A big bowl of goodness from Wish Fresh Salad at the UNU Farmers Market. As the month winds down, temperatures are starting to rise. The first week of May will find growers and producers, at least in the Tokyo region, setting seeds in furrows and seedlings out in fields. Don't miss these great markets to catch some of the last of the winter vegetables and see what might be just starting to arrive! Kamome Marche Saturday, April 28 Set on the upper level of the Yokohama Bay Quarter, this little market offers nice variety given its size. Vendors from Yamanashi, Yokohama, and other parts of Kanagawa brave the steady ocean breeze and offer everything up from fruit to wine to fresh vegetables. 11am - 5pm Map Kamakura Farmers Market Every day This market is an absolute treasure of a small local affair featuring Kamakura heirloom fruits and vegetables raised in or nearby another one of Japan's former capitals. Head in early to get the best selection and pick up a loaf of
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