Kuromon Market (黒門市場), also known as “Osaka’s Kitchen,” is a popular covered market located in Osaka, Japan. With a history dating back approximately 170 years to the late Edo period, the market is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists.
The market offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, produce, meat, and other food products, catering to diverse tastes. Visitors can indulge in a culinary adventure, sampling sushi, sashimi, grilled seafood, takoyaki (octopus balls), ramen, and countless other dishes at the numerous restaurants and food stalls.
Beyond its gastronomic delights, Kuromon Market also features an array of shops selling clothing, ceramics, and other traditional Japanese products, making it an ideal spot for souvenir hunting. The market also provides free Wi-Fi, currency exchange services, and multilingual support to accommodate international visitors.
With approximately 150 shops lining its covered arcades, Kuromon Market guarantees a vibrant and enjoyable shopping and dining experience, rain or shine. Its rich history, diverse offerings, and convenient location make it a must-visit destination in Osaka.
Getting there
From Osaka Station to Kuromon Market:
Train | Osaka Station ↓ Midosuji Line ↓ 9 minutes (4 stops) Namba Station ↓ Walk about 8 minutes ↓ Kuromon Market (Cost 240 yen) |