Tokyo has several regular food and antique markets throughout the city. If you’re looking for a Farmer’s Market then the most well-known—if not the largest—is the weekly farmers market held outside the United Nations University, but any of them will give you an opportunity to sample organic food from different regions of Japan. For antiques, then Oedo Antique Market is your probably your best bet.
Less regularly held markets are also listed on the events calendar, and if you’re here in late November or December it’s definitely worth visiting one of the Christmas markets in the capital.
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.
10:00-16:00 every Saturday and Sunday. The market is also held on public holidays.
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.
Held on the 2nd Saturday and Sunday of each month. October to March: 10:00-16:00; April to September: 10:00-17:00
