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7 Regular Flea and Antique Markets in Tokyo to Fit Your Schedule
If you’re only in Tokyo for a few days but want to dive into the city’s true vintage spirit, these 7 regular flea and antique markets are your perfect fit. Each market has its own distinct vibe, from the eclectic charm of Shimokitazawa to the nostalgic treasures at Tomioka. So, whether you’re an avid collector…
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Shinjuku Chuo Park Flea Market
The Shinjuku Chuo Park Flea Market is a vibrant outdoor market celebrated for its extensive array of vintage items, including clothing, antiques, books, and various collectibles. Held in the scenic Shinjuku Central Park, the market offers a unique shopping experience amidst Tokyo’s urban landscape. The market features approximately 200 stalls, exclusively operated by amateur vendors,…
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Oedo Antique Market
The Oedo Antique Market is Japan’s largest outdoor antique fair, held twice monthly near Tokyo Station. Featuring approximately 250 stalls, it offers a wide range of items, including Japanese pottery, Western tableware, kimonos, sashes, accessories, and more. The Oedo Antique Market is renowned for its wide variety of unique antiques, including Japanese pottery, kimonos, and…
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Ajinomoto Stadium Big Flea Market
The Ajinomoto Stadium Big Flea Market is one of Japan’s largest and most popular flea markets, held monthly at Ajinomoto Stadium in Chofu City (a little way out of Tokyo central, but make it into a day trip!). Featuring around 800 stalls, it offers a diverse range of goods, from vintage clothing, second-hand apparel, and…
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Tokyo Romantic Flea Market
The Tokyo Romantic Flea Market, also known as the Shibuya Antique Market, is a bi-monthly event held in the heart of Tokyo. The market features approximately 100 vendors offering a diverse array of antiques, vintage items, handicrafts, accessories, fine art, organic foods, plants, and flowers. Whether you’re a collector, a casual shopper, or simply looking…
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Akasaka Antique Market in Ark Hills
The Akasaka Antique Market, also known as the Ark Hills Flea Market, is a monthly event held in Tokyo’s Ark Hills complex, offering a curated selection of antiques, crafts, and boutique items. Unlike typical flea markets, this market provides an upscale experience with vendors showcasing European antiques, vintage goods, handmade crafts, and contemporary fashion. Food…
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Setagaya Park Flea Market
While Setagaya is best known for its historic Boroichi flea market, treasure hunters can enjoy a more frequent alternative at the Setagaya Park Flea Market. Held at least once a month, this market features around 150 vendors. Offering a diverse mix of vintage and secondhand goods, it is great spot for bargain hunters and collectors alike. This market…
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Fujimori Park Flea Market
The Fujimori Park Flea Market is a lively and well-known event in Hachioji and the wider Tama region. Held in Fujimori Park, this 100 vendors market transforms the cherry tree-lined path into a bustling marketplace. Popular with both seasoned and first-time vendors, it offers a great chance to find unique bargains. Detailed info ⏱️ 9am…
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Fudaten Shrine Antique Market
Nestled in the peaceful surroundings of Fudaten Shrine in Chofu, this charming antique market takes place on the first Sunday of each month. With around 50 stalls, it offers an intimate and relaxed shopping experience, where the sounds of rustling leaves and birdsong create a tranquil atmosphere. Explore a curated selection of antiques, vintage finds,…
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Machida Tenmangu Shrine Antique Market
Held on the 1st of every month, rain or shine (except January and November), the Machida Tenmangu Shrine Antique Market is a vibrant yet intimate gathering of around 120 vendors. This open-air market is a haven for lovers of Japanese antiques, offering everything from vintage kimonos and porcelain tableware to retro Showa-era books, toys, and…