Antique Market Fukiage moved to this location in 1999. Many people visit from all over the country.

"Antique Market Fukiage" is a 1-minute walk from Fukiage Station. The entire building from the 1st to 7th floors is an antique shop.

From the 1st to 5th floors, various items such as furniture and accessories purchased directly from all over Europe, Japanese props, miscellaneous goods, and fittings are crammed together. Also, on the 7th floor, there is a rooftop garden cafe "Le Jardin" that will make you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, so you can enjoy shopping while taking a break here after getting tired.

3 Features of Antique Market Fukiage

First, let us explain the three major features of Antique Market Fukiage.

Feature 1: Products are delivered after maintenance

Usually, antique stores give the image of purchasing items as they are in the store. However, here at Antique Market Fukiage, the furniture you purchase is delivered to you after being repaired at their workshop for any scratches, wobbling, color fading, rattling, etc.

The items in the store are all in good condition without maintenance, so it is surprising that they can be made even stranger from here.

Feature 2: Prices include overhaul for all clocks

Although antique clocks are retro and beautiful, many of them cannot be used unless they are overhauled and cleaned, and the cost of overhauling a clock can raise the price of a cheap one. However, all clocks sold at Antique Market Fukiage are sold at a price that includes the cost of overhaul.

So, "I bought an antique clock but it doesn't work ..." "I don't know where to get it overhauled," "How much does an overhaul cost?" You don't have to worry about these things.

The craftsmen will carefully maintain the products you purchase so that you can use them for a long time.

* However, there is a charge for clocks under 10,000 yen.

Feature 3: They can also purchase furniture and antiques that are no longer used in your home.

At Antique Market Fukiage, they not only sell, but also buy. Please consult with them before throwing away furniture, miscellaneous goods, or antiques that you no longer use at home.

From here, we will introduce each floor.