• Tokyo Station Marunouchi Ekimae Hiroba - Begin at the renowned red-brick Tokyo Station, constructed in 1914, which stands as one of Japan’s most photographed sites — an ideal location for capturing photos before proceeding to the market.
• Oedo Antique Market - Tokyo International Forum - Explore approximately 250 vendor stalls offering antique kimono, ceramics, lacquerware, vintage jewelry, and unique treasures — the guide will assist in communicating with vendors and comprehending the items on display.

• Guide fee
• Shopping assistance
• Interpretation services

• Private transportation
• Purchases, transport, admission fees

Discover Tokyo’s antique treasures with a local guide in an intimate group of up to four people. This adaptable 2.5-hour tour fits your schedule: on market days, explore over 250 vendors at Oedo or Yanaka antique markets; on other days, visit selected independent shops along the Chuo Line — areas cherished by collectors for their laid-back, market-like vibe and unique finds.

Your guide, an English-speaking kimono enthusiast, assists with vendor communication, provides insights on items, and ensures a completely pressure-free pace. Whether you’re seeking kimonos, ceramics, vintage homewares, or unexpected treasures, this tour is all about the joy of discovery.

Small group (maximum 4) for a tailored experience
Flexible itinerary: antique markets or Chuo Line shop exploration, depending on date & your preferences
English-speaking guide eases language barriers
Casual browsing — no obligation to purchase

The exact itinerary is confirmed closer to your tour date based on market schedules.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.