A flea market that takes you back to Japan’s golden age, offering an abundance of retro treasures bursting with vibrant color and unique style. Time to get nostalgic for the good old days, specifically the Showa Era, from 1926-1989 when post-war Japan sped forward into modern times. Browse vintage objects and ephemera, from rare collectibles to throwback oddities, including furniture, records, textiles, accessories, toys, signage and more. This is a specialist flea market so don’t expect rock-bottom prices, but any retro enthusiasts will at least find this a visual treat well worth the admission fee.
Please note that this event may be postponed or cancelled in accordance with ongoing measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please wear a mask and follow the organizers guidelines.
Image: ©kitanomarukouen official event twitter account
Mensho Kaikan
8-10 Nihonbashitomizawacho, Chuo City, Tokyo
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