The first Sunday market was held at ENNESTE CAFE, a cafe run by ENNESTE TOKYO, a 3-minute walk from the north exit of Nishiogikubo Station!

The contents of the exhibition with the main theme of "Breakfast" are

• Yuki's Brunch Bento
• Kiiiiiiiiiiswitch's pesticide-free vegetables
• Nishiogikubo Atelier baked confectionery
• Energy muffin's vegan sweets
• meli-melo's baked sweets + granola
• And from ENNESTE, a 1000 yen vegetable dyeing workshop planned for Mother's Day

There are few people who know the first time, and the weather is unfortunately rainy. Still, thanks to the customers, participants, and ENNESTE staff, we had a great time.

Perhaps because of the unique atmosphere of rain, thanks to the children, the space became lively and comfortable.

Elementary school students, tourists from Australia, a family who usually lives in New Zealand, a Slovak mother and daughter, a poodle and a Shiba Inu, exhibitors with various backgrounds. It was impressive that a comfortable space was created with different people.

I wanted people to know about ENNESTE CAFE, which opened due to the corona crisis. The idea you gave me,

In the future, I would like to make it an event that makes people think that Nishiogi is fun on the first Sunday. I want to collaborate with local people. It became a new dream.

Aiming to "connect people, things, and things", as Enneste, who runs cafes, manufactures and sells handballs and vegetable dyed threads, this Sunday market will be a trigger! I also hope.

Next time is June 11th! Please come and have brunch in the shop.

*We are also looking for exhibitors. The store opening fee for next June will be 500 yen*, and you will have to pay for it yourself. If you are interested, please contact us at info@enneste.com with your SNS account attached to your store details. *The opening fee is subject to change after June.

May June 11th be sunny!