Doguyasuji Shopping Arcade, Osaka

Doguyasuji Shopping Arcade, Osaka

Doguyasuji Arcade, also known as Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shopping Street, is a covered shopping arcade that is a must-see for those who love to cook. Doguyasuji Arcade is populated with shops that sell kitchen implements of all types along with restaurant supplies and food.

Doguyasuji Arcade is a narrow, 150-meter-long arcade that is sometimes called "Kitchenware Street." The arcade's claim to fame is the ability to provide any type of kitchenware a shopper can imagine. From two-gallon pickle jars to miniature milk pitchers, if it's not available at Doguyasuji Arcade, it's probably not available anywhere.

The arcade was built in 1970. Originally it was lined with antique shops, drugstores, and souvenir stop for those visiting the nearby temples. In the late 20th century, it became known for providing kitchen implements and bulk restaurant supplies.

The arcade is open throughout the day. Individual stores post their hours, but most are open during the day from about 8 AM to about 6 PM.

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Sight Name: Doguyasuji Shopping Arcade
Sight Location: Osaka, Japan (See walking tours in Osaka)
Sight Type: Shopping
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