Kuromon Market

Osaka, as the source of many classic Japanese dishes (Okonomiyaki, fried skewers, octopus balls, etc.), is regarded by the Japanese as the "Japanese kitchen". The Kuromon Market is also known as "Osaka's Kitchen".

Kuromon Market

The 600-meter-long market is crowded with nearly 200 stores. They deal in various meat products, seafood, fruits and vegetables, household goods and other daily necessities. People in Osaka come here to buy very fresh seafood or vegetables every day. Kuromon Market is a place that reflects the life of the Japanese people.

As soon as you walk into the Kuromon Market, you will be attracted by this clean and bright environment. Although it is a big food market, there is no peculiar smell in the air, and every merchant looks kind. It is also one of the scenic spots that overseas tourists must visit.