Location List

A small shopping street in front of Shioya Station. The narrow streets and gentle slopes give it a retro feel.

A shopping district centered on the north side of JR Tarumi Station and Sanyo Electric Railway Tarumi Station. It features a covered arcade.

A shopping district located near the Kobe Suma Sea World, Suma Seaside Park, and Suma Beach. It is one block east of the JR Suma Kaihin Koen Station.

A shopping street approximately 100 meters long that extends eastward from near the northern end of the Itayado Hondori Shopping Street.

A shopping center consisting of one basement level and one above-ground floor.

This market is located north of the Kobe Fresh Market. It features a variety of unique shops selling clothing, fresh produce, prepared foods, and more. Many of the shops are closed on Wednesdays.

A shopping district located where Taira no Kiyomori founded Fukuhara-kyō during the Heian period.

A shopping district centered around three buildings located right outside Minatogawakoen Station. To the north is Minatogawa Market, which opened in 1918 as Kobe’s first public market.

A distribution hub that gathers a wide variety and large volume of fresh food products—such as vegetables, fruits, fresh fish, and meat—from across the country, sets fair prices through auctions an...

Get off at Hankyu Kasugano-michi Station; look for the arch featuring the words “Kasugano-zaka” and a drawing of a catfish, located right at the top of the slope on the north side. Shops line both ...

A shopping district surrounded by three universities and a residential area. It is known for its many cafes, restaurants, boutiques, and gift shops.

A shopping district established in 1954 (Showa 26).

Karato Market serves as the “Kitchen of the Kanmon area,” functioning both as a regional wholesale market and a public marketplace where visitors can purchase fresh ingredients at reasonable prices...

Usually calm and peaceful, Shichiken Shopping Street preserves the rich history of a castle town that has endured for more than 400 years. Often called the “Little Kyoto of Hokuriku,” the town is a...

It is popular as “Kanazawa’s Kitchen” which supports the food culture of Kanazawa. Additionally, it’s newly bustling with the proximate Omi-cho Ichiba-kan.

Shopping street in Fuppari-cho, Hanamaki City.

The Central Wholesale Market is a government-regulated marketplace established by law, serving as a hub for the large-scale distribution of fresh food products from various regions. It plays a cruc...

The shopping street in front of Omagari station.

This is the largest market in Japan organized cooperatively. Entering the narrow alleys of the winding residential area, you’ll find vegetables, wild plants, flowers, fruits, and pickles displayed ...

Known as the kitchen of Niigata City, Honcho Market offers a wide selection of fresh seafood delivered directly from the port, locally harvested agricultural products, and everyday necessities. Man...

In Tsu City, there are three fishing ports: Shiratsuka Fishing Port (Shiratsuka District and Kawage District) managed by Mie Prefecture, and Karasu Fishing Port managed by Tsu City. The Shiratsuka ...

Open on Sundays and public holidays. Approximately 50 shops are on-site offering everything from seafood and processed marine products to fruits and vegetables. The robatayaki corner, where visitor...