<p>Eating utensil collection from Europe</p>

Eating utensil collection from Europe (Photo: Irma Syahriar)

Antique Hunting at Oedo Antique Market

A place to hunt antiques in Tokyo

Relinda Puspita Nov 19, 2014 - 1 min read

<p>Eating utensil collection from Europe</p>

<p>Oedo Antique Market is always crowded by locals and tourists</p>

<p>Parisian beautiful golden colors</p>

<p>Various pins</p>

<p>Beautiful drawings to beautify your house</p>

<p>A suitcase of old goods</p>

<p>Japanese pottery</p>

<p>Who doesn't know Noddy?</p>

<p>Various wooden ornaments</p>

<p>A good condition typewriter</p>

<p>Carved frames and European leather shoes</p>

<p>Beautiful classic tiles</p>

Every month, on first and third Sunday, people in Tokyo visit Tokyo International Forum, less than 5 minutes walking distance from JR Yurakucho Station. What's going on? There is the largest antique market in Tokyo, famously called Oedo Antique Market.

This market is always anticipated for its various collections and the affordable prices. In fact, the sellers often give big discounts. Most of the stuff is from Europe, America, and Japan in a variety of conditions. However, if you look carefully, it's possible to find valuable antiques in good condition.

Relinda Puspita

Relinda Puspita @relinda.puspita

I am Indonesian. One year living Japan has woken up my wanderlust. I traveled alot at the time and loved every single of it. Hope to come back soon.