Wholesale Markets in Japan

FindExpo lists 40 wholesale markets in Japan — permanent B2B trading centres where buyers source goods directly from sellers. Open a market for its location, product focus and trip planning.

Wholesale Markets in Japan by city

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Wholesale Markets in Japan

  • Akihabara Electric Town

    Tokyo

    Major retail/wholesale/mix market (electronics otaku) in Tokyo, Japan. World-famous electronics and otaku culture district. Post-WWII origin as black market for radio parts. Evolved from electronics wholesale to anime/ga

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  • Akihabara Radio Kaikan & Specialty Stores

    Tokyo

    Home to specialist shops and floors within malls like Radio Kaikan dedicated to high-end RC models, drone parts, tools, and niche components. It's a wholesale and retail hub for enthusiasts and small businesses.

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  • Akihabara (Specialty Gaming Stores)

    Tokyo

    Features dedicated stores and floors for wholesale/retail of premium Japanese gaming accessories, arcade parts, controllers, and niche peripherals. It's a sourcing point for specialty and high-quality items.

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  • Arai Helmet Flagship & Distributor

    Tokyo

    While Japan has many distributors, the Arai complex in Tokyo serves as a key wholesale and flagship retail point for high-end motorcycle helmets and gear. It represents the hub for premium safety equipment distribution w

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  • Chiba City Local Wholesale Market

    Takahama, Mihama Ward, Chiba City · Chiba

    A permanent public wholesale market handling fresh produce and seafood. It is a regional distribution hub and includes seafood auction and sales areas.

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  • Choja-machi Textile Wholesale District

    Nishiki, Naka Ward · Nagoya

    A historic textile-wholesale district with shops selling fibers, textiles, variety goods and imported furniture. Cafes and interior-furnishing businesses also operate in the area.

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  • Hyakumanben Handicraft Market

    Sakyo Ward · Kyoto

    A monthly handmade-goods market at Chionji Temple, held on the 15th, featuring crafts, handmade clothing and accessories, artworks, and artisanal foods.

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  • Kamigamo Handicraft Market

    Kita Ward · Kyoto

    A recurring handmade market at Kamigamo Jinja, held on the fourth Sunday of each month with handmade crafts, apparel and accessories, artworks, and food products.

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  • Kobe City Central Wholesale Market Main Market

    Hyogo Ward, Nakanoshima · Kobe

    Kobe’s principal central wholesale market and a major distribution hub for seafood, fruit and vegetables. Wholesale transactions are conducted by licensed wholesalers, intermediary wholesalers and registered buyers; publ

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  • Kobo-san Temple Flea Market

    Minami Ward · Kyoto

    A large monthly flea market held at Toji Temple on the 21st, offering antiques, secondhand goods, clothing, crafts, food, and household items.

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  • Kumamoto Wholesale Market

    Tasaki, Nishi-ku · Kumamoto

    Kumamoto’s general wholesale market handles approximately 60% of the prefecture’s fruit and vegetables and approximately 80% of its marine products. It includes fresh-produce, vegetable and seafood businesses serving Kum

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  • Kyoto City Central Wholesale Market

    Shimogyo Ward · Kyoto

    Kyoto’s central wholesale market handling vegetables, fruits, seafood, and processed foods. Established in 1927 as Japan’s first central wholesale market; its fisheries-market visitor area provides public access to marke

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  • Kyoto Nishiki Market

    Nakagyo Ward · Kyoto

    A covered, approximately 390-metre market street with about 130 shops selling fresh fish, produce, prepared foods, tea, pickles, Kyoto goods, kitchen utensils, and clothing.

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  • Mashiko Pottery Wholesale District

    Mashiko

    A famous pottery town where hundreds of kilns and wholesalers operate. It specializes in distinctive Mashiko-yaki folk pottery—rustic, durable tableware and decorative items. Buyers visit for direct wholesale purchases f

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  • Matsudo Nanbu Wholesale Market

    Matsudo-Shinden, Matsudo · Chiba

    A large approximately 46,000-square-metre market complex with a fresh-produce wholesale market, seafood, meat, vegetable and fruit vendors, and restaurants. It serves both professional buyers and general consumers.

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  • Nagoya City Central Wholesale Market

    Atsuta Ward · Nagoya

    Nagoya’s main municipal wholesale market handles vegetables, fruit and seafood. It is one of the city’s three central wholesale markets.

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  • Nakamise Shopping Street (Senso-ji)

    Tokyo

    Notable retail market (souvenirs traditional) in Tokyo, Japan. Traditional shopping street at Asakusa. Not wholesale, but important retail/sourcing reference.

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  • Nayabashi Night Market

    Fushimi, Naka Ward · Nagoya

    A recurring night market held on the fourth Friday of each month, with food stalls plus vendors selling jewelry, handbags, hats, fabrics and clothing. It generally runs from approximately 16:00 or 17:00 until 21:00 or 22

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  • Nihonbashi Chuo-ku Wholesale District

    Tokyo

    Home to the headquarters and major wholesale showrooms of Japan's premier instrument manufacturers like Yamaha and Kawai. This district is the epicenter for sourcing high-end pianos, digital pianos, wind instruments, and

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  • Nipponbashi (Den Den Town)

    Osaka

    Notable retail/wholesale/mix market (electronics) in Osaka, Japan. Osaka's equivalent of Akihabara. Known as Den Den Town (でんでんタウン). Historically an electronics wholesale district. Osaka's electronics district. Mix of el

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  • Osaka City Central Wholesale Market (Main Market)

    Noda, Fukushima Ward · Osaka

    Osaka’s principal central wholesale market, handling seafood, vegetables, fruit and other fresh food products. It is a major regional distribution hub with wholesale companies, intermediary wholesalers and related busine

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  • Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market

    Naniwa Ward · Osaka

    A privately operated regional wholesale market with more than 300 years of history, dealing in seafood, produce and processed foods. It is used by professional cooks and is also open to general shoppers on specified mark

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  • Osaka Prefectural Central Wholesale Market

    Mishima, Ibaraki · Osaka

    A prefectural wholesale market where fresh food products from across Japan and overseas are collected daily. More than 120 seafood, produce and related businesses operate at the market.

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  • Osu Shopping District

    Osu, Naka Ward · Nagoya

    A large covered shopping district comprising more than 1,200 shops and restaurants. Its mix includes electrical-appliance shops, secondhand clothing, hobby and anime stores, used electronics and international food.

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  • Pearl Market (Pearl City)

    Kobe

    The historic center of the cultured pearl industry, home to major brands like Mikimoto. While more retail-oriented, it remains a key wholesale and auction point for high-quality Akoya saltwater pearls from Japanese water

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  • Shirakawa Night Market

    Chuo-ku · Kumamoto

    A recurring riverside night market held on the fourth Saturday of each month from March through November, with roughly 25–50 booths selling food, drinks, fashion accessories and other goods.

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  • Tenjin-san Shrine Flea Market

    Kamigyo Ward · Kyoto

    A major monthly flea market held at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine on the 25th, selling antiques, secondhand goods, clothing, crafts, food, and miscellaneous merchandise.

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  • Toji Temple Antique and Handicraft Market

    Minami Ward · Kyoto

    A recurring antique and handicraft market at Toji Temple, held on the first Sunday of each month and known for secondhand, collectible, and handmade goods.

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  • Tokoname CeraMall

    Kanayama · Tokoname

    A permanent shopping street and wholesale district specializing in Tokoname ware, including ceramics, pottery, tableware, and outlet or bargain products. It consists of ceramic specialty shops serving both retail visitor

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  • Tokyo Fashion Jewelry Wholesale (Okachimachi)

    Tokyo

    The Okachimachi district, between Ueno and Akihabara, is known for its wholesale shops selling fashion jewelry, accessories, and packaging. It supplies retailers across Japan with trendy, quality items, often with a kawa

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  • Tokyo Luxury Watch District (Ginza)

    Tokyo

    Ginza is Tokyo's premier luxury shopping district, hosting flagship boutiques for every major Swiss watch brand. It is also a major center for the buying and selling of pre-owned luxury watches, with numerous highly spec

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  • Tokyo Metropolitan Wholesale Market Toyosu Market

    Toyosu · Koto

    Tokyo’s central wholesale market handling seafood, fruits, and vegetables, with separate fish-wholesale, intermediate-wholesale, and produce-market buildings. Visitors can access viewing areas, restaurants, and specialty

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  • Tokyo Romantic Market

    Shibuya · Tokyo

    A recurring flea market bringing together about 100 vendors selling antiques, vintage goods, handicrafts, accessories, fine art, folk art, organic foods, plants, and flowers. It is held on the second and fourth Sundays o

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  • Tomioka Hachiman Shrine Flea Market

    Fukagawa · Koto

    A recurring flea and antique market held at Tomioka Hachiman Shrine, with approximately 120 stalls. Antique markets are held twice monthly, while flea markets take place on designated weekend days.

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  • Toyosu Market

    Toyosu, Koto · Tokyo

    Tokyo's central wholesale market for seafood, fruits, and vegetables, with wholesale, intermediate-wholesale, visitor, restaurant, and retail facilities. The market is open on operating days from approximately 5:00 to 17

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  • Tsukiji Outer Market

    Tokyo

    The successor to the famous inner wholesale market, this area remains a bustling hub for fresh seafood and fish. Hundreds of vendors sell directly to the public and restaurants, offering an incredible variety of ocean pr

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  • Yanagibashi Central Market

    Meieki, Nakamura Ward · Nagoya

    A long-established central market originating from wholesalers and known for seafood from Ise Bay, Mikawa Bay and elsewhere in Japan. Vendors also sell vegetables, fresh meat and dried goods.

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  • Yokohama Central Wholesale Market

    Kanagawa Ward, Yamauchi-cho · Yokohama

    Yokohama’s public central wholesale market handling fresh marine products, vegetables, fruit, processed foods, and beverages through wholesalers and intermediate wholesalers. The fisheries wholesale building is open to t

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  • Yokohama Nanbu Market

    Kanazawa Ward, Torihama-cho · Yokohama

    A large permanent wholesale-market complex established in 1973, selling vegetables, seafood, groceries, household goods, clothing, and other merchandise. Its food-specialty retail area includes numerous market shops, whi

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  • Yuzawaya Wholesale & Flagship Stores

    Tokyo, Osaka

    A major chain with huge flagship stores that function as wholesale hubs for crafters, artists, and small businesses. They offer vast inventories of high-quality outdoor fabrics, camping DIY materials, specialized tools,

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