POZO Markets
Flea & Artisan Markets in Tokyo and Yokohama

Tokyo & Yokohama

Flea & Artisan Markets

Vintage clothing, handmade crafts and local culture. Open-air markets in the heart of Tokyo and Yokohama — free entry.

POZO organizes open-air markets in some of the most-loved neighborhoods of Tokyo and Yokohama. Browse vintage fashion, meet local makers, and experience the city the way locals do. Everyone is welcome — no tickets, no reservations.

Our Markets

Shimokitazawa Flea Market

Shimokitazawa, Tokyo

Shimokitazawa Flea Market

A weekly flea market in Shimokitazawa — Tokyo’s vintage-fashion neighborhood. Around 35 stalls of secondhand clothing, accessories and curiosities, right next to the station. If you love thrifting, this is the place: many visitors are travelers hunting for one-of-a-kind Japanese vintage pieces.

When
Almost every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and national holiday
Hours
12:00 – 18:30
Venue
Shimokita Senrogai Akichi (open lot on the Shimokita Senrogai street)
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Vintage & Artisan Market in KITAYA PARK

Shibuya, Tokyo

Vintage & Artisan Market in KITAYA PARK

A monthly market in a small park just a short walk from Shibuya’s famous scramble crossing. Around 20 curated stalls of vintage clothing and handmade works by local artisans — a calm, tree-lined pocket of Shibuya where you can shop and take a break from the crowds.

When
Monthly (see the official site for upcoming dates)
Hours
Daytime — hours vary by date
Venue
Kitaya Park (Shibuya Ward)
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Vintage & Artisan Market in Minatomirai

Minatomirai, Yokohama

Vintage & Artisan Market in Minatomirai

Our largest market, held in the modern waterfront district of Minatomirai, Yokohama. Around 100 stalls per day bring together vintage dealers and artisans from across the region — easy to combine with a day of sightseeing around the harbor, the Red Brick Warehouse and Chinatown.

When
Several times a year (2-day weekend editions, about 100 stalls per day)
Hours
Daytime — hours vary by date
Venue
Yokohama Symphostage
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Good to Know

  • Entry is free at all markets.
  • Most vendors accept cash; many also take cashless payments such as credit cards or QR payments, but carrying some yen is recommended.
  • Markets are held outdoors and may be cancelled in heavy rain. Check each market’s Instagram or official page for same-day updates.
  • Opening dates can change with venue availability — please check the official links before visiting.