Toji Market, locally known as Kobo-san or Kobo-ichi, is a monthly flea market held at Toji Temple in Kyoto. It takes place on the 21st of every month, commemorating the death anniversary of Kobo Daishi (Kukai), the founder of Shingon Buddhism. The market opens early in the morning, usually around 6:00 AM, and continues until about 4:30 PM.

This market is not just a shopping destination but also a cultural event deeply rooted in Japanese tradition. It attracts hundreds of vendors who set up their stalls as early as 8:00 or 9:00 AM, offering a wide array of goods ranging from antiques and crafts to street food and plants. The market's unique setting within the grounds of Toji Temple, with its iconic five-story pagoda serving as a backdrop, adds to its allure and cultural significance.

In addition to the main market on the 21st, there's also a smaller antique market held on the first Sunday of each month, known as the Garakuta-ichi. This provides visitors with two opportunities each month to experience the vibrant market atmosphere at Toji Temple.