Oedo Antique Market
The Oedo Antique Market will give you an opportunity to come across lovely Japanese antiques that you can hardly find anywhere else in Tokyo.
The flea market held in Ginza, Tokyo
The Oedo Antique Market is a flea market held in Ginza, Tokyo, known as one of the largest open-air flea markets held in Japan. The first market was held in 2003 in commemoration of the 400-year anniversary of the Edo period, the time formerly Tokyo was called Edo, and the market now takes place regularly every month.
Tokyo International Forum
Oedo Antique Market
The market is usually held on the first and the third Sunday of every month in front the Tokyo International Forum, the Exhibition Hall just a 1-minute walk from the JR Yurakucho Station (use the North Exit: Kitaguchi)
JR Yurakuho Station is an entrance to the Ginza shopping district, and it will be good for tourists just dropping by the market after strolling the fancy place.
The Tokyo International Forum, where the market takes place, is also reachable from JR Tokyo station (5-min from South Exit) in the Marunouchi district near Imperial Palace.
The market is also held at Yoyogi in Shibuya
The Oedo Antique Market also takes place in Yoyogi Koen Park (at Keyaki Namiki) in Shibuya. 代々木公園ケヤキ並木. Since the Oedo Antique Market in Yoyogi is held irregularly, check their official website to find the schedule.
