Japanese flea markets in Paris, we know them well. And honestly, we never get tired of them. Whether it's simply to wander around, to feel like you're traveling, or to unearth genuine treasures… everyone finds something they love! Speaking of which, a big Japanese vintage market has set up shop in the Marais since July 11th and until August 25th. So there's still time to go check it out!
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A large market accessible for free
Behind this big Japanese vintage market, you'll find a familiar face to Parisians: Koji Fukushima, a former cyclist turned professional antique dealer, specializing in traditional Japanese objects. He's the one behind most of the Japanese flea markets in the capital. You'll find decorative items, vintage clothing, tableware and all sorts of crafts, imported from Japan. See you every day until August 25th at 7, rue Bailly in the 3rd arrondissement. Entry is free and no reservation needed.
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A Japanese Konbini Right in the Heart of Paris
And Japan is going to keep stealing the spotlight in Paris when we get back to school! From August 29 to October 18, 2026, an authentic Japanese konbini will be setting up shop at the Bon Marché Rive Gauche, giving you the chance to enjoy — gastronomically and beyond — everything the Land of the Rising Sun has to offer. Food, fashion, games… There'll be something for everyone, to satisfy every craving and whim! So, is everyone ready for the adventure?
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Grand Japanese Vintage Market
7, rue Bailly — 3rd arrondissement
Until August 25, 2026
Daily from 11am to 7pm
Free admission
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