Guests' reviews
Trista | Apr 15, 2018
Good place to go for affordable goods from shoes, bags, clothings to souvenirs and Japanese snacks. Can easily spend half a day there.
Judy Petch | Mar 29, 2018
Basically a market for locals, not very interesting for tourists. Lots of clothes, bags, cheap general stores of average quality and style. If you have limited time, not worth visiting compared to other markets in Osaka like Shinsaibashi or Kuramon Ichiban
Gaby Mutiara | Jan 27, 2018
A great place for you to find good clothes, shoes etc with cheap price. The takoyaki here is only 350 yen. Cheaper than other places.
Julian Ding | Jan 4, 2018
Whilst it is listed as the longest shopping street it is perhaps a place for good food at reasonable prices. Loads of food being offered along the shopping street itself as well as in cafes on the side street too. Best to start from Tenma Stn on the JR Osaka Loop Line from Osaka Stn. And then walk down for the food places. Most open around 11am. These are places that locals go to; so.not many tourist. A little trick on ordering, take a photo of the meal you want as displayed in the window and show it when waiter comes. Some meals are either a set or a main only so you need to be clear.
Malviano Gunawan | Jan 30, 2018
Easy to reach (close to JR Temma station), what a long street market, and cheap price too. Best place for shopping rather than shinsaibashi-suji which is more high price
Boon Sim Ho | Jun 11, 2018
Long stretch of shopping district, can spend a good 1.5 to 2 hours here including dining. Variety of shops here, prices of things are affordable as well.
Not a touristy place, mostly locals. People are also friendly, they encourage us to try their snacks politely, and even if we don’t buy they wave us goodbye politely also.
hiroring O | Jul 26, 2018
Japanese shopping area.
Which have a longest arcade in Japan.
There is a stores of democratic food Japanese-style pancake OKONOMI YAKI and broiled cutlet on a skewer. There is something inexpensive so that the clothes are also marvellous.
