Funabashi Andersen Park Christmas Market
Visitors can browse traditional wooden huts offering Nordic goods, European holiday decor, and Danish specialty foods such as flødeboller, rye bread, and stollen. Hands-on workshops allow guests to craft festive items like reindeer keychains, wreaths, dried flower arrangements, and Danish Nisse ornaments. Food trucks also offer pizzas, Christmas crepes, and seasonal coffee.
Dec 5 – Dec 25, 2026 All ages
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Plan Your Visit
Neighborhood
Melchen no Oka zone
Food & Drink
Food and drink include Flødeboller on select market days, Christmas breads and pastries from Bread House Nest on select days, and food-truck pizza, Christmas crepes, and limited-edition Christmas coffee.
Location
Tips & Advice
- Go on Dec 5 or 6 if you want flødeboller, since the new stall selling this Danish chocolate-coated meringue treat is only there that weekend.
- Visit on Dec 12 or 13 for Bread House Nest's stollen, panettone and rye rugbrød, because that bakery only comes for that one weekend.
- Sign up for wreath, Nisse or dried-flower workshops in the morning, since registration for those pauses around midday and closes in the afternoon.
- Allow up to an hour if you're making a wreath, while the reindeer keychain and the smaller dried-flower pieces can take as little as ten minutes.
Special Events & Promotions
- 30th-anniversary market with four first-time vendors and more hytte huts than before.
- New: Flødeboller sells the Danish chocolate-coated meringue treat on Dec 5 and 6 only.
- New: Bread House Nest brings stollen, panettone and 100% domestic-rye rugbrød on Dec 12 and 13.
- New: obchod sells Christmas goods bought in Europe on Dec 19, 20, 24 and 25.
- New this year: a natural dried-flower arrangement workshop making mini tree ornaments, chair arrangements and wreaths.
Links & Contact
Run by (公財)船橋市公園協会
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's new at the market this year?
This year the park marks its 30th anniversary. The market has more hytte huts and four first-time vendors: Flødeboller, Bread House Nest, the Eastern European goods shop obchod, and a natural dried-flower arrangement workshop.
What workshops can we do?
You can make a fluffy reindeer keychain from coloured pipe cleaners and carabiners, a Christmas wreath from nuts and seeds, a Danish Nisse elf ornament, or a preserved-flower arrangement.
How long do the workshops take?
The reindeer keychain takes 10 to 20 minutes and the Nisse ornament about 20 minutes. Wreaths take anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour, and the dried-flower arrangements take 10 to 40 minutes.
What is there to eat?
Food trucks serve pizza, Christmas crepes and Christmas-only coffee. On certain days, stalls sell Danish flødeboller (meringue cream coated in chocolate), stollen, panettone, rye rugbrød, pretzels and cinnamon rolls.
What gifts can we shop for?
Nisseland sells Nordic goods centred on the Danish Nisse elf. Obchod brings Christmas goods it buys in Europe.
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