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The 19th Nagoya Antique Market (第19回 名古屋アンティークマーケット) runs from November 21 to 23, 2026, across two temple venues and nearby spaces in central Nagoya. This is its first three-day edition, with more than 300 exhibitor appearances across the weekend—not 300 different stalls operating at once.
For a first visit, the key choice is where to start: Higashi Betsuin has the larger antiques market and themed indoor sections, while Nishi Betsuin focuses on Nordic and Eastern European pieces alongside overseas vintage clothing. Their opening hours differ, and early entry applies to Nishi Betsuin.
Check official tickets and entry optionsInformation checked against the organizer’s announcement dated October 8, 2026. Article updated October 29, 2026.
Dates, hours and venue addresses
The market takes place on Saturday, November 21; Sunday, November 22; and Monday, November 23, 2026. Monday is a public holiday in Japan. Both main venues are in Nagoya’s Naka Ward, within the Tachibana area also known as Nagoya Teramachi.
| Event | 19th Nagoya Antique Market / NAM 19th |
|---|---|
| Dates | November 21–23, 2026 |
| East venue and hours | Higashi Betsuin (東別院), Shinshu Otani-ha Nagoya Betsuin: 10:00–17:00 |
| East addresses | Temple grounds: 2-8-55 Tachibana, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Higashi Betsuin Kaikan: 2-8-45 Tachibana, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi |
| West venue and hours | Nishi Betsuin (西別院), Honganji Nagoya Betsuin: 9:30–16:30 Early-ticket holders may enter from 9:00. |
| West address | 1-23 Monzencho, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi |
| Organizer | Nagoya Antique Market Executive Committee (名古屋アンティークマーケット実行委員会) |
| Planning and operations | Regista Co., Ltd. |
Use these addresses when planning your journey, and check the official market website for the latest access and entry guidance. The supplied announcement does not specify station exits or walking times.
Tickets and choosing a day
The announced three-day early-entry ticket costs ¥3,300 and includes a limited-edition rubber wristband. Early-ticket holders can enter Nishi Betsuin at 9:00; the announcement does not extend that early opening to Higashi Betsuin.
A single day lets you choose the sections that interest you most. Returning on another day gives you a different selection: the central rotating area at Higashi Betsuin changes its ten shops daily, and vintage clothing and food lineups also vary.
The organizer says previous editions attracted the biggest crowds on the opening Saturday. Sunday or Monday may suit visitors hoping for a slower browse, but quieter conditions are not guaranteed. Equally, an item seen on one day may no longer be available when you return.
If you want to see both temples, starting at Nishi Betsuin makes practical sense: it opens earlier and closes at 16:30, while Higashi Betsuin remains open until 17:00. Check the day’s stall list before deciding how long to spend at each.
View the three-day pass and other ticketsHigashi Betsuin: antiques and indoor markets
The East Area is the place to start if you want a broad mix of furniture, lighting, tableware, glass and older household objects. The temple grounds will host 99 antique and vintage shops, with a ten-shop vintage clothing area along the approach.
The food lineup includes 23 food trucks and 19 food-and-drink retail stalls, with vendors changing by day. Indoors, separate themes make it easier to focus your browsing.
Used books and records
The Books and Records area (古本と、レコードと。) brings ten shops to the temple’s Taimensho reception hall. It is a useful stop if your idea of a good find is an old magazine, a book cover or a record sleeve rather than a large piece of furniture.
Retro household goods and toys
The Retro Market (レトロマーケット), on the first floor of Higashi Betsuin Kaikan, has 11 shops specializing in Showa- and Heisei-era objects. Expect period tableware, toys and miscellaneous household goods rather than newly made retro-style products.
Textiles and craft supplies
Fiber Fabric Fair occupies the second floor of Higashi Betsuin Kaikan. Ten shops will bring fabrics, yarn, sewing supplies and rugs from Japan and overseas—a section to prioritize if you sew, make things or enjoy choosing textiles for your home.
A body-care stop
The Wellness Hall (癒しの館), in Higashi Betsuin’s kendo hall, will have four acupuncture and body-care providers. Treatment prices and booking arrangements are not specified in the announcement; check before using a service.
Nishi Betsuin: European antiques and overseas vintage
The West Area’s theme is Nordic Meets Eastern Europe, with 26 antique shops specializing in Nordic vintage, Eastern European goods and other European vintage pieces. This is the section to prioritize for comparing different styles of European homeware and decoration.
Inside the main hall’s first-floor space, VINTAGE FROM ABROAD brings together five overseas vintage shops. The Cultural Hall also hosts six vintage clothing shops from across Japan.
| Overseas shop | From |
|---|---|
| Old Things Make Friends | United Kingdom |
| Ratta Montta | South Korea |
| Daychild Vintage | Hong Kong |
| Vintage Buddy | Hong Kong |
| A·PRANK : DOLLY | Taiwan |
If the market sparks an interest in secondhand shopping beyond the event, our guides to Mercari in Japan and Rakuma offer further reading. These are separate services, not announced payment methods or partners of the market.
Markets around the neighborhood
Satellite events extend the visit beyond the two temples. However, several schedules were still undecided in the announcement, so do not assume every nearby market runs on all three days.
| Event | Location and what to expect | Schedule and admission notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bicycle Heritage Market by URBAN NIGHT OWL | Shimohiokicho Donguri Square, 1-3-21 Tachibana, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Custom bicycles and parts. | Date and time undecided. No NAM wristband fee required. |
| HINATAICHI | Hioki Shrine, 1-3-21 Tachibana, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Food trucks and food-and-drink stalls. | Date and time undecided. No NAM wristband fee required. |
| SOKO MARKET | Reunión negra -塒-, Regista Garage 2F, 1-24-2 Tachibana, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Food, drinks, coffee and Japanese tea. | Date and time undecided. No parking available. |
| Kawaruba (カワルバ) | LENS ASSOCIATES inc., 3F, 1-6-8 Tachibana, Naka-ku, Nagoya. | November 21–22 only. Admission ¥500. No NAM wristband fee required. |
For a long day using maps and taking photos, charge your phone before setting out. If you are considering a portable-battery rental service, our d VALUE PASS and ChargeSPOT guide explains that separate service; rental availability at the market is not confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
- When is the 19th Nagoya Antique Market?
- It takes place on November 21–23, 2026. Higashi Betsuin opens from 10:00 to 17:00, and Nishi Betsuin from 9:30 to 16:30. Early-ticket holders may enter Nishi Betsuin from 9:00.
- How much is the three-day early-entry ticket?
- The announced price is ¥3,300, including a limited-edition rubber wristband. Check the official ticket shop for availability and other ticket prices.
- Will the same shops be there every day?
- Not all of them. Higashi Betsuin’s central rotating area changes its ten shops daily, and the vintage clothing and food lineups also vary by day.
- Are all satellite markets open throughout the event?
- No complete three-day schedule has been confirmed in the supplied announcement. Kawaruba runs on November 21–22 only; dates and times for Bicycle Heritage Market, HINATAICHI and SOKO MARKET were still undecided.
Before traveling, check the official event website for updated schedules and visitor guidance. Ticket information should be checked separately in the official shop.
Check tickets before your visitSource: Regista Co., Ltd.’s official announcement, October 8, 2026.
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