Japanese Antique Flea Market

I explored the Matsumoto Furuichi antique flea market! It's a country-side style flea market with lots of fun stuff! I also talked with the market organizer and one of the stop owners!
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[@ssamirye7259]

Thanks for the video tour. It adds a lot to the video to give approximate prices. This looks like a hipster market I would imagine there is a lower level of markets with lower prices.

[@ramonalizaromeo6886]

Oh i love crystals and golden spoons

[@jempedrena3270]

7:25 those are kokeshi dolls. Souvenir toy dolls bought from hot springs in Japan :)

[@albertoledezma5790]

No encontré nada interesante en esta pulga bye adios

[@keyllasalerno6067]

Location address please

[@kingafendikingafendi8897]

Talk so much video

[@doloresm7396]

Nice video. I loved seeing real Japanese culture. Would love to go to Japan one day. Keep making these videos please.

[@テリー-p3g]

Nice place!

[@stinkycatz]

Like the way you give the price on things . I was in Seattle last year , sorry I missed you .

[@Chikistherussiantoy]

It is my dream to go to vintage flea markets in japan :((((((

[@jessicawise7486]

So are you living in Japan now? Or just a certain amount of time?

[@DiscoveryMakesKnowledge]

I'm only visiting my brother in Japan. I'll be here for a while yet, though!

[@jessicawise7486]

Oh ok I was just curious. Do you know when you will come back to the U.S.A?

[@romanmichalak2206]

Hello ,i have a question.Were there medals, old coins ,military

[@jessicawise7486]

It was 61 degrees in Washington David.

[@DiscoveryMakesKnowledge]

It was supposed to be 18 C, which would be about 64.4 F... but it turned out to be colder, windier, and rainier :'(

[@jessicawise7486]

Thats funny. (:

[@meeklothefreezerking]

Bam, first like!

[@DiscoveryMakesKnowledge]

noob

[@mr.nobody6829]

I guess it's called "ceramic insulator."

[@mwiese2593]

I was listening to your accent and couldn't place it, it's not Canadian and it's not typically American. It reminded me of Fraser and then you mentioned you grew up in Seattle, so would that be an average Washington state accent?

[@DiscoveryMakesKnowledge]

I was born and raised in the Seattle/Tacoma area, yet even there people ask me where my accent is from!

[@normanmizuno1280]

this is a very expensive market.......with trash

[@aggominimal3573]

I love thrifting and antiques but japan is not a good place to find good real antiques at thrifts stores. Much easier in North American and Europe. Even worst, lots of “junk”, as one of the guys called it, is truly just junk and highly overpriced. Most of those people sell for fun, they make little to no money with that hobby. Which can be on the buyers side because Moste of them don’t really know how much their stuff is worth. Most is, as I said overpriced but sometimes your lucky and find something that’s massively underpriced.