Kuromon Ichiba Market Tours and Tickets

Visit Osaka's ancient Shinto shrine, Sumiyoshi Taisha on this walking tour that touches on the heart of Japan. Your guide teaches you the history and shows you the power spots of this important place. Then visit the core of the Japanese food scene at Kuromon-Ichiba, and try Osakan street food like takoyaki (octopus dumplings) and other delicacies.

Let your taste buds lead the way on a market tour of Kuromon. With plenty of samples of street food and beloved Japanese staples, you'll learn fun facts about the country's cuisine and culture as you go. Follow your guide around the market stalls and try Michelin-rated octopus, yakisoba, toro (tuna) sushi, and more. You'll also hear the history of the vibrant Kuromon Market, which was founded some 200 years ago.

Get acquainted with the highlights of Osaka on a Muslim-friendly walking tour, a great way for first-time visitors to orient themselves in the bustling city. In a small group limited to eight, you'll visit Osaka Castle (Osaka-jo), Dontonburi, and Kuromon Ichiba Market. Convenient hotel pickup and a Halal lunch are included.

The 200-year-old Kuromon Market is known throughout Japan for its wide selection of quality produce, meats, and prepared foods, but its bounty can be overwhelming for visitors. Take the stress out of navigating the market with this 3-hour culinary walking tour, featuring the eclectic offerings of Kuromon Market and plenty of food tastings. This small-group tour is limited to eight people for a more personalized experience.

Osaka, often referred to as the soul of Japan's Kansai prefecture, is an integral stop on any tour of the Land of the Rising Sun. Experience Osaka's neon-fronted nightlife, exceptional food, and buzzing markets on a 3.5-hour sightseeing tour. Sightseeing highlights include Kuromon Ichiba Market, famed for its gourmet hole-in-the-wall restaurants, Tsutenkaku Tower in Luna Park, and Dotonbori, a canal-side strip home to neon sigs and a giant mechanical crab. Japanese snacks, including octopus balls and skewered meat, are included on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.