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Nishiki Market

Nishiki Market  is a historic market located in the heart of Kyoto, Japan, renowned for its colorful array of foods. Known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” it boasts over 400 years of history. The market stretches about 500 meters with over 100 shops and stalls offering fresh seafood, prepared foods, pastries, pickled items, and various Japanese specialty seasonings and cooking utensils.

At Nishiki Market, visitors can taste traditional Japanese cuisine such as sashimi, sushi, tempura, and more. The market is not only a magnet for tourists but also a popular spot for locals to purchase ingredients and gourmet delights. Each shop is typically family-owned, preserving unique cooking techniques and secret recipes, making the market a significant symbol of Kyoto’s culinary culture.

Additionally, the market offers a variety of distinctive handicrafts and gifts such as pottery, kimono fabric, and bamboo products, which are highly favored by tourists. Nishiki Market is not just a place to savor food but also an essential destination to explore and experience Kyoto’s traditional culture and craftsmanship. Whether you’re interested in Japanese culinary culture or shopping, this is a place you shouldn’t miss.

Access

By Car:

The best way to visit Tenku Yama Ropeway is by using private transportation or tourist taxis in Hokkaido. KingTai Travel offers many tourist taxis in Hokkaido, which are also affordable.

By Bus:

Nishiki Market Street runs parallel to Shijo-dori, one block north of Shijo-dori. It’s less than five minutes from Karasuma Station on the Karasuma Line of the Kyoto subway (4 minutes from Kyoto Station, 220 yen), or from Karasuma or Kawaramachi stations on the Hankyu Line.

HOURS & FEES

Opening Hours: Varies by shop, typically from 10:00 to 18:00

Closed Days: Varies by shop, usually Wednesdays or Sundays

Entrance Fee: Free

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