Which markets in Tokyo do you recommend?

When traveling to Tokyo, Japan, it is natural to visit the markets here, so that you can better integrate into the environment and understand the characteristics of the place. It's a really nice place, so let's take a look at the markets in Tokyo today.

Edo Antiques Fair

In the open space between the two high-rise buildings of the International Forum, people gathered together. They shuttled between the booths, looking for something suitable for them. At the Edo Antiques Fair, most second-hand antiques are sold here, and you can find many Japanese-style gadgets with rich life scenes.

Location: Ground Plaza on the 1st floor of Tokyo International Forum

Dates: The 1st and 3rd Sundays of March and April every year, 9:00-16:00, In case of rain, the office will be closed.

Tokyo Flea City

Tokyo Flea City is the largest flea market in Tokyo. It is held twice a year, in May and November each year. Here, in addition to Japanese small commodities, you can also find specialties from all over the world.

Due to its large scale, the venue is divided according to the type of vendors, and even the food has a dedicated area where you can have a full meal. However, it should be noted that there is an entrance fee to Flea City.

Ticket: 700 yen (approximately RMB 47) (free for elementary school students and below)

Location: Oi Racecourse (2-1-2 Katsushima, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo)

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Japanese Handmade

An annual event for handicraft lovers.

Held at Tokyo BigSight, more than 3,000 creators participated in the 2-day celebration. In addition to the creator's design of various small creatures, artistic output, clothing accessories, etc. There will also be a creative session where you can DIY.

Japanese Handmade

Here, craftsmen can not only display and sell their works, but also listen to the public’s opinions on their works and find new creative inspiration.

Japanese handmade

Handmade enthusiasts also have the opportunity to get up close and personal with the stories behind craftsmanship and design, and dig deeper into Japanese handicrafts.

Handmade in Japan

Date: July 11:00-19:00 every year.

Location: Tokyo Grand View West Building 12

Akasaka Flea Market

The "Akasaka Flea Market", which mainly focuses on European style, opens on the first day of each month Held on four Sundays. There are all kinds of retro sundries and even jewelry that can only be seen in movies!

Open Day: March and April every year.

Time: 11:00~16:00

Location: Arc Karajan Square in Ark Mountain

Zagu Creative Market

The Tashi Ancient Creative Market in Fengdao District focuses on handicrafts, and the market theme is different every month! Different from other markets, this market is connected with the shrine, just like a time jump, traveling through ancient and modern time and space to find treasures.

Time: 9:00-16:00

Location: Oni Mother Hall and Otori Shrine are held simultaneously.