Well, this is a touristy market for sure but it is worth visiting for the vibe and the food. Some of the foods are truly legit. My all-time favorite is the tofu shop where they made tofu donut and tofu soft serve. Such a light yet pleasant sensation from both sweets. The food stalls selling seafood look amazing too.

This is a very interesting market. Run mainly by mum and pa shops, family owned business. They sell fresh seafood and a lot of other produces. From dried fish to preserved vegetables and street food and other delicious stuffs. The pricing are cheap. So it is worth to go there. However, similar stuffs can also be found in Kyoto's local super market if you know where to go to find, and it can be cheaper.

Definitely worth spending an hour wandering through the food hall. Prices are fairly reasonable for prepared foods, maybe 10% increase for things like fresh produce and seafood. I priced peaches, oysters and bitter melon out of curiosity compared to the local supermarket. ** Skip the restaurants and try small skewers of various delicious things as you wander along. I had 2 crab legs as big as my hand for about ¥700 ($4.75 USD). You will have dozens of stalls to choose from. The food hall is several blocks in length. Easy way to navigate is to look at the glass ceiling in the halls. White glass is shopping. Red and orange stained glass is food. The general shopping hall had mostly overpriced tourist shops mixed in with a few genuinely interesting resale shops and specialty stores. Several arcades as well.

A must go to visit if you're in Kyoto. It's only about a 20 minute walk from Kyoto station or a quick 5 minute taxi ride. It's a large, open market that is multiple blocks long as probably has over 100 vendors. You'll see everything sold from fresh seafood, grilled seafood, soft serve, fresh vegetables, decorative items, alcohol, etc... It's fun just walking around and buying a little bit of everything. Just pace yourself as there's so many good food vendors you'll want to try.

Good food, the prices are relatively decent (compared to other markets). I had the chance to try many things, from skewers to tempura, from honey-based drinks to mochi desserts. I recommend people to go there. Also, the samurai and ninja museum is located inside. I also recommend. It's a nice experience. Book on their website and in advance for a discounted price.

Very long street market. There are variety of food and dessert. We all enjoy tofu donut and tofu ice cream. The price consider high if compares with other local market. There are lots of tourists. From this market, the visitor can walk all the way to kamo river or shopping streets near by. There are so many sightseeing around.

An absolute must if you’re in the area. So many great shops and foods. The grilled scallops with soy sauce and butter were exquisite. The salmon sushi was excellent. Make sure to take home a bottle of sake or at least sample it for 100 yen. There is a bakery that had a match macadamia nut cookie that I loved. We had so much fun we went back for lunch again the next day.

Great market that isn’t as busy as Osaka and Tokyo’s equivalent. Had Kobe beef skewers here for the first time and that was great. We tried so much different food and everything was great and fresh. Some stores do seem like tourist trap and overpriced, but overall it had a way more relaxed atmosphere and it’s easier to just stop and try things. Definitely worth a visit.

Crowded and buddy! Better closer to closing (~4:30 to 5pm - yes most steals are starting to close around 4:30 or have sold out signs. There are some outliers that stay open longer.) Overall very good experience. Lists of fun things. We tried two different crepe stores. Both very good. Taiyaki was good and there are multiple stalls for it. Restraints get packed quickly and lines go into the walkways. It is a very long market and goes into a mall-like space. Lots of fun and interesting things to see. Multiple temples and historical information. Overall a must see! Nice light day of culture. We went on two different days and still didn't cover it all.

One of the largest open food markets in Kyoto, packed with crowds at all times. You'll find yourself squeezing through each of the stalls. Food is moderately priced and you'll need to queue for their food. Remember to finish up your food before getting going , as walking while eating is not allowed. A variety of food can be found.

If you want to try some local food made by local stores rather than big chains, then this is not a bad choice for a place to visit. However, there are also countless big brand stores if you want to do more regular shopping, or you can visit the local Kura-Sushi, for example. In general, there are countless options in terms of restaurants and various stores with more than just food. The place itself is also rather spectacular. Just beware of huge, dense crowds of tourists, which tend to form here and can be very hard to move through.

Run, don't walk to this market. An incredible number of shops and restaurants. But the best part is the stalls of vendors a mile long of amazing food. It's a chance to find those incredible souvenirs and grab a grilled squid on a stick. Just one of the highlights of this wonderful city. And EVERYONE of the many vendors I interacted with were all so friendly and helpful.

One of the best markets in Kyoto, you can wander for quite some time here checking amazing restaurants and eateries, souvenir shops and so many more. Depending of the time of the day it can get quite crowded but being so large it is still fun to explore. The prices are typical, not higher and actually some lower compared to similar markets. Here we could try a Michelin supervised restaurant for very decent price, chicken and gyoza (fried dumplings) combo for 10.000 yen, indeed amazingly delicious. If you are a foodie, this would be street food Heaven with plenty of choices like beef, fresh seafood and produce, Japanese style sweets and so on. The market being close to downtown Kyoto makes it very easy to access.

This place is packed with tourists. There are wide selection of street food, pickles, dried food as well as few souvenirs shops. Good experience but don’t need to spend too much time. Don’t eat and walk. Go to a corner and complete your food. The giant crab legs is quite unique and worth a try.

Utter foodie heaven! I was so full after leaving this market, not to mention I came back to the hotel and completely filled up my suitcase with all the snacks, sweets and pickles sold here. I love that many places offer tastings so you know what you're buying.

Many good foods and shopping. Best visited before noon. Some live seafood stalls close early. The most memorable food tried was the beef skewers at the “Beef and Wine Restaurant”. No idea if this is literally the shop name or just a sign to say what it does. Whilst the beef skewers we had wasn’t Wagyu, it was absolutely delicious. Chances are, it’s also the skill of the chef. We liked it so much, we went back for second helping. Each skewer costs 972Yen

Probably our TOP market! Bring cash and take your time walking one side and when you’ve reached the end, turn around and check out the other side! Go early, it can get crowded but stop and try everything! The seafood is fresh, food is delicious, and a wonderful variety of stalls. Some items we got were Kobe beef skewers, uni, oysters, fried crab stick, peach icecream, etc. everything was amazing. You can eat and shop, come hungry!

This place is huge! We visited on a Sunday afternoon, and it was packed. So crowded that it is difficult to walk. We enjoyed selecting different seafood from the stalls and eating it fresh. We tried eel, squid, and shrimp. There are lots of stores for shopping.

Amazing food, fantastic shops if your looking to buy cubs, plates, mugs, household items, ornament to remember your trip, and Japanese kitchen knives, which look amazing! Very busy! I went at 3pm, which was not ideal. Best to attend early in the morning or later in the afternoon. If you like to take lots of photos of the great food you’ve bough, this is a great place for you. And the food is really good. Very much comment the baby octopus stuffed with a soft boiled quail’s egg. And the scallops on a stick are fantastic!

(Translated by Google) There were many parking lots nearby and it was convenient. Take a walk around Nishiki Market with a navigation system. The town name is also interesting around here. Just looking at the map of Uoyamachi, Yaoyamachi, Kaiyamachi, etc. is exciting! The narrow alleys where people are worried about passing each other are dim and nostalgic shopping streets. There was a place where the shutter was closed, but it was cheerful and lively. Meat, fish, and so on ... At the liquor store, delicious side dishes are lined up, and you can stand in the back and drink, and the world view that you get lost in is so wonderful that you can feel like you are traveling abroad as soon as you walk. Unfortunately, the takoyaki restaurant I wanted to go to was closed, but I enjoyed it enough. I wish there was such a shopping street in my hometown ... There are few people from overseas and from all over the country due to the corona virus, so we were lucky to have a leisurely walk and enjoyed it for the first time, but I also run a restaurant. I think that everyone who works at these tourist spots is really worried. I definitely want to stop by when I come to Kyoto. Please do your best. (Original) 近くに駐車場が多く便利でした。 ナビを片手に錦市場を散策。 このあたりは町名も面白い。 魚屋町、八百屋町、貝屋町とか地図を見てるだけでもワクワクしますね！ 人がすれ違うのが気になるほどの小狭い路地は薄暗く、なんともノスタルジックな商店街です。シャッターも閉まってるところがあったけれど、陽気で活気に溢れていました。 お肉やお魚や… 酒屋では美味しそうな惣菜が並び奥では立ち飲み、迷い込んだ世界観が素敵すぎて、歩いては直ぐまた足が止まるほど、まるで食い気味の海外旅行の気分です。 行きたかったたこ焼き屋さんは残念ながら閉店されていましたが、十分に楽しめました。 こんな商店街が地元にあればな…。 コロナ禍で海外からの方も全国からもまた人が少なく、はじめて足を運んだ私たちには、のんびりゆっくりと歩いて楽しめたのはラッキーだったけれど、私も飲食店を経営しているので思うのは、こうした観光スポットでお仕事されてる皆様は本当に不安を抱えてたいへんだと思います。 また京都に来た時には必ず寄りたいです。 皆さま頑張ってください。

(Translated by Google) The area you can see for free is not good, but the illumination in the paid area of ​​the main venue was the best. You can see a part of the paid area even if it is free, but I think you should enter the paid area. On the contrary, if you come to see only the free area, you should not go. (Original) 無料で見れるエリアはイマイチですが、メイン会場の有料エリアのイルミネーションは最高でした。無料でも有料エリアの一部が眺めれますが、せっかくなんで有料エリア入ったほうがいいと思います。逆に無料エリアだけ見に来るならいかないほうがいいです。

There’s just so much to see and sample in Nishiki Market. Everywhere you turn there’s something delicious. We had a tamago sandwich that was made in a shop that sold mainly eggs and the sandwiches, it was amazing. The market is kept clean and although it is a tourist spot, when you go early in the morning it’s a really nice experience. You can buy anything from coffee to sushi. This place has got it all!>?

Lots of delicious seafood and nice titbits to purchase. If you love fresh seafood this is place to go to in Kyoto. Most of the shops have really small spaces so it’s difficult to find seats. Can get really crowded during the weekends so it is best to go early and avoid the peak hours. Otherwise you will need to eat while you stand or walk. But this is a really great market. Highly recommended.

Hours of entertainment, eating and shopping all within the several blocks of the marketplace. Unique food must be tried. So many things to buy. Just a fantastic place to walk through. It's always busy and slow to get through the narrow area between shops, but experience is everything and it didn't disappoint.

Had a great stroll through the market and picked up some lunch and snacks on the way to the Samurai & Ninja Museum. The souvenirs may be overpriced a bit for tourist but if you don’t really have time to hunt for the cheapest places, can pick up some items here. Had awesome tempura & sushi for lunch, honeycomb ice cream and some of the smoothest mochis ever. Great place to bring the family.

The central market of Kyoto is a paradise of street food and local products. Hundreds of little shops next to each other, smiling owners happy to server their product and millions of aromas! Don’t lose the chance to wonder around and taste the deep fried oysters, the Japanese pancakes and the wasabi peanuts! The market is located within the center and you can continue your shopping on the nearby streets with more fashionable shops and store departments!

A good place to try and buy local food and goods. All varieties of meats and sea food cooked in various styles are available to taste and buy. You can easily spend more than an hour walking around checking this place. Highly recommend checking this place. The sellers are very friendly.

(Translated by Google) Whenever you go on a trip with a good friend, Kyoto and Nishiki Market are standard Be sure to shop last and go home 2020.11.19 This time, I visited Nanzenji Temple with my daughter and Yudofu Kaiseki cuisine. Shop before returning home, go to Nishiki Market (Original) 仲良し四人組で旅行に行く際は必ず行く京都、錦市場は定番 必ず最後にお買い物して家路へ 2020.11.19 今回は娘と南禅寺と湯豆腐懐石料理メインで訪れました 帰宅前に買い物、錦市場へ

(Translated by Google) I skipped a sky lantern 😆 It was very beautiful ❤ I heard there will be fireworks on 14th tomorrow. Illumination was also nice. 👍 (Original) スカイランタン飛ばしました😆すっごく綺麗でした❤明日14日は花火があるそうです。イルミネーションも素敵でした👍

(Translated by Google) It is fantastic. I think whether you can enjoy people who are charged after all. (Original) 幻想的です。 やっぱり有料の方が楽しめるかと思います。

This is a tourist must! My family spent hours walking up and down the market going in every shop trying most foods and just absorbing this lively market. The shop owners were very kind and happy to help. We went for lunch and there was no shortage of food, but you could definitely find restaurants in this area for dinner too. Bring Yen because most of the places don't take card.

It is a must visit spot if you are in Kyoto. local food market which offer some traditional treat you could have a bite to taste it. unique experience you are going to have when you spend time here. I would said 2-3 hrs is a must and don’t be shy to try everything. the stores ( staff) are kind and friendly ( mostly English is available ) and many free tasty sample allow you to try before you purchase it.

So much fun. A feast for your eyes and your stomach. Also clothing, eyeglasses, wigs, cup arcades and more. You can buy fish shrimps oysters fresh and chopsticks and bowls all in the same place. There is truly something for everyone. I tried ice cream and just wandered around staring and pointing. Easy to reach. You can find t shirts, purses, and sorts of fun items to take home. Big area with sit down restaurants too!

What a cool place! So many shops and food stalls to browse in this market. Enjoyed sampling different foods here and ate a really cute Snoopy shakes taiyaki dessert. Amazing fresh seafood displays everywhere. Great place for lunch and a must see when visiting Kyoto.

We visited at around 5pm (closes at 6) on a Friday evening; it was quite busy but not too bad. A good selection of nice food stalls at reasonable prices. The octopus & quail egg seems to be a local speciality... an acquired taste, maybe?

A huge bustling market selling different seafood, and authentic Japanese sushi, skewers and tempura. There are also a lot of specialty shops like snoopy shop and matcha house, and there is a wide variety of collection. However, I don’t find the food particularly nice, and the prices are quite high which makes it feel a little like a tourist trap. My dad bought two tempura for 1200¥, which was quite steep. I would recommend coming here to take a look but don’t spend too much money here!!

An amazing place to try all sorts of different foods and snacks, you can buy almost everything here from food to drink, to plates and bowls, and gifts. We tried the rain drop cake, the quail egg octopus, strawberry sandwich and so much more. Left my stomach empty before coming here!!! Very crowded area, travelled with the flow of the crowd to get through.

This place is a tourist trap filled with shops to attract tourists and their money. There are a lot of stalls falsely advertising crab meat on skewers but they are actually selling crabsticks, which are imitation crab meat. Most of the food items, beer and souvenirs sold here are overpriced. But the place is still worth a visit for its lively atmosphere and diverse food options.

There was nothing that we ate that was amazing. It does seem like a tourist destination. I would describe the food here as ok food. I would avoid food that has been fried and sitting out.

Cool place to stroll around and taste some great food. There are overrated places but some hidden gems. I found a truck where there wasn't a queue, and that was suspicious, I thought at first it wasn't that good, but I got the best wagyu skewer! Prices can be high somewhere since it's a popular tourist attraction, but you can leave with a full stomach if you take a couple of things, spending a fair amount of money.

Love the selection of food, and the unique products you can buy. But what stands out the most for me is the cleanliness! Never saw a marketplace this clean! I brought my kids and they really enjoyed their time here.

It’s good to go just for the experience. The majority of the vendors have the prices posted for everyone. You aren’t allowed to walk and eat, so you are crammed into a tiny space, but it’s all good. The food is okay, nothing mind blowing. My favs were the shrimp tempura and the spicy chicken, it wasn’t spicy though 😂. My least fav were the octopus balls - they were mushy and not in a good way, but people seem to enjoy them. The shrimp tempura was light, crispy, and flavorful. So just be ready for crowds and be open to experiences!

Market sold a lot of pickles. Felt less touristy compared to the Kumoron market in Osaka. Worth a walk through. There is a store selling roasted chestnuts and dried fruits. That was yum. They even give black bean tea to get you to go into their shop. Took me 2 hours from one end to the other through lots of food tastings. Had the soybean cream croquette. Worth a try!

(Translated by Google) You can enjoy the Jakuchu Night Museum as it is on until 20:00 after business. People also sparsely watch masterpieces while taking a walk (Original) 若冲ナイトミュージアム、営業後20時まで電気ついてるので楽しめます。人もまばらでお散歩しながら名画鑑賞

(Translated by Google) Night's night in fantastic winter (Original) 冬も幻想的な奈良の夜

(Translated by Google) Fantastic and beautiful! Admission is ¥ 500, and you can enter for free under kindergarten. In some places, such as places made according to the theme, trees become Japanese-style patterns by projection mapping, and rivers and ponds are fantastic with water mist applied, and the deer figurines are cute and can be enjoyed enough. However, as others have said, measures against cold are essential. The distance itself is short, but worth the price. There was a real deer scattered around the entrance, it was Nara-like, and it was a short but healing space. There were few foreigners because the time was right, so there was also a disinfectant. (Original) 幻想的で綺麗！入場料は¥500で、幼稚園以下は無料で入れ、色が瑠璃色で統一されていて、本当に綺麗です。所々、テーマによって作られた場所など、木々がプロジェクションマッピングで和風な模様になったり、川や池には水のミストがかけてあり幻想的で、置物の鹿さんが可愛いし、十分楽しめます。ただ他の方がおっしゃるとおり寒さ対策は必須です。距離自体は短いですが値段相応。入り口には本物の鹿さんがちらほらいて、奈良らしさもあり、期間は短いですが癒しの空間でした。 時期が時期なので外国人の方も少なくて、しっかり消毒液も置いてありました。

Nishiki Market is undoubtedly one of my favorite places to visit in Kyoto. It has tonnes of interesting shops ranging from local cuisine, desserts, dried goods, preserved foods, tea leaf shops, sweet & savory snacks, tableware & knives etc. A must go for anyone who is new to Kyoto!

(Trip was made back then on 30 Nov 2019, 2 years before the Covid-19 Pandemic hit) Our first stop was Nishikori Market Shopping Street upon reaching Kyoto in the early morning 2 years ago on this very day. The market caters to both locals and tourists, offering a wide variety of goods for sale, ranging from street food snacks, to merchandise and eateries, as well as fresh seafood and preserved vegetables. There were so many choices but we decided to only try a few and save room for lunch. The street food snacks ranged from decent to tasty, but nothing was really an attention grabber. During pre-Covid-19 times, manoeuvring down the street proved to be challenging due to the large crowd of people being crammed into a narrow street. It’s an interesting place to visit as a first timer but Kyoto has many more interesting attractions and Nishiki lacks the attractiveness to entice us to revisit anytime soon.

This place is amazing with awesome street food and a lot of things to see. Strongly recommend to visit this place.

Great and interesting market to visit, there are souvenir shops, restaurants and so on. It's worth it.

Nishiki market is a great choice when you plan your trip to Kyoto. By visiting the Nishiki market, tourist will be able to get the idea and to understand the local flavour and culture of Japanese. On the other hand, the market has good varieties of locally produced dried foods and it is definitely a great place to shop for food souvenirs! Nishiki Market is very clean and the products are neatly arranged. Most of the products sold are locally produced and the market offers very fresh seafood. Visitors could easily spend an hour or more at Nishiki Market that has more than one hundred shops and restaurants. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the market and the sellers were very friendly and approachable.

Super fun market with a lot of history. It can get really crowded during lunch/dinner hours so try to get there a bit earlier for a better experience. Plenty of vendors and new things to try. Bring cash, it’s easier for the vendors. Friendly vendors and sometimes they offer samples. Shopping strip is around the corner.

It’s more like a tourists spot than for real local market. Anyway I love this cleanliness and the vibes of “The city bakery & coffee shop” in the morning most recommend! You could find lot of tourists thing here instead of just fresh fish likes Matcha, chopsticks, flowers, local fruits, etc. Quite a long straight walk through than you will end up with Kyoto biggest shopping area start with ABC shoes shop on you right.

AMAZING! Every food we tried was incredible - tasty, fresh, unique. All the vendors were very friendly, spoke enough English to transact. Bring cash, but some vendors accept credit card now too. It was sort of hard to find at first, but it’s basically an indoor alleyway that crosses about 4-5 perpendicular streets, and you can enter into the market at any of these cross streets, so you really can’t miss it.

Unique food market for foodies 🍜 Stall after stall of street food, sea food and souvenir shops. Most of the food is traditional street food so it’s for the adventurous but there are many shops with other fun items to try if you don’t eat weird seafood or meat. Prices are reasonable and it’s very easy to order if you are foreign. Bring cash 💰

So so ne.... You can enjoy traditional Japanese stores. And the whole market is well upgraded for tourists. Yet, a sad thing is that the price level of the market is kinda high. For me personally, i like this market because there is a wendy's. 😄.

Great food market and a must visit for anyone coming to Kyoto. The variety and quality of seafood here is amazing. Most stores do close around 4-5pm so it's only really for lunch. And there is no walking and eating. It is a rule here that you need to stand and eat and finding a place to stand can be challenging as most stores don't have much space to eat at.

Great way to experience the local market in Kyoto. It has variations of seafood to Sake and many souvenir stores. We thoroughly enjoyed browsing this market and believe it to be a must see place when visiting Kyoto

The sale of fish started in the area around 782, thanks to available cold groundwater, that kept meats fresh. In 1615 the place officially received official permission to conduct the sale of fish, being this the first step for becoming a renowned market it is today. In 1883 due to the strong competition between establishments the number of shops was reduced to only 7. The market saw a renewed vitality in 1911 after new association promotion of the marketplace. It decreased again when the Central Wholesale Market of Kyoto was opened in 1927 and some stores moved there. In 1928, a new association promoted the opening of shops offering fruits, vegetables, meats and other food products. The market began to be known as “Kyoto’s kitchen”. The cobblestone floor was installed in 1984 and arcade canopy added in 1993. In the year 2005 “Nishiki Market” was registered as a trademark. The place became very popular with tourists and it is almost always very crowded. There are many shops where one may try different types of local food (specially seafood), but the amount, quality and prices reflect that this is a place for tourists. One may eat cheaper and better someplace else.

This place surprise me in all the aspects, is a nice place to taste street Japanese food and sake. There are a lot of stores with many souvenirs and you can buy a kimono at 1 yen/g. In addition, there is a museum of ninjas and samurais, I didn't see this attraction because I didn't buy the tickets in advance.

This Market is the place to go if you're looking for a wide variety of affordable street food to find! While crowded, especially in the evening, everything is quickly accessible and the food comes out relatively fast. Most everything on the menus is written in English for foreigners, and there is lots of seating available, since it is preferred for customers to not walk and eat at the same time! The food is unique, too, from beef sushi to a quail egg wrapped in an octopus, it's all delicious and fun to try!

Very cool spot for traditional Japanese shopping. I loved the shrimp tempura here and many spots with sweets and other different options. There is even a Mexican taco stand at the beginning before you enter that is a must try. They were delicious! Go early. Places start closing around 5 here.

A definite must visit when in Kyoto. Don't let the crowds turn you off, there are lots of hidden gems to be found here. It is a great place to get your tummy full with street food and drinks. There are a lot of options from savory to sweet, cheap to expensive. There is also a section of the market for trinkets and souvenirs.

Worth visiting specially if you love seafood. Came to visit around 5:30pm, it wasn't crowded anymore. So for me it's the best time to go. The food were all pretty good!

One of the coolest places I went on my trip. The people watching to really cool and if was a nice change of pace to the other stuff I'd been doing. Definitely worth it to check it out. I recommend you be a little adventurous and buy or eat something you normally wouldn't.

Very enjoyable Market experience with too much to see in one visit. TIPS: If buying food, do not eat and walk. Many places are cash only, bring a coin purse for yen. It will be PACKED, be courteous about not blocking the path of movement.

Since there are many people, a mask is always included. Also be careful of the heat as there is heating

Loved it! The food is AMAZING and not expensive at all! Super yummy! You can also find non-food related shops, but it’s mainly food. I’m still amazed about how affordable it was! (Also, it’s August now, and it was less hot then outside, not the usual air conditioning freezer, but not even as bad as outside)

Lots and lots of food shops in here, tons of interesting local street food to try.

(Translated by Google) The number of people decreased, it became easier to walk, and I was able to shop slowly! (Original) 人が減って歩きやすくなり、ゆっくり買いものできました！

(Translated by Google) It is rattle (Original) ガラガラです

(Translated by Google) Simply huge. 🙂 (Original) Einfach riesig. 🙂

(Translated by Google) It's a pity that the number of stores like Kuromon Market has increased. (Original) ちょっと、黒門市場っぽい店も増え残念。

(Translated by Google) It's just like the shutter, but ... 💦 (Original) なんかいっつもシャッター通りなんですけど…💦

(Translated by Google) It's a very lively shopping street. There are still places like this in Kyoto, but I feel very happy. I also wanted to go (Original) すごく活気がある商店街です。京都にもこういう場所が残ってるのですがすごく幸せな気分になります。また、行きたいと思いました

(Translated by Google) Tsukesoba Muraji I ate tsukemen for the first time in a long time, but it's definitely delicious. Mr. Muraji specializes in soba noodles. (Original) つけそばむらじさん 久しぶりにつけ麺食べましたが間違いなく美味しい。 むらじさんのつけそば専門とのこと。

(Translated by Google) A picture of Ito Jakuchu is drawn on the shutter. It's good. It looks like the real thing. .. (Original) 伊藤若冲の絵がシャッターに描かれている。いいですねぇ。本物もみたいなぁ。。

(Translated by Google) A supplier of ingredients that will satisfy the stomachs of Kyoto people. Nishiki Market is the place to go when it comes to Kyoto, which is a popular end-of-year shopping broadcast on TV. The rainbow-colored light of the stained glass on the ceiling shines down the street. After the shop closes, you can enjoy the shutter designed by Jakuchu Ukiyo-e. (Original) 京都人の胃袋を満足させる食材の調達先。テレビでおなじみ年末の買い出し中継で京都といえばここ、錦市場。天井のステンドグラスの虹色の光が通りに降り注ぐ。お店の閉店後は若冲浮世絵デザインのシャッターも愉しめる。

(Translated by Google) Not a must to do in Kyoto. There are a lot of souvenir shops and street food. Be careful there is a crowd and the aisle is narrow! (Original) Pas un incontournable à faire à Kyoto. Ce sont beaucoup de magasins de souvenirs et du street food. Attention il y a une foule et l'allée est étroite !

(Translated by Google) Corona, but it's open well (^-^) / (Original) コロナ、でも元気に営業してます(^-^)/

(Translated by Google) I was able to shop very smoothly (Original) とてもスムーズに買い物ができました

i like the food it have good food taste great i like it

(Translated by Google) It has become a tourist destination, but you can enjoy the atmosphere of the kitchen in Kyoto. (Original) 観光地にはなってしまってますが、京都の台所の風情が楽しめます

(Translated by Google) There are many specialty stores that sell not only groceries but also small items. I bought couple chopsticks at a specialty store. (Original) 専門店が多く食料品だけでなく、小物類も売っています。 夫婦箸を専門店で購入しました。

(Translated by Google) Nishiki Market in Kyoto's kitchen has become a tourist destination in recent years, which is a bit disappointing ... (Original) 京都の台所の錦市場、近年は観光地化して少し残念です…

(Translated by Google) good! (Original) イイね!

(Translated by Google) Various (Original) 色々揃っている

Very cool market!

(Translated by Google) It is the kitchen of Kyoto citizens. We recommend Miki Keiran egg rolls and cream buns. Shimamoto seaweed shop's shavings This is the place where the painter of the Edo period, the birthplace of Ito Wakaoka, and the vegetable shop were. (Original) 京都市民の台所です。三木鶏卵のだし巻きとクリームパンがおすすめです。島本海苔店の削り鰹ぶしも⭕ 江戸時代の画家、伊藤若冲の生家、青物屋が在った場所です。

(Translated by Google) From Nishiki Market to Pontocho (Original) 錦市場から先斗町

(Translated by Google) Shopping at the end of the year is always here. Fresh fish Kimura is recommended. (Original) 年末の買い物は、いつもここ。鮮魚木村は、おすすめです。

(Translated by Google) Good to eat while walking (Original) 食べ歩きによき

(Translated by Google) I'm a little lonely because I can't walk around eating (Original) 食べ歩きなどが出来なくなって少し寂しい

(Translated by Google) It's a lively place whenever you go (Original) いつ行っても賑やかなところですね

(Translated by Google) It is a dense market. (Original) 密度の濃い市場です。

(Translated by Google) Kyoto's kitchen, food that you can eat while walking is also on sale, and you can shop while eating (Original) 京都の台所、食べ歩き出来る食品も販売されており、食べ歩きで買い物が出来る

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed shopping 😁 (Original) 楽しく買い物出来ました😁

(Translated by Google) There are many old-fashioned stores. Lots of delicious food (* ^^ *) (Original) 昔ながらの店舗がいっぱい。美味しい物もいっぱい(*^^*)

(Translated by Google) There aren't many people this year, but on the contrary, I'm glad that the local shops are doing their best. (Original) 今年は人は少ないですが、逆に地元ながらの店が頑張っているすがたがよかったです。

(Translated by Google) Salted squid, gem. Tofu donuts, a gem. The closing of Inoue is lonely. (Original) 烏賊塩辛、珠玉。豆腐ドーナツ、逸品。いのうえの閉店はさみしい。

(Translated by Google) It's less crowded than usual! ️ Go straight to the store you want to go to 👀😇 (Original) 例年にくらべ、混雑していない‼️めざすお店に直行👀😇

(Translated by Google) Nishiki Market only for Japanese people was fresh (Original) 日本人だけの錦市場、新鮮だった

(Translated by Google) It wasn't crowded on New Year's Eve. It's always been crowded with foreign tourists these days, but I think this is better for the atmosphere. There are many side dishes that look delicious, so you will be excited. (Original) 大晦日にしては賑わいはなかったです。ここ最近は外国人観光客でいつも混雑してたけど、雰囲気的にはこの方がいいかな。 美味しそうなお惣菜も沢山あるのでテンション上がります。

(Translated by Google) I've been there many times. There is a parking lot affiliated with the middle of the arcade, and I don't think there are any foreigners these days, so is it easy to walk? I think it's good because it seems that eating and walking is also prohibited. (Original) 何回も行っている。アーケードの中間に提携してる駐車場も有るし、最近は外人が居ないと思うから歩きやすいかな？食べ歩きも禁止したみたいだから良いと思う。

(Translated by Google) I went for the first time but it was great! ️ The mirror ball of the approaching entrance of Kasuga Taisha Shrine looks pretty much the photograph which I often see. It is quite dark when you go. There is a special lantern from one torii to Kasuga Taisha and you can enjoy it. There is a tour that goes around with the guide with lanterns, but even if it was about two days to go all the way, it was tight. I walk a lot, so it is recommended to wear shoes that are easy to walk on. (Original) 初めて行ったけど良かった‼️春日大社参道のミラーボールはよく見る写真のはかなり加工してあります。実際行くとかなり暗いてす。一の鳥居から春日大社まで特設灯籠があり楽しめます。提灯でガイドさんと回るツアーがあるのですが、全部回ろうとしたら二日でも、きつかったです。かなり歩きますので歩きやすい靴を履くのをお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) If you are accustomed to seeing the illumination of Nagasaki's Huis Ten Bosch or Team Labs, you may say it's a bit ... or you're pretty out of place. I look forward to the future, including the renewal of the writing director. Moth ※ Held only during the basic Valentine's Day. (Original) 長崎のハウステンボスやチームラボのイルミネーションを見慣れている方は、ちょっと…と言うか、かなり見劣りはしてしまうかも。 ライティングディレクターの刷新も含め、今後には期待してます。✨ ※基本バレンタインの時期のみ開催。

(Translated by Google) If it is a happy corridor, it is Ruri-e. Beginning in 2010, it is held every year on the 8th to 14th of February. You can enjoy various beautiful illuminations. (Original) しあわせ回廊なら瑠璃絵。2010年に始まり、毎年2月の8日〜14日頃に行われています。いろいろな美しいイルミネーションを鑑賞することが出来ます。

(Translated by Google) Anyway good (Original) とにかくいい

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(Translated by Google) Why is Rurie here? At least at the Kasugano Forum? There is a deer protection society in Nara. (Original) なんでここに瑠璃絵？せめて春日野フォーラムでは？そこは奈良の鹿愛護会ですよ。

(Translated by Google) Big event in winter in Nara. Gorgeous! (Original) 奈良の冬の一大イベント。 華やか！

(Translated by Google) Super beautiful 😍Limited-time events Don't miss it if you go during this time (Original) 超級漂亮的😍限定期間的活動這段時間有去的話千萬不要錯過

(Translated by Google) It cools down at night, but the place where there is a deer in the illuminations is Nara-like and cute. The plum blossoms began to bloom and it was very beautiful. (Original) 夜は冷えますが、イルミネーションに鹿がいる所が、奈良らしくてかわいいです。 梅の花が咲き始めててとてもきれいでした。

(Translated by Google) 2020/2/8 We lit this year (Original) 2020/2/8 今年も点灯しました

If you’re looking for snacks and some decent finger food then this is the place to go in Kyoto. Not only popular with tourists but it’s popular with locals too. They have all the snacks and Japanese food you could ask for. Plus you can buy fruits, fish, meat for cheap.

Good food, Specially the oysters I forgot the name of the restaurant but it's just in the front of the market and they have english speaker waiters so nothing to worry about. Always ask for osusume ( recommended )

A must visit when in Kyoto, they sell mainly food, but also you can find pottery, home items, few clothes it's all very traditional

This wasn't really a bustling and chaotic market, but more structured, with designated stalls and vendors quietly working on their craft. We were able to get a bowl of noodles here and try some dessert and it was all super yummy! Good place to try if you're in the area and looking for some quick eats. Note: Visited prior to Covid, so things may be different.

Very cool market to walk around and explore, a lot of seafood available but other items there too.

Beautiful market in Kyoto. You can find everything: food, souvenirs, gifts, liquors…a must in your visit to Kyoto!

Very interesting culinary experience! Stop by any of the small restaurants for a beer and a snack. Lots of nice shops to look through as well. Great for a rainy afternoon as it's all covered.

It is one of the best places to eat and shopping in rainy days of Kyoto. The street is narrow, but fully covered making it easy to walk between blocks to explore local food and souvenirs.

There are plenty of shops to explore. If you’re looking for souvenirs or interesting food experiences, this market is perfect. As with many touristy spots, it gets busy very quickly, especially on the weekends. Go before noon if you want to avoid crowds~

Such a phenomenal market! I really enjoyed coming here and walking around the market to try out all the cool snacks and deserts. Although prices are a bit higher than usual, its been a very good experience eating food here! It takes getting use to, to eat only in front of the restaurant, but it makes sense since you don't want accidents to happen when walking. Also, having a crowd In front of each restaurant helps people know where the good food is located! My highlights including trying out the octopus balls and the eel!

This is one of the coolest shopping and eating streets in Japan - it’s only a few blocks but filled with stalls (and some restaurants) selling all sorts of candies, sweets, goodies, fish, yakitori, grilled stuff and many others. Also intersects a couple of streets with fashion and Japanese specialties (knives etc.). Stalls close early though, most by 8 pm or so. Had wonderful BBQ seafood here.

A bustling street (10 am to 6 pm) with a variety of food options, and sake options. My advice? Don't eat too much at one store. Rather, take one stick at a time and eat at as many places as you can. Everything tastes good and they're pretty darn cheap. Also, the famous Artisugu Knife shop is on this street as well. Worth checking it out.

Very nice! I enjoyed a lot the experience. A lot of food stalls with local food, nice shop for special souvenir and a fantastic knife shop for real chef :) At the end of the market there’s a small temple to visit. Be prepared with cash. It is required. Several of those shops doe not accept payment with credit card! Suggested!

Loads of food variety and lively atmosphere. Well worth a visit but keep in mind that it's not open for dinner and it gets very busy. Also they do not like you eating whilst walking and some places have restrictions or charges to sit and eat.

Cool place! A lot of interesting food stalls and tiny souvenir shops. We bought some Hori jackets and A5 wagyu beef so we’re super satisfied. Be warned there’s A LOT of tourists here and little walking space.

Amazing market! It is crowded but even with the crowd it feels good to walk there. It is a paradise for food and drinks. You can find any object you can think of (except electronics). It is in fact a great place to find souvenirs (おみやげ)! You can explore the sideways and find tea shops, restaurants and small shrines, or walk the full length of the market and reach two temples at the end of the road.

A traditional market in Kyoto that offers authentic atmosphere, delicious food, fresh seafood, handicrafts, and many other interesting things. If you really want to enjoy the market quietly come early to avoid crowded

Going here is one of our best experiences in Kyoto. Great food at great prices. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and were properly filled to our throat with tasty authentic Japanese food. Many shops close up by 6PM though so you better head there in early afternoon.

A paradise for foodies! Ever since around 1310, when the first store opened here, this location has grown into an unprecedented retail market for food and cooking-related products. Many shops have been run by the same family for generations. The Nishiki Market consists of a narrow, five-block shopping street with more than a hundred shops and restaurants, also known as "Kyoto's Kitchen". Nishiki Market has a pleasant but busy atmosphere that is inviting to those who want to explore the variety of culinary delights that Kyoto is famous for. In short, a paradise that no foodie should miss!

Nishiki - "Kitchen of Kyoto", great stop for foodies, we visited couple times during our time in Kyoto. You can find all sorts of Japanese food, snack, sake, souvenirs and accessories. Be there early if you can, as it is usually super busy between 12 to 17.

Nice place to see the different products of Kyoto and the Kansai area. Rather crowded especially in the late morning heading all the way till when I left at about 1pm. The stuff is pricey. The guide shared how it has evolved from a local neighbourhood market into one for domestic tourists and now for international tourists. The pricing reflects that. Convenient though because it might take a while to find alternative places of what you might want. Perhaps good to take a look and decide what you want, then Google to see where else it might be available? Might be tough though as most local shops use mostlt Japanese.

Can't miss the market! This market is huge and will take some time and some walking to get through. The good thing is that there are a few cafes along the way to rest, get a snack, and use the restroom. There is plenty to see, eat, and buy. There are also places where the fish eat the dead skin from your feet (wow!), you can get a massage, and even sleep (there is a hotel!). The market is as clean as anywhere in Japan. There is no "central" parking lot. You'll have to find a small lot in the area, but there are plenty to be found. We paid 1,000 yen for a few hours, but that was the day cap. There are also hundreds of stores that line the main thoroughfare that you can visit. This is a shopping mecca. Highly recommended.

When in Kyoto this is a must visit. Lots of places to eat good sea food and other varieties as well. Lots to shop from and a sea of people to either ways to wade through. Wonderful experience that should definitely be on your todo list.

Quite a large market spread across few sheltered streets. One of the street sell snacks and seafood. Suggest to come empty stomach and try out the different snacks and seafood. Was quirr thee crowded on weekday. The rest of the street are mainly fashion shops and restaurants. These streets are wider and less crowded.

Fun place to visit. There are multiple food joints and cute souvenirs shops. Local shops that have great tempura. Very few shops had vegetable tempuras. Must visit, the shops start closing at 5:30pm. So an afternoon stroll would be great.

A must visit when in Kyoto! Your senses will be explode visually and tastefully! Despite the crowds at certain times of the day I found it easy to navigate even at the busiest of times. Japan just do crowds right! Pleasant, courteous and accommodating! This market is a must do bucket list in Kyoto!

Wide range of food, drinks and souvenirs selections especially the Snoopy store. If you are into sake and seafood/beef, this place is a MUST-GO for you for Kyoto. However the walkway is relatively small so compare to some other markets so be ready for a squeeze at times.