Amazing items! However, I was more impressed with your knowledge of many of the items. Thank you ~ gambatte ne~

Great vid's! Thanks for adding the usd amount!

I love this chanel so much, but pleaaaaase show us more japonese goods...... I' m here only the see asian things.... we have everything else in europe....

im loving your channel and have started to binge watch :) new sub here

what a great video - thx for sharing. i have visited these markets on a rainy day which still went ahead. i wouldve loved to have got some unrushed footage like this but was too scared to impose with my camera

Nice video thx for posting. Could I humbly suggest to just leave prices in yen unless of course ur viewers are 90% Americans :)

Really enjoyed learning about Jimbocho, I love learning about specialty neighborhoods. I subbed!

Lovely video! Could you please share the music used at 3:12?

So lively! I enjoy all single moments!!

i always hope that someone actually foccusing more on craft and art like this, i will visit all your store recomendation!

Am going to Japan for the first time in a few months and honestly am feeling kind of overwhelmed- will have to check this area out. I feel looking at things from the past very grounding. Wonderful video 😊

Did u try to bargain or negotiate or is it frown upon in Japan?

The word “Kokeshi” literally means “child erase”. During times of famine in the north of Honshu new born and very young children were sacrificed because there just wasn’t enough food to feed them. The Kokeshi were carved and kept as more of a memorial to the deceased / erased child, and not used as “dolls”.

Loved this video!! First time viewer and have subbed.

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Thank you for trying to show the male kimonos!

Hello Michelle - Thank you for that wonderful trip to the market! I would never have enough room in my suitcase for all the treasures I would purchase. I love the blue & white dishes, the Kokeshi and my favourite, the art prints. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

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金属製のブリキ看板いいなぁ～♪ まつだランプ♪

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Just salivating as I see everything! So many beautiful things. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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I am new to your channel. It is delightful. You have a beautiful melodic voice. It's going to lure me back along with all the great stuff.

Do you ever go to any market in Kyoto?

is haggling socially acceptable in japan ? .... at a UK antique market you would pay 2/3 of the asking price .. great video subbed !!

Just found your channel and I instantly love it! Do any of the shops you go to offer online shopping?

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For booklovers this is a wondrous area to visit.

Thanks for the video, Michelle! I just watched your Jimbocho video and realized I have been keeping pinterest of Kawase Hasui’s art. Is it easy to tell a woodblock print is reproduction or not other than the pricing? Thanks

I’m eagerly waiting for my next trip in late October which I’ll be preparing big luggages 😅

at :39 there's a beautiful bird necklace, it looks like a Hieroglyph! Next to the silver pearl necklace. I'd probably have bought that haha

Do you have an online shop? I'm looking for some Japanese made items

The way I'd bankrupt myself with excess baggage weight if i had the chance to shop here 😅 Great Video thank you! X

木版画の世界への素晴らしい遠足をありがとうございました。本当に感謝しています。とても楽しかったです。

Wow what great stuff. I appreciate your closeups and relaxed filming pace. Also love your choice of subjects. I wish I could be there!

Thank you so much for this very informative video. 🙇🏻‍♀ I only new Ukiyo-e . I really love Japanese aesthetics, arts, crafts, etc and all types of japanese woodblock prints look amazing to me. I really enjoyed the washi and postcards store, especially the postcards which had the washi paper collaged and then printed, so pretty. 💓In love with the old book and magazines shop, being a librarian I can't help it🤩 I adored the postcards you showed and the one you bought look so harmonious and fascinating. I have a collection of postcards but I haven't any japanese ones unfortunately. I am so grateful for finding your video. Arigato gozaimashita👏🤗🥰

Another great video. I found it very hard to watch as I miss Tokyo as much. I watch NHK on demand and recently an episode from Design X - Design Hunting in Tokyo - Updating Traditional Crafts featured a workshop in Tokyo that still makes Edo kiriko glass.

Absolutely adore your videos. Antique markets in Japan are so much better than the ones in the UK (and cheaper). I just love all those Japanese arts and crafts.

That was so much fun to watch! So many beautiful forms of art in Japan!! Thanks for the beautiful filming!! ❤

So lovely to see the sakura 🌸 - I was hoping you would show some! It makes sense you're a tour guide Michelle, you do such a nice job of explaining what you are showing. I lived in Japan for a year in the 90s and I feel I didn't properly appreciate half of what I saw, so it's nice to hear your explanations. 👏♥

Another great video full of wonderful things! Thanks for sharing these with us Michelle. ❤

how about June2?

I'm loving your videos. Makes me want to come to Japan, drop everything and have a look at the flea... maybe 1 day soon. Keep up the good work ❤

From watching your videos I realize that I will have to take a couple of pieces of empty luggage with me if I ever get to come to your amazing country. I saw a statue of Baku at one of the stalls and that alone would take up one suitcase. :D Thank you so much for sharing your trips to the markets with us!

Why are you obsessed with cranes? 😀

I so look forward to seeing your videos they are so educational and interesting

Hi. When a plate says it is from the Meiji era is the design ou the plate is really 150 years old?