Hokkaido Food Festival at Ikebukuro Seibu
Annual Hokkaido delicacies festival at Seibu Ikebukuro, showcasing fresh seafood, ramen, dairy and sweets from across Hokkaido on the department store’s 7F. A lively food festival in Tokyo with tastings and limited-time offerings, great for families and adults exploring regional specialties.
Ohi Racecourse Flea Market — Sep 19, 2026
One of Tokyo's largest regular flea markets at Ohi Racecourse, featuring 500+ vendors with vintage goods, antiques, fashion and household items from 9 AM to 3 PM.
Hanazono Shrine Antique Market
Weekly antique market at Hanazono Shrine in Shinjuku with ~40 vendors selling antiques, vintage items, traditional crafts, coins, ceramics and curios. Dawn to dusk with free admission in a historic Tokyo setting.
Ikebukuro Flea Market at Ike-Sun Park
Explore the Ike-Sun Park flea market in Ikebukuro, a monthly outdoor market with up to 100 stalls offering vintage clothes, handmade crafts, and a variety of home goods and one-of-a-kind finds. Open 9:00–15:00 with free admission in a relaxed park setting.
Chofu Fireworks Festival 2026
Chofu Fireworks Festival 2026 lights up the Tamagawa River (Chofu side) with 8,000 fireworks choreographed to music. A popular, family-friendly riverfront celebration in western Tokyo, offering a dazzling display of color, rhythm, and communal excitement.
Toyokawa Inari Ooka-Echizen Festival
Enjoy a free cultural festival in Tokyo's Akasaka honoring Toyokawa Inari and Echizen heritage. The day features traditional performances, ritual activities, and local stalls that showcase history, crafts and street food, all set in a lively urban venue.
Sugamo Jizo-dori Flea Market — Sep 24, 2026
Sugamo Jizo-dori Flea Market brings about 60 vendors to Sugamo's famous Jizo-dori street, offering vintage goods, traditional crafts, clothing and accessories. It's a casual, family-friendly outdoor market with free admission from 8:00–17:00.
Namaste India Festival at Yoyogi Park
Japan’s largest Indian cultural festival takes over Yoyogi Park Event Square with Indian cuisine, Bollywood performances, yoga sessions, and cultural exhibitions. Free entry invites families, tourists, and locals to celebrate vibrant Indian culture in Tokyo.
Togo Shrine Flea Market
Monthly antique and flea market at Togo Shrine in Harajuku with 70+ vendors selling antiques, vintage kimono, crafts and street food. Open 5 AM–3 PM with free entry; explore shrine grounds for vintage finds and tasty bites.
Tomioka Hachiman Antique Fair
Explore 100+ stalls of antiques at Tomioka Hachiman Shrine in Monzen-Nakacho. Browse vintage kimono, pottery, old books, and traditional crafts from dawn to afternoon; admission is free.
Ohi Racecourse Flea Market — Oct 03, 2026
Join Tokyo's bustling Ohi Racecourse Flea Market, one of the city's largest regular flea markets, featuring 500+ vendors offering vintage goods, antiques, fashion, and household items from 9:00 to 15:00. Browse aisles of unique finds, haggle with vendors, and soak in the lively market atmosphere.
Oedo Antique Market
Japan's largest outdoor antique fair at Tokyo International Forum features ~250 dealers selling Japanese pottery, Western tableware, kimono and vintage goods. Free admission, 9:00–16:00; rain may cancel.
Tokyo Yosakoi (Ikebukuro) 2026
Tokyo's biggest Yosakoi dance festival returns to Ikebukuro, with 100+ teams delivering vibrant choreographies and naruko-clapped performances on multiple outdoor stages around the Ikebukuro West Exit Area. Expect colorful costumes, fast-paced dance, and a festive street party lighting up the district.
Tokyo Romantic Flea Market — Autumn
Discover Tokyo Romantic Flea Market at Shibuya Miyashita Park, a bi-monthly market with ~100 vendors selling antiques, vintage goods, handicrafts, accessories, fine art, and organic foods. Open 10:00–17:00 with free admission and a lively mix of finds and bites.
Nogi Shrine Nomi no Ichi (Antique Market) — Oct 11, 2026
Monthly antique market at Nogi Shrine in Tokyo (Roppongi/Akasaka). Vendors sell antiques, vintage collectibles, old books and traditional crafts from dawn to afternoon, with free admission and a casual, social daytime vibe.
Toyosu Market Anniversary Festival 2026
Join Toyosu Market's Anniversary Festival featuring a special tuna auction, food stalls, and behind-the-scenes market tours. Open to the public with advance registration, this lively event celebrates the market's seafood culture in a festive, family-friendly setting.
Heiwajima All-Japan Antiques Fair — October (Special)
Indoor antique fair at Tokyo Ryutsu Center featuring 300+ dealers selling pottery, ceramics, furniture, ukiyo-e prints, kimono, jewelry, and vintage toys. Free admission; hours 10:00-17:00 (last day until 16:00). A treasure trove for collectors and casual browsers alike.
Ohi Racecourse Flea Market
One of Tokyo's largest regular flea markets, held at Ohi Racecourse. With 500+ vendors, browse vintage goods, antiques, fashion, and household items from 9 AM to 3 PM. A lively outdoor market perfect for treasure-hunters and weekend explorers.
Artism Market (Autumn) at Tokyo Big Sight
Autumn handmade art market at Tokyo Big Sight, showcasing independent artists and makers. Browse unique crafts, artwork, and design pieces across multiple halls in a lively, family-friendly market setting.
Oedo Antique Market
Japan's largest outdoor antique fair at Tokyo International Forum, with ~250 dealers offering pottery, Western tableware, kimono and vintage goods. Free admission from 9:00 to 16:00; rain may cancel the event.
Ikebukuro Flea Market at Ike-Sun Park — Oct 18, 2026
Monthly flea market at Ike-Sun Park in Ikebukuro featuring up to 100 stalls of vintage clothes, handmade crafts, and unique household goods. Open 9:00–15:00 with free admission. Outdoor market near Ikebukuro Station—great for bargain-hunting and quirky finds.
Golden Dragon Dance at Sensoji Temple
Autumn spectacle at Senso-ji Temple: an 18-meter golden dragon dances through the temple grounds in Kinryu no Mai. A traditional cultural performance that draws locals and visitors to witness ceremonial choreography, vibrant banners, and atmospheric temple architecture.
Tokyo Ramen Festa 2026 (Phase 1)
Tokyo Ramen Festa 2026 at Komazawa Olympic Park features 13 ramen shops in Phase 1, with bowls at 1,100 yen. A multi-phase festival drawing 40+ vendors across three phases; entry is free, inviting ramen lovers of all ages to taste Japan’s diverse styles.
Togo Shrine Flea Market
Monthly flea market at Togo Shrine in Harajuku featuring 70+ vendors selling antiques, vintage kimono, crafts, and snacks. Open 5am–3pm with free entry, set on shrine grounds in a lively Tokyo neighborhood. A treasure-hunting stroll for collectors and first-time visitors alike.
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