By MOOK Traveler Shun, compiled and reported
Traveling to Japan, shopping and enjoying food are must-do activities for many tourists. Located in Osaka, Shinsaibashi Shopping Street is the city’s most famous shopping district and a permanent iconic landmark of Osaka. As early as the Edo period, this area had already developed into a shopping district, boasting a history of 380 years. To this day, it remains a bustling hub, attracting visitors of all ages. Within its 600-meter-long covered arcade, there are approximately 180 shops, offering everything from wildly popular dessert stores and unique boutiques to kimono shops and fashion outlets—making it one of the top destinations for international tourists. Here are some recommended specialty shops:
Located in Osaka, Shinsaibashi Shopping Street is the city’s most famous shopping district and a permanent iconic landmark (Image source / 心e?沤钌痰杲蜘
Shinsaibashi Shopping Street had already developed into a shopping district as early as the Edo period, with a history of 380 years (Image source / 心e?沤钌痰杲蜘
Shinsaibashi 161 – The most talked-about shop, featuring character candies sourced from around the world, with a themed café on the second floor that changes every 1–2 months (Image source / 心e?沤钌痰杲蜘
CANDY A☆GO☆GO offers character candies sourced from around the world (Image source / 心e?沤钌痰杲蜘
The Disney Store in Shinsaibashi, where you can also purchase tickets to Disneyland on-site (Image source / Disney Japan)
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