[2025 Osaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Kuromon Ichiba Market (Updated Jan)

#osakatravel Kuromon Market ~ "Looking for black spoons🥄 and white spoons in Osaka Kitchen" I believe that everyone must be familiar with "shopping streets" when traveling to Japan, but in fact, the "markets" in Japan 🇯🇵 should not be underestimated ~ Today I will introduce to you the "Kuromon Market" in Osaka, which is very suitable for the end of the trip A day of eating and drinking would be a wonderful end to the journey! ⚠️During the epidemic, there were many reports of customer rip-offs at Kuromon Market, so it was dubbed the "Japanese version of Kenting". I visited again in May this year. The situation was actually much better, but I still ask. Dear travelers, pay more attention to compare prices! ! 📖History introduction: (1) The burned-out market: Its original name was "Yuanming Temple Market". In 1812, the "Southern Fire" destroyed the entire market. The Yuanming Temple, which was located next to the market at that time, was also moved, leaving only the black mountain gate of the temple at that time, which was also the market. The origin of the name, and the "market" mechanism gradually developed during the "Taisho Period", but it was not long before it encountered the bombing of World War II. (2) The biggest impact of Kuromon Market - bombing: When World War II broke out in 1945, the U.S. military dropped two atomic bombs on Japan. Before dropping the atomic bombs, the U.S. military conducted multiple air raids. Kuromon Market was located near the bustling Namba, so it became the primary target of the first air raid. Kuromon Market The market also fell into flames again under this historical background. 🚪 Kuromon Market: It has always been known as "Osaka Kitchen". It has a total length of 580 meters and a total of 150 shops. In addition to a variety of fresh seafood🦞, there are also drugstores and cosmetics to choose from. Here are a few must-try delicacies~ ➡️"Noodle House 7.5Hz": According to research, when human beings are happy, their brain waves will be 7.5Hz. The boss hopes that everyone will be in a happy mood when eating ramen, so the name is really ulterior! 🇺🇳Address: 1-16-8 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ⏰Business hours: 11:00-21:00 ➡️"Kuromon Sanhei Sashimi": The store is large and can accommodate about 80 people. It sells a variety of fresh seafood or rice bowls. If you don't eat raw food, they also have grilled fish or king crab. 🇺🇳Address: 22-25 Nihonbashi 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka ⏰Business hours: 10:00-17:00 ➡️"Kyotanba": It is a store that specializes in selling "roasted chestnuts". It is recommended to purchase "black bean tea" as a complement to make the flavor even better! 🇺🇳Address: 2-21 Nihonbashi 2-chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka ⏰Business hours: 10:00-16:00 ➡️"Tuna Ya Kurogane": It is a store that specializes in selling sashimi, especially the "Black Tuna Stomach" is the most popular one and is often sold out. Another great feature is that if you like it if you see it You can ask the boss to cut it on the spot and eat it immediately~ 🇺🇳Address: 2-11-1 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ⏰Business hours: 09:00-21:00 ➡️"Nishikawa Fresh Fish Shop": They sell fresh "sea urchins" and "oysters🦪" purchased on the same day, and they are sold directly to order. It is recommended to try the "Hokkaido Giant Oysters🦪"! ! The seats in the store are basically full from opening to closing~~ 🇺🇳Address: 2-3-4 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ⏰Business hours: 10:30-18:00 ➡️"Manno Main Store": Since its establishment in 1930, it sells Kobe beef, Saga beef and other top-quality Wagyu beef🐮. After ordering, you can fry it directly on site and experience the freshest beef! ! 🇺🇳Address: 22-20 Nihonbashi 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka ⏰Business hours: 09:001-19:00 ➡️"Tamagoro Dried Fish Ramen": It is a chain noodle shop, but it is one of the few shops selling ramen in Kuromon Market. It is also one of the few ramen that boils "dried tench" and "tonkotsu" together into a soup base. The store is also a good choice if you want to eat some hot food! 🇺🇳Address: 2-5-21 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ⏰Business hours: 11:00-21:00 (Closed on Sundays) Other stores: ➡️「オーエスドラッグ Drug Store」： Located opposite "Kuromon Sanpei", it is a drug store with a high CP value in the entire Kuromon market. Although the store's furnishings are messy, the prices are relatively cheap. You can pay by credit card or cash~ 🇺🇳Address: 1-21-3 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ⏰Business hours: 09:00-18:50 ➡️「Zhongchuan Supermarket」: Located right in the middle of Kuromon Market, it mainly sells some daily necessities and fresh fruits🍉. It also sells bento boxes🍱 during dinner time! ! The key point is ~ it is open 24 hours a day ❗️❗️ very suitable for buying late night snacks at night ~ 🇺🇳Address: 1-21-5 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ⏰Business hours: 24 hours 🚴Transportation: 1. Osaka Subway "Nihonbashi Exit 10", 2 minutes' walk 2. Nankai Electric Railway "Nankai Namba Station" - walk to the subway "Namba Station" - transfer to the Sennichi Line to "Nihonbashi" - 3 minutes' walk 3. Namba and Shinsaibashi can be reached on foot in 10 minutes 💞Reason for recommendation: Suitable for leisurely shopping on the last day and replenishing unbought items ~ It’s great to be able to buy things and fill your stomach at the same time! #100 Ways to Travel #osaka solo travel # Kuromon Market

Kuromon Market (8:00 AM - 9:30 AM) Start your day at Kuromon Market, where you can savor fresh seafood, sushi, and local delicacies. Wander through the various stalls and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Osaka Castle (10:00 AM - 11:30 AM) Head to Osaka Castle, a historic landmark surrounded by beautiful gardens. Visit the museum inside the castle to learn about its rich history and enjoy the magnificent views from the observation deck. Dotonbori (12:00 PM - 1:30 PM) Have lunch at Dotonbori, the perfect spot to try famous street foods like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. The vibrant atmosphere and neon lights will give you a taste of the local energy. Umeda Sky Building (2:00 PM - 3:30 PM) Visit the Umeda Sky Building and take the elevator to the Floating Garden Observatory for a spectacular panoramic view of the city. It's a great photo opportunity! Namba Yasaka Shrine (4:00 PM - 5:00 PM) End your day at Namba Yasaka Shrine, known for its unique lion-shaped stage. It's a tranquil place to relax and escape the city's hustle and bustle. This itinerary covers food, culture, and iconic attractions, allowing you to fully experience the charm of Osaka in one day!

Yakitori Tatedachi, located in Osaka's Kuromon Market, is a standing yakitori izakaya. It's a place mainly frequented by locals, with hardly any foreign tourists, making it a great spot to visit if you want to enjoy the local young atmosphere. If you visit Osaka in the cool autumn weather, I recommend exploring Kuromon Market and then trying the plump skewers at Yakitori Tatedachi, located at the end of the market. You can experience authentic Japanese yakitori at a reasonable price, but note that they only accept cash, so be sure to prepare in advance.

Air tickets to Osaka are super cheap recently, with round trips to multiple places costing just over 1k, and the cherry blossom season will begin next month, so you can really take advantage of it! 🤩Whether I am considering Osaka as a transit point or a destination, one of the questions I am often asked is "I am going to Osaka for the first time. Where do you recommend visiting?" ❶Mel Coffee Roasters It is well-deserved to be the No. 2 coffee shop in Asia. You have to drink it every time you go to Osaka. The coffee here is definitely not to be missed. 📍Address: 4-7-4 Kawaramachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ❷ Tsutenkaku Tower One of the filming locations for Conan's "The Magician of the End of the Century", coming here seems to fall into the world of the second dimension. It is one of Osaka's landmarks. 📍Address: 1-18-6 Emisu Higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City ❸ Orange Street A must-visit for fashionistas, with various vintage shops, boutiques and trendy brands, you can basically find what you want to buy here. 📍Address: 2-2-22 Shinsaibashisuji, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ❹ Junkei Town Street It's not far from Shinsaibashi. I found it by accident on my way to WAD. There are several small shops on the road that are very easy to visit. There are many specialty coffee shops and teahouses around. 📍Address: 4-10-5 Minamisenba, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ❺ Osaka Castle Park One of the three most famous cities in Japan, it is full of cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves. At this time, Osaka Castle is like a colorful picture scroll. Friends who are interested in history can go to the castle tower to see cultural relics. 📍Address: 1-1 Osaka Castle, Chuo-ku, Osaka City ❻ Nakazaki Town It is a niche area that is very suitable for CityWalk. There are many high-quality online coffee shops here, among which I have been to OSA and Salon de AmanTo several times. 📍Address: 1-6-1 Nakazaki Nishi, Kita-ku, Osaka City ❼ Kizu Unshell Market/Kuromon Market Visiting the morning market has always been one of my favorite itineraries in my travel experience. Not only can I get to know the daily life of the locals, but I can also eat fresh and cheap seafood. 📍Address: 2-4-1 Nihonbashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City ❽ Universal Studios Each area has its own merits and is worth visiting. I visited a few years ago and still want to go again. It is a happy paradise for friends of all ages. 📍Address: 2-1-33 Sakurajima, Nakahana-ku, Osaka City ❾ Namba Sennichimae The izakaya area is full of fireworks. It is recommended to come after dark. There is a big difference between day and night. 📍Address: Sennichimae, Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka City I look forward to continuing to discover more fun, interesting places to visit and eat, and you are welcome to share them with me~🙌 #osaka #osakahotel #osakatravel

Kuromon Market is a food paradise in Osaka, satisfying all your taste buds at once! 🍣 Here, you can find various snacks and fresh fruits in a pleasant environment. You can choose your favorite sashimi to eat on the spot or pick ingredients for the vendors to prepare. Although the prices are a bit high, the location is convenient, right across from the subway exit. 🦪 The oysters are bigger than your hand, and the tuna belly sushi slices are huge, twice the size of those in domestic sushi! 🍣 There's also chirashi sushi with salmon roe and sea urchin, with just a small amount of rice so it doesn't fill you up. 🐙 The octopus cracker is unique, made from a whole octopus into a paper-thin cracker. Though the wait time is long, it's worth a try. 🥒 Japanese lightly pickled vegetables are also very refreshing and great for cleansing the palate. 🍈 Finally, have some fruit slices of excellent quality. Spend an hour and a half eating and exploring, and you'll be satisfied!

Famous local wet market that sell great food and good. Open early in the morning and you can find lot of fresh seafood over here. Huge variety of seafood with different pricing available and you can eat over there. You can compare with several stall and decide. Kobe beef is also famous over here and I quite enjoy it as the beef literally melts in my mouth. Plenty of street food also available here that one day is not enough that you might visit here another day.

When traveling to Osaka, besides visiting Shinsaibashi, you must go to Kuromon Ichiba Market. Although it's not very long, the market is known for its fresh seafood and a wide variety of food options. You can enjoy freshly prepared seafood, various grilled skewers, and several good sushi restaurants. The market opens early in the morning, making it a great place to have fresh sashimi for breakfast.

In the alley next to Kuromon Market, there is a small shop with a Showa-era style, retro and cute, called Charcoal Roasted Coffee Asuka. The shop is filled with wooden and bronze tones, soft music plays, adding to the sense of the era, and it has an antique charm. The owner is an old gentleman with the spirit of a coffee craftsman, slowly and meticulously preparing coffee meals. The menu is very simple; order a drink for 400-500 yen, including freshly brewed coffee, tea, milk tea, juice, etc., and you'll be treated to toast, boiled eggs, bananas, and coffee candy. It's incredibly generous! Simple food, simple deliciousness, it's like having breakfast at home on a holiday, quietly enjoying leisure time. In contrast to the bustling Kuromon Market nearby, it feels like two parallel universes. Charcoal Roasted Coffee Asuka Business hours: 0730-1700 Location: 2 Chome-13-14 Nipponbashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0073 Japan

In the heart of Osaka, Japan, lies a captivating journey that takes you from the nostalgic streets of Shinsekai to the bustling thoroughfares of Shinsaibashi. This exploration offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's cultural diversity, culinary delights, and vibrant energy. Shinsekai: A Step Back in Time Begin your adventure in Shinsekai, a district that embodies the essence of Osaka's history and charm. The name "Shinsekai" translates to "New World," and stepping into this neighborhood feels like a journey back in time. Shinsekai was developed before World War II with the ambition to replicate the cities of Paris and New York. Although it's not an exact replica, the district exudes a unique blend of nostalgia and quirky charm. Stroll along the streets lined with pre-war architecture, illuminated by the warm glow of retro signs. The iconic Tsutenkaku Tower stands as a symbol of Shinsekai's past and present. Ascend to its observation deck for panoramic views of the city, where modern Osaka stretches out before you while the district's retro allure remains intact. Don't miss the chance to savor kushikatsu, a local specialty of skewered and deep-fried delights. Shinsekai is renowned for its kushikatsu restaurants, where you can sample an array of ingredients, from meats to vegetables, all expertly fried to perfection. Nipponbashi Denden Town: A Haven for Geeks and Gamers From Shinsekai, head north to Nipponbashi Denden Town, a district that caters to tech enthusiasts, gamers, and anime aficionados. Here, you'll find a bustling hub of electronics stores, manga shops, and specialty stores dedicated to all things otaku (pop culture fanatic). Explore the shops filled with the latest gadgets, retro video games, and collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just curious, the vibrant atmosphere is infectious. Don't hesitate to chat with the friendly store owners, who are often passionate fans themselves. Kuromon Market: A Culinary Odyssey Continuing your journey, make your way to Kuromon Market, a culinary paradise that tantalizes the taste buds with an array of delectable treats. The market is a sensory explosion, with vendors selling everything from fresh seafood and street food to seasonal fruits and Japanese sweets. Indulge in local delights like takoyaki (octopus balls), kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers), and oden (a simmered dish). Explore the stalls and sample a variety of flavors that showcase Osaka's rich culinary heritage. Shinsaibashi: Shopping and Nightlife Conclude your journey in Shinsaibashi, a bustling shopping district that combines traditional Japanese charm with modern elegance. Stroll along Shinsaibashi-suji, a covered shopping arcade that offers an array of shops, boutiques, and department stores. #japan #osaka #shinsekai #travel

When in Japan, visiting a local market is a must for fresh seafood and that was just what we did. Many familiar with Osaka would know of Kuramon Market with many stalls selling all sorts of produce and souvenirs. It was also just a 5 minutes from our hotel, Citadines Namba. Armed with empty tummies, we scouted the market for a place to settle our cravings. We stumbled upon Kouragumi Kuromon as they had a staff grilling all sorts of fresh seafood outside and we couldn’t resist the delicious smells. We ordered scallops, eel and sashimi bowls with fresh crab, uni and ikura. As expected, the seafood was extremely fresh and delicious. The restaurant also offered free barley tea for its patrons. That was a nice touch. It is also a foreigner friendly restaurant with English menus and friendly staff who understood English. Ordering was a breeze for us. Toilets were available too. Overall the price was a little steep, but one can expect that for fresh seafood in a touristy area. Do give this place a try when in Osaka. #tripblazers

#OsakaTravel Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/USX6PkUdWVs4o53PA?g_st=ic Opening/Closing Time: Open every day, but it is recommended to go in the morning - around the afternoon to get the freshest products and the most shops. Today we will take you to visit the fish market in Osaka. This market is called Kuromon Market. This is an indoor fish market. Don't worry about rain or sun. Plus, there is no annoying smelly water here. Almost all of the shops in the market are seafood shops. There are both live and dead seafood. Very fresh. The rest are dessert shops, fruit shops, and some meat shops. Friends can choose a shop with a reasonable price according to your budget.

Kuromon Market is a very popular market located in the center of Osaka, and here are my top three snack recommendations not to be missed: 1. Sweet potato / potato slices - very crispy and tasty 2. Glazed strawberries and mochi - extremely delicious 3. Beef steak skewers - a delight for beef lovers Enjoy! My rating of this market: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

In Osaka, you must visit Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori and Kuromon Market. You can visit them all in one day🤩First of all, go to Zuakuromon Market early in the morning because the seafood is fresher in the morning. There are many seafood styles to choose from and the prices are cheap. After eating, I went to Shinsaibashi Street. There are a lot of clothes, cosmetics, etc. to buy. Because Shinsaibashi is really big, it took me a long time to finish shopping. Before walking, I checked the location where I must check in. The shadow of the athlete running with his hands in the air is reflected under the sign. Zhang Xiangxian🤪 There are many specialty shops in Dotonbori. Go and buy souvenirs in Haoyan~ #OSSakaAttractions #OSSaka #Register as a hotel sleeper

Eat, eat and eat! Kuromon Market is famous for eating sashimi at a reasonable price. There are a lot of stores, and the price varies. I spent around JPY10K and spent the whole morning non-stop eating, sashimi, sushi, fresh fruits, potato chips, ice-cream, grilled seafood etc. A small tips: Be there early if you want to skip the crowd and queue. Kuromon Market Location : 2 Chome Nipponbashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0073, Japan Getting there : 10 minutes walk from Namba Station, 5 minutes walk from Nipponbashi Station Opening hours : 8:00-22:00, varies within individual stores #kuromon #namba

You can explore the Japanese foods here! Excellent market. So many options. So many different food to try. It’s easier to walk around and not crowded! Although the foods was not really cheap but it’s a good experience to visit here and try the various type of seafoods here! it’s a place must be visited in OSAKA. Extremely diverse selection of fresh seafood, as well as other meats all for sale in close proximity. #foodmarket #黑门

#celebratewithtrip Kuromon Market is a must for tourist in Osaka. Located in Namba, There’s plenty of ready to eat options in addition fresh unique produce . there are also shop selling fresh seafood so u can eat on spot . Seafood makes up most of the stalls here . Meat, vegetables, snacks and sweets are also popular but with the increasing number of tourists visiting the market there are more type of variety of items on sales here

Stepping here for the first time, you immediately gonna smell great seafood from the street. The market was crowded by local people and visitors, as it popular with seafood stuff. But i don’t mind with that. Because I’m too excited to try big size of seafood with affordable price. Many stalls selling raw/cooked fresh seafood. They will ask you to pick the seafood and they will cook it right away. You can just take away or dine in at some area provided. Surely, it is a fun trip for seafood lovers. Definitely will come again for the foods! #passionpassport #japanfood #japantravel #japantrip #nippombashifood #bucketlistreboot

If you are seafood lover ,you should visit to this Kuromon Market in Osaka . There are many choices of fresh seafood and local street foods in this market 😋😋 And you may try their Wagyu Beef 🥩too😍 There are also many Japan seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables in the market 🤩

If you are a foodie then visiting Osaka is the right choice because it is one of the best food areas in all of Japan. Kuromon Ichiba Market or Kuromon Ichiba is one of the largest markets in western Japan consisting of 180 shops. This market has a history of more than 190 years and is known as “Osaka's Kitchen” because all kinds of fresh food products can be found in this market. Kuromon market is always busy with locals, as well as many professional chefs who also shop for quality ingredients. This area is also the best place to enjoy authentic Osaka street foods. If you want to delve deeper into Osaka's food culture, Kuromon Market is the place to be. #christmaslights #christmasgiveaway #unforgettableexperiences #nyedestinations

The Osaka kitchen Kurume market has a history of 120 years. It is also a traditional market for locals. There are plenty of fruits, seafood, daily necessities, and cooked food available for purchase, especially those who like to eat fresh seafood and fish. Its a fun paradise. Its a paradise for food, a delicious winter tongue fish, puffer fish and oysters, and a crowded net red sushi restaurant that can contract me for three meals a day.

#getgoing2025 Kuromon Market, also known as "Osaka's Kitchen", is a bustling shopping street with about 150 stores lined up. It is rich in a variety of ingredients, including fresh seafood, and is crowded with locals and tourists. In ethe, seafood such as tuna, sea urchin, and caviare are outstandingly fresh and exquisite. It's also a good idea to buy scallops and scallops and eat around. In addition to seafood, it is also attractive that you can easily taste Osaka specialties such as kushikatsu and takoyaki. Because there is an arcade, you can enjoy shopping comfortably even on rainy days. You can enjoy Osaka, the city of food, at Kuromon Market, where you can experience Osaka's food culture.

if you’re looking for best place to try seafood in Osaka, head down to Kuromon Market. you can find different kind of seafood sold here. I tried king crab and oyster and they were so good! i also found white strawberry here and it is sweet. There’s many thing u can find here other than seafood. they also sell fruit, vegetable and you also can find wagyu here for a cheaper price than in the restaurant. at the end of the market you can find knife shop. i bought 3 of them as souvenir for my family in Malaysia. #japantrip

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The hottest fish market in Osaka. I believe no one doesn't know Kuromon Market🦀🐙🐟🍣🍤 As the name suggests, this place is famous for its freshness. Some shops cut sashimi on display, so you can just pick whatever you want! But recently, I feel like the price has increased to a tourist price. Compared to Kizu Market, it's cheaper there. In addition to fresh food, this place also sells fruits, strawberries, drinks, ice cream, and various souvenirs. We got Royce from here, bought it in advance because we were afraid of rushing at the airport (it's about 50 yen more expensive than at the airport). Advice: Try walking around slowly before deciding because there are so many shops. Transportation: Nippombashi Station exit 10 🕗 9:00-18:00 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #OsakaAttractions #OsakaTravel

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#japantrip #myitinerary #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #osaka #kuromonmarket Those who have visited Osaka should not be new to Kuromon Market, the market is strategically located in the heart of Osaka city and offers a great selection of local Kansai delicacies and fresh produces. The prices are slightly higher due to the place being a top tourist spot but it is also a convenient place to sample all the Kansai delights in one go. You can also source some food souvenirs there. It was my second visit and I've discovered more than my first trip here 8 years ago. We had King Crabs for 15,000Yen (shared by the 4 of us) from Yasojima and we thought the Crabs were super fresh and delicious! The quality was top notch and we were pleased with the quality of the Sushi as well. Not for the faint-hearted, but you should not miss Fugu (Puffer Fish) Sashimi as well. We had a small plate for 1,700Yen which includes some Fugu skin. The Sashimi slices were super chewy and resilient, with a slight umami-aftertaste. Also look out for the Steamed Bun with Crab Meat filling (500Yen), good on its own but even better with an extra touch of Wasabi-Mayonnaise for the extra creaminess and refreshing cut. We've had Kobe Beef before Kuromon so we wanted to try something else- we had the Miyazaki Beef Skewer for 2,000Yen. The quality of the meat was good but unfortunately, overcooked with a rough texture. For sweet, try the Sakura Mochi... a rather uncommon encounter (in case Warabi Mochi, Daifuku, Dango are too cliche).

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6-Day Japan Tour: Explore romantic cherry blossoms and ancient shrines, and experience unique Japanese style. Here's a detailed guide! / Japan is located in East Asia. It has a rich history and unique regional style, and is known as the Land of Cherry Blossoms. 🌸 When you come to Japan, you must not miss Mount Fuji 🗻 and the ancient streets of Kyoto to experience the charm of this place. / 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Home of Koi Visit the home of koi and experience a different Japanese style. Day 2: Sensoji Temple - Imperial Palace East Garden - Akihabara Electric Town - Ginza Travel through history and modernity. The tranquility of Sensoji Temple contrasts with the prosperity of Akihabara, while Ginza shows the sophistication of the city. Day 3: Mount Fuji - Oshino Hakkai Climb to the top of Mount Fuji to enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery, and then explore the magical landforms of Oshino Hakkai. Day 4: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Nara Park - Kasuga-taisha Shrine Stroll through ancient temples and old streets. The deer in Nara and the tranquility of the shrine weave a Japanese-style journey. Day 5: Osaka Castle Park - Osaka Tenmangu Shrine - Kuromon Market - Universal Studios Japan Experience the colorful Osaka, from the weight of history to the local atmosphere of Osaka, and then to the fun and joy of Universal Studios. Day 6: The wonderful trip is over! Take an international flight and end this unforgettable trip to Japan with memories. / Travel tips: 1. Visa: Before going to Japan, remember to apply for a visa in advance to start a worry-free journey! 🛫 2. Time difference: Japan is 1 hour ahead of China. Adjust the time difference and enjoy a good time! ⏰ 3. Exchange rate: The yen is the local currency. Learn about the exchange rate in advance to get better deals when shopping! 💴 4. Specialty prices: Japan has a wide variety of specialties at different prices. Choose your favorite gifts to take home! 🎁 / Come to Japan and experience a different style! Take action now. Join Trip.com group tours to travel worry-free!

Essential for your Japan trip! Here's a 6-day itinerary to help you explore Japan without any disappointments. It's full of practical tips, so make sure to save it! -------------------- 🌸 Itinerary: Explore the charm of Japan 🌸 Day 1: The Land of Koi 🐟 Visit the hometown of koi, experience the unique fishing village atmosphere, and enjoy the beauty of nature and harmony. Day 2: Senso-ji Temple - Imperial Palace East Garden - Akihabara Electric Town - Ginza 🏯 From the historic Senso-ji Temple to the solemn Imperial Palace East Garden, and then to the bustling Akihabara and Ginza, explore the ancient and modern charm of Tokyo in one day. Day 3: Mount Fuji - Oshino Hakkai 🗻 Climb Mount Fuji and admire the magnificent mountains; then explore Oshino Hakkai and marvel at the wonders of nature. Day 4: Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Nara Park - Kasuga-taisha Shrine 🌸 Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple in the ancient capital of Kyoto, stroll along the quaint Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka; then head to Nara, dance with deer, visit Kasuga-taisha Shrine, and experience the profound Japanese culture. Day 5: Osaka Castle Park - Osaka Tenmangu Shrine - Kuromon Market - Universal Studios Japan 🏰 Feel the vicissitudes of history at Osaka Castle Park, visit Osaka Tenmangu Shrine for blessings; stroll through Kuromon Market to taste authentic food, and finally head to Universal Studios Japan for a fun time. Day 6: End of a pleasant trip to Japan 🛫 With lots of memories, take an international flight back to Harbin and end this wonderful trip to Japan. -------------------- 🧳 Travel preparations: 📞 Remember to prepare a Japanese SIM card for easy communication and smooth internet access. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as Japanese sockets are different from ours. 🪪 Make sure to bring your documents, including your passport, visa, and copies. 👔 Japan is a bit chilly in November, so bring some warm coats and comfortable shoes for easy walking. 🔋 Prepare enough chargers and power banks, as you'll need your phone charged to take photos and post on social media! -------------------- A trip to Japan is not just about cherry blossoms and sushi, there's more excitement waiting for you to discover! Remember to follow me so you don't miss any travel tips 🎉

#kuromonmarket #Marketeats #OsakaOishi If you’re in the Nippombashi area in Osaka and have a sudden hankering for fresh uni, then Uofuku at Kuromon Market is THE place to go. Sure, you’ll be distracted by every shop on the way plying their spiky-on-the-outside, yellow-to-gold-treasure-on-the-inside wares, but there’s a reason why Uofuku has been at establishment at the market for decades. All-round freshness and a keen sense of which uni is the best for eating at a particular time is a sure sign of attention to detail built over years of experience - oysters and scallops are delicious too, but uni is what you’re here for. Opens 10am (queues might start at 9ish - and they may decide to start taking orders then), closed Wednesdays (at least when I was there).