Tokyo City Flea Market

The Tokyo City Flea Market, also widely known as the Oi Keibajo Flea Market, is one of the largest and most established open-air markets in the capital. Held in the expansive parking area adjacent to the Tokyo City Keiba (Oi Racecourse) in Shinagawa Ward, this event has been a consistent fixture of the city’s second-hand trade since 1996. Its scale is significant, attracting over half a million visitors annually and serving as a major hub for the recycling and resale of a vast array of goods.

Unlike more specialized antique fairs, this market offers a diverse and often unpredictable selection of items. With hundreds of vendors participating on a typical weekend, the stalls feature everything from vintage clothing and retro toys to household appliances, furniture, and miscellaneous collectibles. The atmosphere is bustling and informal, reminiscent of traditional flea markets where the inventory changes entirely from week to week. This variety makes it a popular destination for both professional dealers looking for specific parts and casual treasure hunters seeking unique souvenirs.

The market’s location outside the immediate city center allows for a much larger footprint than most urban markets, often accommodating larger furniture pieces and bulkier household items. In addition to the retail stalls, the area usually hosts several food vendors offering refreshments to the crowds. Because the event is held outdoors, it is highly weather dependent, and it is always advisable to check for cancellations in the event of rain. Arriving early provides the best opportunity to browse the full selection before the most sought-after items are claimed by regular attendees.

Location	Oi Racecourse (Tokyo City Keiba) Parking Lot
Hours	9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Frequency	Most Saturdays and Sundays (check schedule for race day conflicts)
Access	3-minute walk from Oikeibajo-mae Station (Tokyo Monorail)