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May. 23. 2025
Looking for the Best Flea Markets in Tokyo?👀✨
Whether you’re a vintage lover, an antique collector, or just a curious traveler, Tokyo’s flea markets are the perfect way to experience a different side of the city. From traditional ceramics to secondhand fashion, these open-air and indoor markets blend shopping with local culture. Here’s a 2025 guide to the best places for antiques in Tokyo you won’t want to miss.
1. Tomioka Hachimangu Antique Fair
Set within the grounds of a historic Shinto shrine, this market features antique furniture, ceramics, traditional crafts, and collectibles. The serene atmosphere adds charm to your treasure hunt.
🗓️ Schedule: 15th and 28th of every month
🚃 Access: 2-min walk from Monzen-Nakacho Station (Tokyo Metro Tozai Line)
Tomioka Hachimangu Antique Fair & Flea Market
2. Hanazono Shrine Antique Market
A favorite among vintage enthusiasts, this centrally located market is great for textiles, retro accessories, and quirky Japanese antiques. Stop by while exploring Shinjuku.
🗓️ Schedule: Every Sunday
🚃 Access: 7-min walk from Shinjuku Station, or 3-min walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station
Hanazono Shrine Antique Market
3. Tokyo City Flea Market
As one of the largest flea markets in Tokyo, it offers a vibrant mix of secondhand goods, used clothing, and household items— perfect for serious bargain hunters.
🗓️ Schedule: Every Saturday & Sunday （Closed: June 28 to July 18, 2025）
🚃 Access: 5-min walk from Oi Keibajo-mae Station (Tokyo Monorail)
4. Gokokuji Antique Market
Held near a peaceful temple, this monthly market attracts those seeking high-quality antiques in a more refined, quiet setting.
🗓️ Schedule: 2nd Saturday of each month
🚃 Access: 1-min walk from Gokokuji Station Exit 3 (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)
Gokokuji Antique Market
5. Oedo Antique Market
As one of Japan’s largest outdoor antique markets, this vibrant market invites you to stroll among vendors and discover hidden treasures!
🗓️ Schedule: 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month（Canceled in August due to heat）
🚃 Access: 1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station / 5 minutes walk from Tokyo Station
6. Shibuya Flea Market
Trendy and youth-driven, this market blends Tokyo street style with vintage fashion and handmade goods. A fun Sunday hangout in the heart of Shibuya.
🗓️ Schedule: 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month
🚃 Access: 8-min walk from Shibuya Station
7. Heiwajima Antique Fair
Japan’s oldest and largest indoor antique event brings together vendors from across the country. Expect an extensive range of antiques—Japanese, Western, vintage, and more.
🗓️ Upcoming Dates:
• September 12–14, 2025
• December 5–7, 2025
🚃 Access: 1-min walk from Ryutsu Center Station (Tokyo Monorail) via transfer from Hamamatsucho Station (JR Line)
Heiwajima Antique Fair
8. Setagaya Boroichi Market
This historic street market takes place twice a year and offers antiques, vintage goods, and local crafts in a lively street setting. It’s easily accessible from central Tokyo, making it ideal for a quick and memorable visit.
🗓️ Upcoming Dates: December 15–16 & January 15–16
🚃 Access: 3 minutes walk from Setagaya Station or Kamimachi Station on the Tokyu Setagaya Line
Setagaya Boroichi Market
Why Visit a Flea Market in Tokyo?
Flea markets in Tokyo are not just for shopping—they’re about discovering hidden gems, meeting local artisans, and experiencing everyday Japanese life in a relaxed setting. Whether you’re looking for rare finds or affordable souvenirs, Tokyo weekend flea markets are full of charm and character.
Explore Tokyo’s vintage scene, find one-of-a-kind handmade treasures, and immerse yourself in local neighborhoods through these vibrant community markets.
Final Tip: Plan Ahead & Check Schedules
Dates and times can shift due to weather or event cancellations. Be sure to double-check the official websites or Instagram pages before heading out.
Happy treasure hunting in Tokyo’s local markets 2025!🛍️
