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About Nishiki Market
Nishiki Market est une rue commerçante étroite de cinq blocs de long, en plein cœur de Kyoto — surnommée « la cuisine de Kyoto ». Elle s'étire parallèlement à Shijo-dori, entre Takakura Street et Teramachi Street. Plus de cent boutiques et restaurants y proposent poissons frais, produits du terroir, ustensiles de cuisine et en-cas locaux comme les pickles et les produits séchés. Le marché remonte au début du XIVe siècle et demeure l'une des principales sources d'approvisionnement en ingrédients culinaires et en spécialités traditionnelles de Kyoto.
Questions fréquentes
What is Nishiki Market known for?
Nishiki Market is known as Kyoto's primary food market. It sells fresh seafood, local produce, traditional Kyoto pickles (tsukemono), kitchen knives, and a wide variety of street food snacks. The market is a central source for the city's culinary ingredients and specialty items.
What are the opening hours for Nishiki Market?
Most individual shops and stalls at Nishiki Market are open from around 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Many food stalls operate during these daytime hours, though some may close earlier. It is primarily a daytime destination, not a night market.
How do I get to Nishiki Market?
Nishiki Market is located in central Kyoto, running parallel to Shijo-dori. The closest subway station is Shijo Station on the Karasuma Line. It's also a short walk from Karasuma and Kawaramachi stations. Many city buses also stop nearby on Shijo-dori.
Is Nishiki Market covered?
Yes, Nishiki Market is a covered shopping street. The entire five-block stretch has a roof, making it accessible rain or shine. This allows visitors to explore the numerous shops and food stalls comfortably in any weather.
What can I buy at Nishiki Market?
You can buy fresh fish, seasonal vegetables, local Kyoto specialties like yuba (tofu skin) and tsukemono (pickles), kitchen knives and cookware, and prepared snacks. Many shops offer samples, and there are small restaurants serving dishes like sashimi bowls and grilled skewers.
Are there places to eat at Nishiki Market?
Yes, there are numerous small restaurants and food stalls within the market. You can find sit-down restaurants serving fresh seafood and set meals, as well as takeaway stalls offering skewers, tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), and other local street food.
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