Paris vintage showcase
Koji Fukushima — described as one of Paris’s top Japanese vintage dealers — is curating a spring showcase of rare finds and pieces from up‑and‑coming creators this April, a must for statement hunting (sortiraparis.com). The timing coincides with French Days sales, making this month a smart window to snag bargains at Parisian vintage boutiques and designer stalls (sortiraparis.com).
Koji Fukushima’s Grand Japanese Vintage Market is scheduled in the Marais from March 20 to April 1, 2026, hosted at 116 rue de Turenne in the 3rd arrondissement. (lejapon.paris) Following that first pop‑up, Fukushima stages a presence at the Made in Japan pop‑up from April 2–12, 2026 and appears at the Musubi Paris festival on April 4, before returning to 116 rue de Turenne for a second run from April 15–May 5, 2026. (lejapon.paris) Fukushima — born August 21, 1973 — is a former professional cyclist who founded Hamaya France in 2019 and runs the Koji‑Japon travelling stand that regularly tours brocantes, conventions and third‑place venues across France and Europe. (lejapon.paris) Event listings and local coverage place the Marais site’s practical details as 11:00–19:00 opening hours and proximity to Metro lines (Saint‑Sébastien‑Froissart / Filles du Calvaire), which organisers use to promote footfall to multiple stalls and creators. (lejapon.paris) The official spring French Days campaign runs April 29–May 5, 2026, meaning Fukushima’s April 15–May 5 pop‑up will overlap with the national multi‑retailer sales period promoted by the French Days organisers. (rejoindrelesfrenchdays.com) Merchandise advertised for the Koji events includes kimonos, kokeshi dolls, vintage home objects and curated pieces from guest creators, with the Koji‑Japon/Hamaya France banner noted as the organisers bringing multiple independent stalls. (lejapon.paris)
