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Market Volunteers

Steve Sakai, JBA President, opens the market at 6:30am for
the vendors.
Getting coffee - local artist and fitness instructor, Maryellen Mahar
 
Peggy and Bill Furukawa have opened the market every
Sunday
-well - almost every Sunday since it began in 1992. They retired in 2007.

There is a rich story behind Japantown.
Click on 'History' to read more.
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For a recipe - try
www.foodtv.com or talk to one of our
restaurant chefs or the market vendors!
Right now there're still grapes and dried fruit, vegetables, many
varieties of eggplant, many varieties of Asian greens, peanuts, cucumbers, potatoes, persimmons, flowers, tomatoes, squash, green beans, mushrooms
(button, portobello, oyster, shiitake) , Walnuts and breads.
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Visit our
non-agricultural vendors like 5- Season Jewelry, Mediterranean Foods,
Beckmann's Bakery, Nikken Health Products, Tea'gre (tea and tea
utensils!)
The San Jose Mercury News ($1), coffee, cocoa
water and soda at the JBA Coffee Cart!

Santa Clara County Environmental Health rules require pets to be
at
least 20 feet from the unpackaged foods.
We ask that you respect these regulations.
Just ask the volunteers at the JBA
cart
to hold onto your pet for you as you shop.
We'll be happy to help!
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Vendor
rules, regulations and applications follow:
Fees,
Market
Rules
(signature necessary)
Agricultural
Vendor Application,
Non-agricultural
Vendor Application (crafts, artwork, baked goods,
etc),
.
For complete rules and regulations, please
email or call the JBA
office 408.298.4303 and a complete packet will be mailed to you.
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Sponsored by
Japantown Business Association
565 North 6th Street, Suite G
San Jose, CA 95112
Phone: (408) 298-4303 Please email:
sanjosejtown@sbcglobal.net
Please contact the JBA Office, Executive Director, Kathy
Sakamoto
for more
information about the Certified Farmers' Market
and the Japantown Business Association.

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