THE BEST JAPANESE FLEA MARKET IN TOKYO TO FIND AMAZING ITEMS

[@antontevola481]

Great video 👍 I’m heading to Japan next year, would you mind saying which market you recommend for Trading cards?

[@MattFinds]

Thanks a bunch man! Unfortunately, you won't find a lot trading cards in flea markets. You should go to thrift stores like "Hard off or Hobbies off" - you will have more chances to find some there.

[@antontevola481]

@@MattFinds appreciate that thanks! (:

[@rendyaa]

hi matt, thanks for the video. i'm gonna visit japan next week, can you tell me what day this flea market open? and also which part of tokyo ?

[@MattFinds]

Hey man, Thanks a bunch! The market is called ''Tokyo city flea market'' and it's open from 9:30am-2pm on Saturdays and Sundays. It's on the east side of Tokyo, very close to Haneda airport.

[@bhd6872]

When does this usually happen? And is there others?

[@MattFinds]

It happens every weekend :) Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm :) Yes, there are other markets in Tokyo, but this one is definitely the most popular.

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Markets like this are 80% of the reason I want to get back to Japan 👍😆 I'm surprised some of those comics were in a English !

[@MattFinds]

Hahah nice! Yeah, I was surprised to see some comics in English too.

[@marlonmendoza2599]

Exact location please in Tokyo… Thanks !

[@MattFinds]

It's called ''Tokyo City flea market''. You can just type on google map and it will give you the exact location. Otherwise, i think I might have put it in the description of the video.

[@neko604]

How much was the Armour .?

[@MattFinds]

Sorry I don't know :(

[@LimitedInfinity9]

So bizarre seeing so many old games/systems and no one really caring. Retro game collecting is pretty popular in the US right now, and anyone selling that quality of stuff and at that pricing, it would all be bought up immediately. And some super famicom games can sell pretty well in the US too! Pretty much keep an eye out for games that require little or no japanese language knowledge to play like Psycho Dream, Parodius, Pocky and Rocky, pretty much any beat'em up, etc

[@MattFinds]

Yeah, it's kinda strange for sure. For the super famicom, sometimes the games are dirt cheap, but I don't if they actually work. Most of the game covers are usually a bit banged up. But you are right, keeping an eye out on games that require no Japanese is essential for selling them in the US or Europe.

[@japanice5750]

where is this place in japan?

[@MattFinds]

It's near Oikeibajo-mae station. It's called Tokyo city flea market.

[@markc9302]

Do you see a lot of pokemon cards at flea markets in Japan?

[@MattFinds]

To be honest, not that often. Most people go to established thrift stores to sell them. I will definitely include them in my videos if I encounter Pokémon cards in the future.

[@momokadawi8955]

hi , plzz send address ..

[@MattFinds]

Sure! here is the address: 2-1-2, Katsushima, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo

[@antonkalen5209]

Oh, who would send me 50 games for super famicom in Russia, yes at these ridiculous prices

[@MattFinds]

Hahaha that would be amazing! The prices are indeed ridiculously cheap.

[@michaelpimentel1828]

Thank you @ Mattfinds you’re my LODI❤❤

[@MattFinds]

Hahahaha :)