Flea & antique markets in Tokyo, January 2027
Shrine antique fairs, park flea markets, handmade and used-book markets in Tokyo and the nearby cities.
Good to know
Are Tokyo flea markets free to enter?
Almost all of them are. You only pay for what you buy. A few large ones, like the Ajinomoto Stadium BIG flea market, charge a small entry fee, which is shown in the listing.
When is the best time to go?
Come early. The best finds go in the first hour, and most markets wind down by mid-afternoon. Weekends and national holidays have the most markets.
What happens if it rains?
Outdoor markets are usually cancelled in rain, sometimes decided on the morning itself. Check the organiser page linked from each market before you set off.
Can I haggle and pay by card?
Bring cash in small notes: most stalls do not take cards. Polite haggling is normal at flea and antique markets, less so at handmade markets where makers set their own prices.
40 market days
Sat, 2 Jan
1Tue, 5 Jan
1Fri, 8 Jan
1Sat, 9 Jan
3Sun, 10 Jan
4Mon, 11 Jan
2Fri, 15 Jan
1Sat, 16 Jan
2Sun, 17 Jan
8- Takahata Fudo Gozare-ichi Market
- Inokashira Park Art Markets
- Agri Park Yumesugito Flea Market
- Komazawa Olympic Park Big Flea Market
- Fujimibashi Echo Hiroba-kan Flea Market (Kita Ward)
- Tokyo Flea Market at Japan Auction Center (Adachi)
- Creators' New Year Market (Tama-Plaza Terrace)
- Free Admission! Science Book Flea Market – Mol Market