Markets & fairs in Tokyo

A staple weekend market in central Shibuya where regional farmers sell seasonal organic produce, fresh juices, handmade preserves, and street food.

Line-up: Local organic farmers, Artisanal food producers, Craft coffee roasters

A UNESCO-recognized grand festival featuring massive carved wooden floats navigating narrow historic streets alongside hundreds of traditional food stalls.

Over one million vintage books, artwork, maps, and prints line the main avenues of Tokyo's historic literary district for ten days.

Tokyo’s premier open-air literary fair transforms the main street of Jimbocho into a 500-meter corridor of bookshelves featuring roughly one million second-hand books, rare manuscripts, and vintage prints.

One of Tokyo's largest outdoor weekend flea markets, featuring hundreds of stalls offering vintage clothes, antiques, toys, and street food.

Set inside a spacious park during peak autumn foliage, Tokyo's largest lifestyle flea market features hundreds of curated antique stalls, specialty coffee booths, craft workshops, and live entertainment.

Recognized as the largest outdoor antique market in Japan, featuring hundreds of curated stalls offering Edo-period ceramics, vintage kimonos, woodblock prints, and retro collectibles.

Line-up: ~250 independent antique and vintage dealers

A vibrant, historic midnight-to-midnight market where merchants sell elaborate bamboo rakes decorated with lucky symbols to bring business prosperity and health for the coming year.

Line-up: Traditional bamboo rake merchants, Shrine priests, Local food vendors

A vibrant night-and-day traditional street fair held on the lunar calendar's rooster days, where visitors purchase ornate bamboo rakes to bring health, wealth, and prosperity for the coming year.

Asia's largest international art and craft festival gathers thousands of independent creators under one roof to display original artwork, handmade goods, live painting, and interactive performances.