Discover Nishi Market: A Japanese Market in London

Looking for a Japanese market in London this summer? Nishi Market arrives at Shepherd’s Bush Market on Saturday 1st August 2026.

Running from 11am until 6pm, this free festival celebrates contemporary Japanese food, culture, style and creative traditions. It brings independent makers, food businesses and cultural experiences together in the heart of West London.

Entry is free, but every visitor needs a timed Eventbrite ticket. Spaces are limited, so book ahead to secure your preferred arrival time.

Explore Japanese food, crafts and independent businesses

Come hungry, because Nishi Market will serve plenty of Japanese flavours throughout the day.

Start with handmade rice balls from Sosaku Onigiri or freshly prepared takoyaki from Chobo. Then discover Japanese bread from Guchokipan and premium green tea from Tencha. Pedlars Pitstop will also serve homemade ice cream.

Alongside the food, visitors can browse a carefully curated selection of Japanese products. Rice Factory will bring specialist rice and condiments, while Noriko Nagaoka will showcase Japanese ceramics and pottery.

You can also discover decorative lanterns from Kataru and traditional furoshiki wrapping cloths from Tamakurya. Ki:ts and Mojocas will offer Japanese lifestyle products, accessories and gifts.

Meanwhile, Tone Collective will bring Japanese-curated vintage fashion. Music lovers can also explore Japanese vinyl from Privacy Records.

Plan your visit to Nishi Market

Nishi Market takes place at Shepherd’s Bush Market on Saturday 1 August 2026.

  • Date: Saturday 1st August 2026
  • Time: 11am to 6pm
  • Location: Shepherd’s Bush Market, Uxbridge Road, London W12 8DF
  • Entry: Free with a timed Eventbrite ticket
  • Booking: Required, with limited spaces available

The Market has entrances on Uxbridge Road and Goldhawk Road. Shepherd’s Bush Market and Goldhawk Road stations are both one minute away.

Plan your journey to Shepherd’s Bush Market, then book your free timed ticket and experience where modern Japan meets West London.

23rd July 2026