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Des chalets à colombages du marché de Noël en cours d’installation devant l’entrée Tower Plaza d’Azabudai Hills, mi-novembre 2024
Opens on 21 November

Azabudai Hills Christmas Market

The Azabudai Hills Christmas market, in Tokyo, fills the central plaza of the complex from 21 November to 25 December 2026: 19 stalls including Käthe Wohlfahrt, Dolce&Gabbana × Fiasconaro panettone and Belgian fries, a tree of around 10 m, Santa on certain days, every day from 11am to 9pm, free entry, direct access from Kamiyachō station.

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Where to find Azabudai Hills Christmas Market

Highlights of Azabudai Hills Christmas Market

  • Central plaza of Azabudai Hills from 21 November to 25 December 2026, every day from 11am to 9pm, free entry
  • 19 stalls: 4 shops, including Käthe Wohlfahrt, and 15 food and drink stalls
  • Tree of around 10 m with a Cartier installation on the lawn
  • Santa present on 21-23 and 28-29 November, 19-20 and 24-25 December
  • Direct access from Kamiyachō (Hibiya line) and Roppongi-itchōme (Namboku line) stations

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Azabudai Hills Christmas Market in pictures

Des chalets à colombages du marché de Noël en cours d’installation devant l’entrée Tower Plaza d’Azabudai Hills, mi-novembre 2024
La pelouse de la place centrale d’Azabudai Hills et la Mori JP Tower, le jour de l’ouverture du quartier en novembre 2023

The Azabudai Hills Christmas market, in Tokyo, fills the central plaza of the complex, in Minato ward, from 21 November to 25 December 2026. Nineteen stalls, including the German decorations shop Käthe Wohlfahrt, a tree of around 10 m and visits from Santa: entry is free. Run by Mori Building, like the Roppongi Hills market, it is a separate venue from the Tokyo Christmas Market.

Azabudai Hills Christmas Market 2026: dates and opening hours

The market opens on Saturday 21 November 2026 and closes on Friday 25 December. The stalls are open every day from 11am to 9pm, and the tree stays lit until 11pm. Entry is free.

Nineteen stalls: Käthe Wohlfahrt, panettone and Belgian fries

The 19 stalls are split between 4 shops and 15 food and drink stalls. Käthe Wohlfahrt, the German Christmas decorations specialist, runs the main stall. The food stalls offer a Dolce&Gabbana × Fiasconaro panettone, paella and sausages from the edén stand, and the Belgian fries of Frites Bruges.

A 10 m tree and visits from Santa

On the lawn, a tree of around 10 m is joined by an installation from Cartier, with its panther. Santa is present on 21, 22 and 23 November, 28 and 29 November, 19 and 20 December and 24 and 25 December. The market is part of Christmas Hills 2026, Mori Building’s Christmas programme, which also covers the Roppongi Hills market.

How to get to the Azabudai Hills Christmas market

The central plaza, the Azabudai Hills Arena and its lawn, is at Azabudai 1-chōme, in Minato ward. Kamiyachō station, on the Hibiya line, gives direct access through exit 5, as does Roppongi-itchōme station, on the Namboku line, through exit 4. From abroad, flights to Tokyo are worth comparing between airlines.

The other markets on the continent are on our page of Christmas markets in Asia.

Specialities to try

The flavours that make this market what it is

German Christmas decorations from Käthe Wohlfahrt

Dolce&Gabbana × Fiasconaro panettone

paella and sausages from the edén stand

Belgian fries from Frites Bruges

Our tip

Count the market as one stop in an evening out in the district: 19 stalls on a single plaza, open until 9pm, and the tree lit until 11pm. If you come with children, pick a date when Santa is there, from 21 to 23 and from 28 to 29 November, from 19 to 20 December or on 24 and 25 December. For the city’s big ticketed market, add the Tokyo Christmas Market.

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