Market · Naniwa / Daikokucho

Kizu Market 木津市場

A 300-year-old wholesale market south of Namba where you can eat sushi and kaisendon with locals at early-morning restaurants, and browse on its monthly public market days.

HoursRestaurants ~6:00-13:00 (check)

ClosedSunday, Wednesday, holidays (check)

PriceSeafood bowl: ¥1,800

Getting thereDaikokucho Station (Osaka Metro), exit 1, 3 min

Time needed1 hour

Best timeEarly morning

Address2-2-8 Shikitsuhigashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka

About

Kizu Market is one of Osaka's three wholesale markets, trading seafood, vegetables and dry goods since the Edo period. It is mainly a trade market but has several restaurants open to the public from early morning, serving market sushi and seafood bowls far less touristy than Kuromon. On regular 'Kizu Ichiba' public market days (often on Saturdays), stalls sell directly to the public. It is a genuine local alternative within walking distance of Namba.

Highlights

Working wholesale market since the Edo period
Market restaurants serving early-morning sushi and kaisendon
Public market days with retail stalls
Far fewer tourists than Kuromon

Tips

Check the market's calendar for public market days
Restaurants open early and close by early afternoon
Respect working areas and forklifts

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Kizu Market 木津市場

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