Tomioka Hachimangu Flea & Antique Market

Flea market and antique market in the grounds of Tomioka Hachiman Shrine.

Nishiki Market

A 400-meter long shopping arcade known colloquially as Kyoto’s Kitchen

Omicho Market

Bustling food market also referred to as “Kanazawa’s Kitchen”

Market of the Sun

The capital’s largest regular farmer’s market takes place on the second weekend of each month near Kachidoki. About 80 vendors gather selling everything from bagels and speciality jam to fresh vegetables and coffee.

Tokyo City Flea Market

Large scale flea market held weekly near the Tokyo City racecourse. It has been held regularly since 1996 and sees over half a million visitors over the year.

Aoyama Farmers Market

This organic farmer’s market takes place in front of the United Nations University in Aoyama every Saturday and Sunday. There are about 50 stalls with local producers selling fresh fruit, vegetables, and flowers.

Adachi Fish Market

Toyosu isn’t the only place where you can experience the atmosphere of a wholesale fish market; there are…

Oedo Antique Market

The Oedo Antique Market is arguably the most well-known in Tokyo. The market began in September 2003 to…

Akasaka Antique Market

Although marketing itself as a flea market, the Akasaka Antique Market isn’t your normal items-spread-out-on-a-mat affair; like its…

Aoyama Weekly Antique Market

About 20-30 antique vendors gather every Saturday at the same place as the UNU Farmer’s Market to show…