and pencils, sales of hagama-cooked rice balls and handmade miso dengaku, takeout tea drinks and tea sales, tie-dye experiences and exhibition/sales of works, sales of coffee evoking Yaizu and Yakumo, hand-knitted accessories, amigurumi, and more. Exploring the booths filled with the students' passion will be an opportunity to enjoy new discoveries and interactions.

Venue

Fujieda District Community Center

3-12-1 Ikarumi, Fujieda, Shizuoka 426-0015