Tokyo Oval Keiokaku

Happening for two consecutive days on September 19 and 20, this massive festival featuring over 400 stores returns this autumn at Tokyo Oval Keiokaku velodrome. Lovers of vintage goods and bread, rejoice – this event combines one of Japan’s largest European antique flea markets with the country’s most extensive bread market. Around 90 bakeries will set up shop in the latter area, including Siro, a bakery run by the former patissier of D’une rarete, a popular canelé shop in Azabu-Juban. In the antiques area, expect to see more than 100 noted antique shops from all over the country gather to sell European tableware, vintage clothing, furniture, accessories and more. New for 2026, vinyl retail mogul Disk Union is setting up shop with a large selection of vintage band T-shirts alongside its usual array of used and new records. Check the event's Instagram for more details. Tickets are now on sale via Livepocket.