10.18 SUN · 9:30〜16:30

Expo Park Omatsuri Hiroba Garage Sale

Omatsuri Hiroba, Expo '70 Commemorative Park (Suita, Osaka)

Dates & time
October 18, 2026 (Sun) 9:30〜16:30
cost
Adults ¥500; elementary and junior-high students ¥200. Park admission (Natural Cultural Gardens / Japanese Garden combined ticket) is charged separately.
Venue & access
Omatsuri Hiroba, Expo '70 Commemorative Park (Suita, Osaka) Right by Banpaku-kinen-koen Station on the Osaka Monorail. By car, use the Japanese Garden or Central car park.

There are 1 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Omatsuri Hiroba, Expo '70 Commemorative Park (Suita, Osaka), and 8 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

A garage sale with around 400 stalls — sellers with cars and those with hand-carried goods — spread across Omatsuri Hiroba in front of the Tower of the Sun. Run by the Japan Garage Sale Association, it mixes professional dealers, amateur sellers and handmade goods. Expect plenty of vintage clothing and homeware, so allow time to walk the whole square for finds. A good fit for vintage lovers, or for combining a bit of shopping with a stroll around Expo Park.

NOTE

Stalls

  • About 400 stalls in total, with car-based and hand-carried sellers
  • Professional dealers, amateur sellers and handmade goods
  • Mainly vintage clothing and homeware

Weather

  • Goes ahead in light rain

*Details may change or the event may be cancelled without notice.

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FAQ

Do I also need to pay park admission?
Yes. On top of the garage sale entry (¥500 adults, ¥200 elementary and junior-high students), the combined park admission for the Natural Cultural Gardens and Japanese Garden is required.
Does it go ahead if it rains?
It is listed as going ahead in light rain. Check the Japan Garage Sale Association's official site for any weather cancellation.
What kind of items are sold?
Mainly vintage clothing and homeware, from professional dealers as well as amateur sellers and makers of handmade goods.

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