Grab yourself a bargain at one of Tokyo's biggest, and most irregular, flea markets.
Wander through the whimsical stalls selling traditional Christmas snacks and treats while wrapped up warm.
Wander through the crowds with delicious German snacks and drinks, while live music and illuminations really embrace the Yule spirit.
Throngs of people descend on this beautifully illuminated Christmas market. Enjoy a bite of stollen or some mulled wine while searching through stalls of traditionally made gifts and decorations.
This is one of the newer Christmas markets in Tokyo. And it's free.
A European Christmas market lands in Japan at the foot of Tokyo Tower.
A winter market promoting Japan's hometown tax program.
There's a sparkle in the skies over Ueno at this small and cozy Christmas market.
This Saitama Christmas market is just 40 minutes from Shinjuku Station.
With a roster of rotating stalls, it's a different market each time.
Visit Nisharai Daishi Temple's end of year festival to buy lucky charms and festival food.
Spend this four day festival perusing over 50,000 unique and limited items to customize your stationary package to exactly your style.
Buy hagoita (good luck charm bats) at Sensōji Temple's Hagoita-Ichi Festival.
Your last chance to get a lucky rake for future fortunes in this local Tori no Ichi event, with a bonus masked Kagura performance straight from the Edo-era.