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Vintage Market’s Autumn Expo
Vintage Market’s Autumn Expo
Vintage Market’s Autumn Expo
Vintage Market’s Autumn Expo
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Vintage Market’s Autumn Expo

Treasure Hunt Through Antiques, Vintage Fashion and Retro Finds

Antiques, vintage fashion, retro collectibles and one-of-a-kind finds fill Expo ’70 Commemorative Park as one of Kansai’s largest vintage markets brings hundreds of dealers together and tens of thousands of visitors.

Set against the wide lawns and iconic backdrop of Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, the autumn edition of Vintage Market has become one of Kansai’s most anticipated seasonal treasure hunts. Held each spring and fall, the series has grown steadily since its launch, earning a reputation as one of the region’s largest outdoor vintage gatherings.

The autumn edition of Vintage Market returns to the park’s East Plaza from October 23–25, 2026, and this one will be its biggest yet. Organizers are promising the largest edition in the event’s history, with record numbers of first-time exhibitors and dealers traveling from outside the Kansai region. Together, they’ll fill the sprawling outdoor market with antiques, vintage goods, old tools, clothing and carefully sourced finds from across Japan and around the world.

Autumn adds its own distinct atmosphere. Cooler air and golden light make for ideal browsing conditions, and the wide-open lawns of Expo ’70 allow the market to breathe. There are no cramped indoor aisles — just long sightlines, relaxed pacing, and the Tower of the Sun standing watch nearby.

Wandering the grounds feels less like shopping and more like time travel. Mid-century furniture sits beside Showa-era curios. Worn-in American denim hangs next to delicate European glassware. Handmade accessories, retro signage, military surplus, ceramic tableware — each table holds objects layered with decades of stories. Designers, stylists, collectors, and casual browsers mingle in search of rare finds and unexpected discoveries.

The atmosphere is deliberately easygoing. Families stroll between stalls, coffee in hand. Food vendors serve festival favorites alongside specialty drinks, making it easy to linger for hours. What began as a curated flea-style gathering has evolved into a full-scale cultural event — a seasonal ritual for vintage lovers across the region.

As the series continues to grow in scale and attendance, Vintage Market has cemented itself as a fixture on Osaka’s market calendar — a modern heir to Europe’s great open-air flea markets, rooted firmly in Kansai style.

 

The Biggest Edition Yet — Autumn 2026 brings a record number of first-time exhibitors and dealers traveling from outside Kansai.

Hundreds of Vintage Dealers — Hunt through antiques, vintage fashion, furniture, ceramics, retro goods and collectibles from sellers across Japan.

Treasure Hunting Outdoors — Wide lawns, cooler temperatures and the Tower of the Sun create a distinctly Osaka setting for a day of browsing.

Spring & Autumn Tradition — Vintage Market returns to Expo ’70 Commemorative Park twice a year, with a fresh mix of dealers and discoveries.

More Than Shopping — Food, drinks and a relaxed festival atmosphere make it easy to turn the market into a full day out.

 

Photos: Vintage Market Official Website

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  • Expo '70 Commemorative Park, Senribanpakukōen, Suita, Osaka 565-0826, Japan
  • https://vintagemarket.jp/
  • @vintagemarket_bampaku

Opening Hours

Friday October 23: 9:30-16:30
Saturday October 24: 9:30-16:30
Sunday October 25: 9:30-16:30

THE SCENE: FAQ’s

ACCESS

How do I get to Vintage Market at Expo ’70 Commemorative Park?

Venue: Expo ’70 Commemorative Park — East Plaza (東の広場)
Address: 1-1 Senri Banpaku Koen, Suita, Osaka 565-0826

Train:
Hankyu Kyoto Line → Minami-Ibaraki Station ↔ Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station
Hankyu Senri Line → Yamada Station ↔ Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station
Hankyu Takarazuka Line → Hotarugaike Station ↔ Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station

Subway:
Metro Midosuji Line → Senri-Chuo Station ↔ Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station
Metro Tanimachi Line → Dainichi Station ↔ Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station

Walking Path:
Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station → walk toward Expo ’70 Commemorative Park → enter through the East Gate (東口) → continue into the Natural and Cultural Gardens → East Plaza (東の広場).

Allow approximately 10 minutes on foot from Koen-higashiguchi Station to East Plaza.

Bampaku-kinen-koen Station can also be used, but East Plaza is approximately 20 minutes away on foot, making Koen-higashiguchi the more convenient station for Vintage Market.

SCHEDULE

When is Vintage Market Autumn 2026?

Friday, October 23
09:30–16:30

Saturday, October 24
09:30–16:30

Sunday, October 25
09:30–16:30

Admission ticket sales close at 16:00 each day.

The three-day market fills East Plaza with antiques, vintage clothing, furniture, ceramics, retro goods, collectibles and other finds from dealers across Japan.

Detailed Schedule: The complete Autumn 2026 stage and activity timetable has not yet been released. Vendor and program information will continue to be announced ahead of the event.

Weather: The market is held in light rain but may be cancelled in severe weather.

ADMISSION

How much does Vintage Market cost?

Advance Admission: ¥700
Same-Day Admission: ¥1,000
Elementary School & Younger: Free

A separate Expo ’70 Commemorative Park admission fee is required:

Adults: ¥260
Elementary & Junior High School Students: ¥80

That makes the normal total admission ¥960 for an adult with an advance Vintage Market ticket or ¥1,260 with same-day admission.

Advance tickets are available through the official Vintage Market ticket page.

Official Tickets:
https://vintagemarket.jp/ticket/

Park admission is paid separately.

THE EXPERIENCE

What can visitors expect?

Vintage Market turns Expo ’70 Park into a sprawling outdoor treasure hunt, bringing together serious collectors, vintage enthusiasts and casual browsers.

  • Hunt through vintage clothing, antiques, furniture, ceramics, glassware and collectibles.
  • Discover Japanese retro pieces alongside American and European vintage finds.
  • Browse dealers traveling from across Japan, including a record number from outside Kansai for Autumn 2026.
  • Look for one-of-a-kind objects, old tools, signage and unexpected curios.
  • Take a break with food, coffee and drinks between rounds of browsing.
  • Enjoy the open-air setting with the Tower of the Sun nearby.

The selection changes with every edition, so much of the fun comes from not knowing what you’ll find.

INFO & TIPS

What should visitors know before attending Vintage Market?

Arrive early if you're serious about vintage hunting. One-of-a-kind pieces can disappear quickly, and the market is large enough to reward plenty of browsing time.

Wear comfortable shoes. Vintage Market spreads across East Plaza, and a visit can easily involve several hours of walking and browsing.

Bring cash as a backup. Individual dealers may offer different payment methods, so don't assume every stall accepts cards or electronic payments.

The event takes place outdoors. Check the forecast before leaving and prepare for changing autumn weather. Light rain does not automatically cancel the market.

Vintage Market is held inside Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, so park admission is required in addition to the Vintage Market ticket.

For the shortest walk, use Koen-higashiguchi Station, not Bampaku-kinen-koen Station. The East Plaza is much closer to the park's East Gate.

Official Website:
https://vintagemarket.jp/

Official Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/vintagemarket_bampaku/

Organizer: Vintage Market Executive Committee

Contact:
info@vintagemarket.jp

Booking

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Vintage Market - Expo Flea Market

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Oct. 23–25
  • Expo '70 Commemorative Park, Senribanpakukōen, Suita, Osaka 565-0826, Japan
  • 9:30-16:30

  • Hankyu Kyoto Line → Minami-Ibaraki Station ↔ Osaka Monorail → Koen-higashiguchi Station

  • ¥700-¥1000

  • vintagemarket.jp
  • Expo ’70 Park admission fee required separately. Elementary school age and under enter the event for free

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