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

📍 Itinerary Overview A 3-day escape to Osaka that mixed lively street food scenes with peaceful nature trails — plus a full day of thrills at Universal Studios Japan. From the iconic Kuromon Market to a tranquil hike at Minoo Park, Osaka truly has it all. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Arrived in Osaka → Lunch at Kuromon Market → Dotonbori night walk Day 2: Morning trip to Minoo Park → Afternoon café by the waterfall → Back to Namba Day 3: All-day adventure at Universal Studios Japan → Dinner near the hotel 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Minoo Park Waterfall: Just 30 minutes from the city, this peaceful nature trail leads to a stunning waterfall. Especially beautiful in autumn. Don’t miss the deep-fried maple leaves! • Kuromon Ichiba Market: A must for seafood lovers. Grilled otoro (fatty tuna) and scallops are juicy and cooked to perfection. • Universal Studios Japan: A full day of fun for all ages. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Minion Park, and thrill rides make it an unforgettable experience. 🚇 Transportation Super convenient with Osaka’s extensive subway and train system. Use the ICOCA card for fast access. Minoo Park via Hankyu Line, and USJ via JR Yumesaki Line. 📷 Photo Spots • The waterfall at Minoo Park in fall • Kuromon Market’s vibrant food stalls • Neon lights at Dotonbori • Hogwarts Castle at USJ — magical both day and night! 🍜 Local Cuisine • Grilled Otoro & scallops at Kuromon Market • Takoyaki and okonomiyaki from street vendors • Café drinks and sweets near Minoo Park • Themed snacks and butterbeer at USJ 🏠 Accommodation Stayed at Hotel The Rock near Namba Station — a stylish and cozy hotel in a perfect location. Easy access to Kuromon Market, Dotonbori, and direct train routes to USJ and Minoo Park. 💡 Tips • Visit Kuromon Market early for the best selection • Wear comfy shoes for the walk to Minoo Waterfall • USJ gets busy — arrive early and consider express passes • Explore Osaka’s street food scene with an open mind — there’s always a tasty surprise waiting! #osaka #universaljapan #minohwaterfallosaka #travel

Tokyo + Osaka + Kyoto + Nara + Mount Fuji 7-Day Full Mainland Itinerary Revealed Planning your first trip to Japan? This itinerary has everything you need! From Tokyo's vibrant cityscape to Kyoto's serene charm, and even breathtaking views of Mount Fuji—this 7-day plan covers it all! 【7-Day Itinerary Overview】Flexible adjustments possible Day 1: Departure – Arrival at Kansai Airport – Check-in at Osaka hotel Day 2: Free exploration in Osaka city 👉 Recommended spots: Osaka Castle – Kuromon Market – Shinsaibashi – Nipponbashi (Anime Street) – Dotonbori – Universal Studios Guided tour / Public transportation / Enjoy Osaka with food, photos, and fun Day 3: Kyoto + Nara Day Trip Nara Park – Todai-ji Temple or Kasuga Taisha Shrine – Kinkaku-ji Temple – Nijo Castle Experience history, nature, and adorable deer all in one day Day 4: Free exploration in Kyoto 👉 Recommended spots: Kiyomizu-dera Temple – Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka – Fushimi Inari Shrine – Thousand Torii Gates Try wearing a hanbok or kimono and capture aesthetic photos Day 5: Travel to Tokyo via Shinkansen – Ginza shopping – Tokyo Tower – Shibuya Sky Tokyo blends tradition and modernity, offering shopping and stunning views all at once Day 6: Mount Fuji Day Trip Shinkura Asama Park – Nikkawa Clock Shop – Oshino Hakkai – Kawaguchiko – Oishi Park – Fuji Lawson – Kawaguchiko Station Handpicked BEST spots for Mount Fuji views Day 7: Free time in Tokyo – Airport transfer and return 📍Key Highlights 🏯 Osaka: Food, shopping, and Universal Studios—all the fun in one city ⛩️ Kyoto/Nara: Immerse yourself in old Japan, complete with traditional attire 🗼 Tokyo: High-end shopping, skyscraper views, and otaku hotspots 🗻 Mount Fuji: Capture postcard-worthy landscapes with your own eyes ✔️ Perfect route for first-time visitors to Japan ✔️ Balanced mix of free exploration and guided tours ✔️ Cover all major attractions in Japan's mainland within 7 days Conquer Japan's charm in one go with this itinerary!

Traveling without a car and with a mother who has foot pain. If this is your first time visiting Osaka or you plan to travel alone, I believe this post will be very useful for you. ———————————————————————————— I recommend buying the 'New Osaka Amazing Pass' online in advance, as it allows unlimited rides on the subway within Osaka for 2 days and access to 40 attractions, including several free boat rides. (Note: This is different from the Osaka Enjoy Eco Card). Also, consider getting an ICOCA card for convenient payments. [Available at subway vending machines] Day 1 (Arriving in Osaka at 10 AM due to an overnight flight) [Using the Amazing Pass, all attractions below are free] Arrive at Kansai Airport in the morning, take a train to the hotel to store luggage, and then have breakfast. In the afternoon, visit Osaka Castle (the Nishinomaru Garden offers great photo opportunities of the castle, free entry with the Amazing Pass), explore the KAIYODO Figure Museum, have lunch at the nearby mall, then visit the Osaka Castle Museum. Before 4:30 PM, take the last Nakanoshima sightseeing boat. In the evening, take the subway to Osaka Port Station to ride the Tempozan Ferris Wheel and visit the Osaka Aquarium (you can also visit the Sakishima Cosmo Tower Observatory on the way). Have dinner and then return to the hotel to check in and rest. Day 2 [Using the New Osaka Amazing Pass, all attractions below are free] At noon, visit the HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel and the Umeda Harukas 300 Observatory, have lunch, then visit the Sky Museum, and then take a train to the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living. In the evening, visit Tsutenkaku, Shinsekai Main Street, Jan Jan Yokocho (Nanyo Main Street), have dinner, and then enjoy a night stroll in Dotonbori. Day 3 [Using the ICOCA card for JR/Toei Subway, round trip costs around 1400 yen per person] After breakfast, take a train to Himeji Station. After lunch, visit Himeji Castle, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of History, and Koko-en Garden (the museum behind the castle is highly recommended, visit in this order: Koko-en Garden—Himeji Castle—Museum to avoid backtracking). In the evening, stroll along Miyuki-dori Shopping Street, return to Osaka, and visit the Nagai Botanical Garden teamLab. Finally, have dinner. Day 4 [Using the ICOCA card for JR/Toei Subway, round trip costs around 1400 yen per person] After breakfast, take a train to Kyoto. At noon, visit Yasaka Shrine, Kiyomizu Temple and its surrounding streets, have lunch, then visit Nijo Castle (advance online reservation required for Nijo Castle Main Hall and Kyoto Imperial Palace). In the evening, visit the Kyoto National Museum (open until 8 PM on Fridays, but one of the halls is currently closed), explore Kyoto Tower, and have dinner. Day 5 At noon, visit Kuromon Market for lunch. If it rains, visit the Osaka Museum of History, then rest at the hotel. In the evening, walk from the hotel to the Shinsaibashi shopping area, have dinner, and then shop at Don Quijote in Dotonbori. Day 6 After breakfast, check out and store luggage. At noon, visit Tennoji Zoo (some areas are currently under renovation, the polar bears and penguins are worth seeing) and the Tsutenkaku shopping street, then take the subway to the airport. I hope the above content helps you plan your trip.

After arriving in Osaka from Kyoto, the journey entered a new stage! The next itinerary includes not only historical cities, but also bustling shopping areas, world-class theme parks, and Nara, where you can swim with deer. It is full of excitement! ⸻ Day 6｜Himeji Castle & Kobe Tour Today we set off for Hyogo Prefecture, and our first stop is the World Cultural Heritage #Himeji Castle. This most representative castle in Japan is famous for its pure white exterior walls and is known as the "White Egret Castle". Climbing up the castle tower, you can overlook the entire #Himeji City, and the scenery is very spectacular. Then take a bus to #Kobe, first visit the #Shintoku Shrine dedicated to the god of love and prosperous business, and then walk into #Nankinmachi, which is the largest Chinatown in Kansai. You can taste various Chinese delicacies such as siu mai, xiaolongbao, and meat buns to satisfy your taste buds. ⸻ Day 7｜Universal Studios Japan, have fun! This day is dedicated to #UniversalStudiosJapan! From the Hogwarts Castle in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, to the thrilling Flying Pterosaur roller coaster, to various limited-time events, you can be immersed in the world of entertainment all day long. If you’re tired, don’t forget to eat a burger from #Shake Shack to end the day deliciously. ⸻ Day 8｜Wandering the streets of Osaka After changing to a hotel near #Tsutenkaku, we first went shopping at #Nihonbashi, which is famous for its electrical appliances and anime products. You can also eat some fresh seafood and Japanese snacks at the #Kuromon Market here. In the afternoon, head to the most lively areas in Osaka - #Shinsaibashi and #Dotonbori, where you can find everything from drugstores, clothing, groceries to souvenirs. You can also take a Dotonbori cruise to admire this bustling city from the water and experience Osaka's unique water city scenery. ⸻ Day 9｜Tsutenkaku, Osaka Port, Umeda Shopping Today we first climbed up the #Tsutenkaku to overlook the streets of Osaka. Although this landmark building is not very high, it is full of the retro atmosphere of the Showa era. Then head to #梅田 , where there are many large shopping malls and department stores, suitable for shopping or finding a cafe to take a break. In the afternoon, we went to #大坂港 to see the sea view and feel the sea breeze, which was a perfect end to our trip to Osaka. ⸻ Day 10｜One-day trip to Nara, swimming with deer When you come to Kansai, how can you not go to #Nara? The first stop is the world's oldest wooden building #Horyuji, where you can experience the tranquil atmosphere of a thousand years of history. Then we went to #东向购物街 for lunch, where there are many ramen, sushi and Japanese snacks, with rich choices. In the afternoon, we went to #NaraPark to interact closely with the deer, buy deer crackers to feed them, and experience the cute moment when the deer "nod" to ask for food! Finally, we entered Todaiji Temple and admired one of the largest wooden buildings in the world, bringing a spectacular end to this journey. ⸻ Day 11｜Last shopping time & return trip The last day, although it is the return day, there is still one last chance to shop! Take a bus to #Linkongchengoutlet, where there are discount stores of major brands, it is definitely a good place to go shopping. After buying the spoils, head to #kansaiairport and go home with full memories and full luggage✈️ This trip spans #Kyoto, #Osaka, #Hyogo, and #Nara, and has history, beautiful scenery, delicious food, and entertainment. #Kansai is really a place you never get tired of!

#favouriteitinerary Kuromon Ichiba Market is the perfect one-stop shop for all kinds of goodies, from souvenirs like fridge magnets and Royce chocolates, to fresh seafood, groceries, and mouthwatering street food. The market is lively and bustling, with vendors eager to sell their diverse range of products. With so many options, visiting the market is definitely a cultural must-do !

Cool early September 🍂! Come to Osaka! Drink enough, eat enough, buy enough…. Kuromon Market...eat wagyu beef and seafood to your heart's content! Eating beef in Japan is cost-effective Isn’t that what life is all about? A traveling companion with the same resonance! Full of emotional value Although my legs are almost broken and my waist is sore from walking every day…. Still looking forward to the next trip!

#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

#Osaka Travel Review of Kuromon Market Osaka: Heaven for Seafood Lovers! Kuromon Market, or as many people know it as Osaka Fish Market, is another place you can’t miss when visiting Osaka! This place is like Osaka’s kitchen, as it is full of fresh ingredients, including fish, meat, vegetables, fruits, and a variety of seafood for you to choose from and taste to your heart’s content. Highlights of Kuromon Market: * Fresh seafood: The thing that attracts tourists the most is probably the fresh seafood that is lined up in a delicious way, including shrimp, shellfish, crabs, and fish. You can choose to buy and cook it yourself, or order the restaurant to make sushi, sashimi, or grilled seafood, which are equally delicious. * Street food: In addition to seafood, there are many other street foods to choose from, including takoyaki, okonomiyaki, desserts, and much more. * Atmosphere: Kuromon Market has a lively and lively atmosphere, perfect for strolling around, tasting food, and experiencing the local lifestyle. #Kuromon Market #Osaka #Japan #Seafood #Streetfood #Osaka Travel #100TravelTips

#OsakaTravel 🍣 When you come to Osaka, if you talk about a famous, lively and fun market, it must be Kuromon Market! It attracts many tourists and local residents with its fresh seafood and local specialties, and is a great place to explore Osaka's food culture. ✨ 🌟The charm of the market in the morning When I arrived at Kuromon Market early in the morning, many shops had already opened for business and the atmosphere in the market was full of vitality. 👍 Kuromon Market is known for its freshness, and its seafood and grilled meats are very popular. The merchants will divide the ingredients into small portions or string them into skewers for easy grilling, allowing you to taste the freshest delicacies at any time. And the seafood is also very fresh and sweet! 😋 🌟Snacks and specialties 🥡 In addition to seafood, there are also several snack shops in the market, offering a variety of snacks and specialties, which are very suitable for buying souvenirs. ✨ 🎉 Kuromon Market is crowded with people, full of vitality and enthusiasm. Visitors can feel the lifestyle and cultural atmosphere of Osaka here. Whether it is tasting food or shopping, it will make people linger. 🙌🏻 #Check-in #Osaka Attractions #100 Ways to Travel #October Destinations 2024

🇯🇵Let's travel to Osaka together,,, Today, Gammy will take you to visit the Kuromon Market, located in the heart of Osaka. There are a lot of foods here. 🐟 This market sells fresh food. There are fresh fish, squid, grilled meat, and fresh seafood. Tanaba crab legs, big and jumbo legs, very delicious. 🦀 When buying food, you must stand and eat in front of the shop. Do not eat while walking. Japanese people will consider it impolite. The price of food is not very expensive. It is easy to travel. You can take the subway and get off at a station near the market. 👋🏻 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #OsakaTravel #gmmsdiary #journey #Travel #TravelAbroadByYourself #Osaka #Japan #BackpackTravel #TravelAbroad #MarketWorthVisiting

#เที่ยวโอซาก้า Osaka โอซาก้าโอซาใจ ❤️ มาเที่ยวญี่ปุ่นหน้าร้อนก็ดีไปอีกแบบ ระหว่างทางก็มีดอกไฮเดรนเยียให้ได้ชม เที่ยวแบบชิลๆ เที่ยวไปเรื่อยๆ ไม่ไป USJ ทริปนี้ไปไหนมาบ้าง มาดูกันเลย 📍Namba 📍Dotonbori 📍Shinsaibashi 📍Shinseikai 📍Kuromon Ichiba Market 📍Namba Yasaka Shrine 🎟️ Shitenno-ji Temple 🎟️ Osaka Castle 🎟️ Umeda Sky Building Observatory 🎟️ Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum 🎟️ Osaka Wheel 🎟️ Expo’70 Commemorative Park 🎟️ Tonbori River Cruise 📍Abeno Harukas 300 📍Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan 📍teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka 📍Cup Noodle Museum 📍Nifrel Aquarium & zoo 🚇 การเดินทางในโอซาก้าทั้งหมด ใช้ 🎟️ Osaka Amazing Pass เป็นหลัก ใช้ขึ้นรถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน พร้อมทั้งใช้เป็นบัตรเข้าชมสถานที่ได้มากกว่า 50 ที่เลยด้วย คุ้มมาก!

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.

Recommended spots for sightseeing in Osaka✨ Kadomachi Kuromon Market The Kuromon Market, which Osaka is proud of, has been born at LaLaport Kadoma✨ The lineup includes long-established wholesalers such as "Fukahiro", "New Dalny", "Kamaage Udon Futaba", "Takoyaki Dotonbori Wanaka", and "Kuromon Sanpei", which are representative of the original Kuromon Market✨ Kadomachi Kuromon Market is a place for eating and eating✨ There are tables and chairs lined up along the aisles, so you can eat at your leisure✨ Of course, the taste is just as delicious as it is✨ 📍Address: 1-11 Matsuo-cho, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture 571-8620 #0 yen trip #Osaka sightseeing #Kuromon Market #Solo trip #Recommended spot

#SpringGood Places2024 "Black Gate Market" has many people say not low food.Of course, this is always a tourist area, just like our Guanya Street similar. However, the Black Gate still has its characteristics, densely packed shops, like a large kitchen, you can try a little of each to satisfy your appetite. You can also randomly mix out the packages you like, pick some in each, eat some in each. Another good experience. Region: Japan (Osaka)🇯🇵 Stores: Kuromon Market Address: Nipponbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka

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

Kuromon Ichiba Market Eat non-stop at Kuromon Market Kuromon Market is a fish market in the heart of the city. Although it is a small alley, it is not small. Inside the market, there are many shops, more than 160 shops, with a variety of products and foods to choose from all along the way at very cheap prices that you will want to try everything, whether it is dried food, fresh food, seafood, grilled meat, desserts, fruit. The fun here is not only the food that looks good and is freshly cooked for us to eat hot. Each shop also has its own arrangement of delicious food that just walking past makes you want to stop and take a look at everything. The market is open from 8 am to 6 pm. #Sakura2024 #TravelJapan #Osaka

Kuromon Market has a lot of food. Most of it focuses on raw food that can be eaten raw or cooked. The food is very fresh, very delicious, and the price is reasonable. This time, I traveled to Osaka and used the Osaka Amazing Pass. It was very convenient and worth it because I could travel unlimited times. I took the Metro and got off at Nippombashi Exit 9, then walked for about 300 meters. The market has many alleys to choose from. Recommended food is rice topped with various kinds of fish, shrimp, and a famous tuna shop that people lined up for. It melted in my mouth. #OsakaTravel #WhatToEatInOsaka #OsakaFreshMarket #KuromonMarket

Osaka Kuromon Market should be familiar to everyone. It is located near Shinsaibashi. Every time I travel to Osaka, I will basically stop by to visit it. Although the overall price of food is relatively expensive, it is still of a certain quality. 🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢 📍Maguroya Black Silver (Maguroya Black Silver) Food Log 3.48 💸Large Trouser 1 piece 6200 yen Maguroya Kurogin only sells torako. The price is clearly written on the packaging according to the size and grade of the torako. After choosing the one you like, you can hand it over to the store to cook. Whether you want to make it into sushi, rice bowl or sashimi, the price is already included in the price. This time I decided to have both sushi and sashimi. The quality of the torako can be felt just by looking at the fat marbling. Both ways of eating it make me feel very happy. The price is not particularly low, and you get what you pay for. If you really want to be picky, you need to buy the whole piece of torako. If you want to try it, you may want to find a friend to share it with. 🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢 💸Iron Plate Kobe Beef 1500 yen Then I was attracted by the aroma of grilled Wagyu beef not far away. A wooden cart drove in front of a Wagyu barbecue restaurant, but the two should have no direct connection, so let's call it an unknown shop. The fat marbling of the Kobe beef seemed quite wonderful, and I couldn't help but have a serving. The Kobe beef is very juicy and oily, but the sauce is a bit too salty, which is a bit of a waste of high-quality ingredients. Friends who are attracted by the aroma of meat can try asking the boss not to add sauce, I believe everything will be better. 🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢 📍Nishikawa Fresh Fish Restaurant Food Log 3.05 💸XL Hokkaido Oysters 1550 yen 2 pieces / Whole sea urchin 2500 yen Nishikawa Fresh Fish Shop is another popular choice for tourists in Kuromon Market. In addition to the Chinese price list, the staff also speaks Mandarin. You have to wait to be seated for dine-in, and there are surprisingly many Uber Eat orders. We started with two giant oysters. The size is a bit exaggerated. The body is larger than an iPhone 11 pro max. The meat is full and releases a satisfying feeling in the mouth when chewing. The whole sea urchin has a certain freshness but is a bit too sweet and the taste is not prominent enough. It is just average. 🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢🥢 #JapanMust-visit check-in spots #JapanTravel #JapanAttractions

Booked this hotel in Osaka on Trip.com, opposite Zheng Hei Mei's home, 30 seconds to arrive🤪 Perfect for friends who want to get up early in the morning to eat seafood, can sleep until the last 1 minute! Near the hotel it’s only a 3-minute walk to Nihonbashi Subway Station, Kintetsu and Subway are available, and Nankai Electric Railway Namba Station is also within 10 minutes’ walk, which is very convenient! 👍🏻👍🏻 About 10 to 15 minutes walk from the hotel, you can go to Osaka's must-visit photo spots, Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori area, so you don't have to worry about running out of food at night🤪 The hotel lobby is beautiful, there is free coffee and donuts available, the room is also clean and comfortable, stayed 4 nights slept well 🤣🤣 the b なんば黑门 Address - 〒542-0073 Osaka, 1-20-6 Shimotobashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka Environment/Facilities - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Features - ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Price per person - HKD800 Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #Japan-Korea city hotels #overseas travel #Osaka #Osaka hotel

Kuromon Market is a well-known market located in Osaka, famous for its rich food and unique culture. When I stepped into this bustling market, I was immediately surrounded by all kinds of delicious food and a lively atmosphere! The market is filled with stalls and small shops offering a variety of fresh seafood, local specialities and snacks. This is a food lover's paradise! 🍣🍜🍤 I started my exploration by tasting many of the specialties of Kuromon Market. I tried the fresh sushi, seared beef skewers, shrimp tempura and delicious ramen. Each dish has a rich flavor and unique taste, making me feel like I am in a world of food carnival. I also discovered some hidden gems like traditional wagashi and delicious grilled takoyaki. At Kuromon Market, every bite is a culinary surprise! 🍽️😋🎉 Kuromon Market is a vibrant and charming place. Not only did it provide a rich culinary experience, it also gave me an insight into the local culture and traditions. If you are a food lover or interested in Japanese culture, I highly recommend you to visit Kuromon Market. It will be an exploration journey that will make you intoxicated with food and culture! 🛒🍽️🎉 #Japanese and Korean urban attractions #Kuromon Market #Food #Culture #Travel

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

It takes about 10 minutes by car and walk from Shinsaibashi to Kuromon Market. The stalls were opening at around 9am, and after about half an hour almost all the shops on the street were open, and many tourists came to try the new things! ! Many shop owners can speak Chinese, so language is not a problem. 😂Experience it, price is really secondary! You can eat a little bit from each room and share with everyone, it’s cost-effective!

#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!