Kansai Nomi no Ichi

There will be antiques as far as the eye can see.

What happens?

This event takes over the entire East Plaza of Osaka’s Expo ’70 Commemorative Park for three days. There will be hundreds of antique dealers, artisans, and collectors from across Japan and abroad. Expect rows of European antiques, restored vintage furniture, old books and clothing, pottery, textiles, and handmade curiosities.

Alongside the market are live music performances, plus comedy acts, street performers, and hands-on workshops.

Exhibitors 2025

The range of vendors is truly mind-boggling.

Here’s a smattering of what you’ll find:

Clothing and accessories

• Saturday (Tokyo) – European vintage clothing for men and women, blending Scandinavian and Japanese style.
• MOTHER LIP (Tokyo) – Vintage pieces from Europe and the U.S.
• MANIKA (Tokyo) – Original apparel and reworked vintage items.
• idola (Kyoto) – Colorful beads, buttons, and crafting materials.
• trois produits. (Tokyo) – Handmade jewellery using silver, natural stones, and pearls.
• dubluvyobs (Hyogo) – Handmade leather bags from Kobe.

Pottery and homeware

• Daisuke Saitō (Tochigi) – Ceramics to use every day.
• Toru Yamashita (Kyoto) – Simple, balanced pottery.
• SOWGEN (Kyoto) – A mix of Showa-era furniture and Scandinavian design pieces.
• TOKIIRO (Tochigi) – Succulent arrangements in handcrafted containers.

Food and sweets

• Yeti Fazenda COFFEE™ (Shiga) – Known for its rich canelés and small-batch specialty coffee.
• Cocobake (Hyogo) – Scones and soft breads.
• Swedish sweets Lilla Katten (Kanagawa) – Swedish cookies and pastries.
• Plum Garden Oyatsu (Kyoto) – Japanese sweets made with anko and seasonal ingredients.

Check out the complete list here.

Tickets 2025

Purchase tickets in advance for ¥1,500 through the website. If you choose to purchase on the day, the price goes up to ¥2,000.