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They like their jumble sales in Setagaya-ku, and – though it's pretty low-key compared to last weekend's gargantuan Doki Doki Flea Market at Makuhari Messe – this flea market enjoys an enthusiastic following. Notable mainly as a popular spot for collectors of vintage trainers, the Setagaya Park Flea Market normally attracts around 100 vendors, though there may be a slightly higher turnout for this Golden Week edition.
Details
Open May 6
Time 10am-3pm
Admission Free
Venue Setagaya Park
Address 1-5-27 Ikejiri, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Transport Ikejiri-Ohashi Station (Denentoshi line)
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