A Major Japanese Vintage Market Opens in the Marais in Paris for Over Ten Days

Great shopping deal alert! From Friday, March 20th to Wednesday, April 1st, 2026, the Marais neighborhood hosts the Grand Japanese Vintage Market, curated by Koji Fukushima. Once a professional cyclist, he’s now recognized as the best Japanese antique dealer in Paris! It’s a familiar sight to those who have seen him at the REcyclerie, but this time, the seasoned collector is setting up shop in the 3rd arrondissement, delighting enthusiasts of Japanese culture. The 100% Japan sale is back for another edition — even richer in vintage treasures and reclaimed finds, all with free entry!

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When it comes to rare items and treasures from Japan, here's what you can usually find atKoji Fukushima:

• Silk kimono
• Kokeshi dolls: traditional Japanese wooden dolls
• Classic Japanese tableware
• Lacquerware dishware
• Vintage advertising signs
• Pottery and floral arrangement accessories for Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging
• Handcrafted ceramics
• Vintage stoneware sake bottles
• Tea accessories
• Kakejiku: scroll paintings or calligraphy on silk or paper
• Retro magazines
• Kashigata: handcrafted wooden molds used to make traditional wagashi sweets

Ready for an exciting shopping adventure just a few steps from Place de la République?