Oedo Antique Market, Tokyo

Oedo Antique Market is well-known as one of Japan's largest open-air markets for antiques. It features around one hundred antique stalls and takes place twice a month on Sundays. This market was established in October 2003 as part of the celebrations for the 400th Anniversary of the Edo Shogunate, a historical event in Japan. Over the years, it has gained popularity for its unique antique offerings and has attracted more visitors to the Marunouchi area, which is the central business district of Tokyo. This flea market draws in approximately 50,000 visitors every two weeks.

At Oedo Antique Market, you can explore a wide range of antique items, including European and Japanese ceramics, traditional kimonos and obis, beautiful masks, vintage sewing machines, antique toys, buttons, colorful fabrics, lacquerware, pottery, carvings, tsubas (sword guards), books, paintings, ukiyoe prints (woodblock prints), vintage shoes, wooden spools, ikebana (Japanese flower arrangements), ceramics, objets d'art (art objects), and various other intriguing Asian antiques.

Operation Hours:
The first and third Sunday of every month: 9 am - 4 pm