Oedo antique market: discovering Japan's largest outdoor antique fair

  • Published on : 18/05/2024
  • by : Japan Experience
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The Oedo antique market is the largest outdoor antique market in Japan, attracting a wide range of visitors including a growing number of international tourists. Held twice a month at the iconic Tokyo International Forum, this lively fair offers an incredible selection of Japanese antiques ranging from ceramics and textiles to vintage accessories and decorative objects. For antique lovers and curious shoppers alike, the Oedo antique market provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Japanese history and culture while hunting for one-of-a-kind treasures in a vibrant atmosphere in the heart of Tokyo. Whether you're a serious collector or simply looking for an original souvenir, this captivating market is an essential stop on any visit to the Japanese capital.

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