Ebina Marui (Marui Co., Ltd.; Headquarters: Nakano-ku, Tokyo; President and Representative Director: Masahiro Aono) is holding The World of Miniature Bakery & Sweets Art Exhibition in its 5F event space.
The venue will display and sell a wide range of miniature works, including special collaboration pieces that cross genre boundaries between bakery artists and sweets artists, along with workshops where visitors can try making their own miniature creations. Through looking, choosing, and making, visitors can enjoy a world of tiny bread and sweets that look just like the real thing.
Small, Cute, and Looks Delicious! The World of Miniature Bakery & Sweets Art Exhibition
Two popular exhibitions that were part of The World of Miniature Photography Exhibition, which drew 300,000 visitors, come together as one. This new exhibition merges The World of Miniature Bakery Exhibition, themed around bread, with The World of Sweets Art Exhibition, which gathers realistic and adorable fake sweets.

The venue brings together bread and sweets crafted so precisely they could be mistaken for the real thing, along with new works by popular creators and collaboration pieces made especially for this exhibition. Limited-edition goods available only here will also be sold.

The exhibition isn't just about looking, either — photography is allowed throughout the venue. Visitors can photograph their favorite pieces from any angle, capturing fine details, and enjoy finding their own favorite work. Since photos can be shared on social media, it's a fun way to show friends and family a piece so cute or realistic-looking it makes you want to share it with someone. Looking at the small bread and sweets, finding a favorite, capturing it in a photo, and sharing that feeling of "cute" with someone else — enjoying the world of miniature art at your own pace is part of the appeal of this exhibition.

A world of cute, delicious-looking miniatures born from the meeting of bread and sweets. Don't miss the chance to encounter works that make you want to exclaim "cute!" at this exhibition, held at Ebina Marui for the first time.

Official website: https://tgs.jp.net/event/bakery-sweets-ebina/
List of artists: https://www.atpress.ne.jp/releases/621226/att_621226_1.pdf
Make Your Own Little Creation!
Weekend and holiday workshops let visitors go beyond looking and try making their own miniature works with their own hands. The instructors are miniature creators Atelier-mii, Runasweets., and ミニ厨房庵. Participants can make bread and sweets that look just like the real thing, piece by piece, with their own hands.
In "Let's Make a Bread Christmas Wreath," participants shape adorable bread into a wreath for an early taste of Christmas. There's also the option to try making a "decoration cake" or a "decoration float." Additional menu options that are perfect for photos include a "mini parfait in your favorite soda color" and "sweets piled high with whipped cream."
Choose your own favorite colors and design to complete your own small sweets creation. Once finished, take a photo of your work and share it on social media.
| ① "Let's Make a Bread Christmas Wreath" — Participation fee: ¥3,000 (tax included) |
| ② "Decoration Cake" — Participation fee: ¥3,000 (tax included) "Decoration Float" — Participation fee: ¥2,800 (tax included) |
| ③ "Mini Parfait in Your Favorite Soda Color" / "Sweets Piled High with Whipped Cream" — Participation fee: ¥1,000 (tax included) |
For registration and details:
http://www.0101.co.jp/082/event/detail.html?article_seq=144614&articl
Advance reservations (first-come, first-served) are required to join a workshop.
Reservations are made using a numbered-ticket system through the LINE app, so the free LINE app must be downloaded in advance.
Participation fees are paid at the venue on the day.
Items to Enjoy the World of Miniature Bakery and Sweets Art
The venue is lined with items miniature fans won't want to miss, from adorable pieces inspired by bread and sweets to works that showcase each popular creator's individuality.
The lineup includes pieces you'll want to pick up the moment you see them, as well as items that let you enjoy a favorite work at home — it's exciting just to look through.

Miniature Keychain
From ¥6,270 each (tax included)
A miniature keychain that packs sweets into a small case. Attach it to a bag or pouch to carry an adorable miniature with you wherever you go — an item miniature fans won't be able to resist looking at again and again.
<甘花>
https://www.instagram.com/amahana_sweets/

Puppy Napping on a Fried Egg Toast
¥3,080 each (tax included)
A playful miniature piece showing a puppy napping as if the fried egg on a golden-toasted slice of bread were its blanket. It's the kind of cuteness you could look at forever.
<N.made>
https://www.instagram.com/n.made73/

Three Kinds of Strawberry Bread
¥2,760 (tax included)
A miniature set of three types of bread generously topped with strawberries, the kind of piece that makes you want to say "that looks delicious!" The vivid color of the strawberries and the texture of the bread are carefully rendered, down to a finish that almost seems to carry a sweet, tangy scent.
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https://www.instagram.com/katopiii_miniature/

Set of 3 Donuts
¥1,000 (tax included)
Cute-looking donuts with carefully rendered toppings and textures that differ from one to the next, finished so well they look as if they were taken straight from a tiny donut shop.
<ミニチュアパン工房 うさぎパン>
https://www.instagram.com/mini.pan.usagigoya/

Danish Charm
¥950 each (tax included)
A small, adorable charm reminiscent of a crisply baked danish pastry. Even the fine details are carefully rendered, from the texture of the golden dough to the sweet-and-tangy jam at the center.
<BALMA>
https://www.instagram.com/nail_balma/
Exclusive for Visitors: Original Goods as a Gift

Visitors to the exhibition will receive an original postcard, exclusive to this exhibition and themed around miniature bakery and sweets, as a gift. It's a sweet and adorable design that captures the world of the key visual, the kind of item you'll want to keep. Supplies are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so an early visit is recommended.
In addition, visitors who photograph a favorite piece at the venue and post it on Instagram or X with the designated hashtag will receive an original sticker exclusive to this exhibition (limited quantity per day).
Participating is simple: photograph a work at the venue, post it to Instagram or X with the designated hashtag, and then show the posted screen to reception staff. An original sticker will be given on the spot.
Capture a piece you found "cute!" in a photo and share it on social media. Visitors can share their favorite discoveries with someone else while also taking home original goods available only at this exhibition.
Event Overview
Venue: Ebina Marui, 5F Event Space
Dates: October 2 (Fri) to October 18 (Sun), 2026
Hours: 10:30 AM to 7:00 PM (closes at 6:30 PM on the final day; last entry 30 minutes before closing)
Admission: General ¥800 (tax included)
Free admission for children age 3 and under.
Only the exhibition booth requires admission (the merchandise area is free to enter).
The information above is subject to change.
Images are for illustrative purposes.