Kyoto Shrine Nishimarket

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With a 400-year-old history, Nishiki Market is a downtown covered pedestrian arcade lined with 135 open-fronted shops selling seafood, …

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Feb 24, 2025
Very busy market with loads of stores of all different types, including food and drink. It is huge. My terrible navigation skills meant the great shop I saw yesterday would not be found the next day.…Full review by Kikki0
Feb 21, 2025
Nishiki Market was crowded, commercial and paled in comparison to other markets we have visited around the world. It seemed to be tourist-driven, and Nishiki lacked authenticity. I didn’t take any …Full review by enofile1
Feb 4, 2025
Lively part of town and plenty of choice for food, gifts and just about everything else. Busy tourist spot as well but you will find something for everyone. About 20 minutes walk from main station or…Full review by stuart w

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Do they speak english
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Yes some of the shops attendants are speaking good english
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Hi, is the Nishiki market open on the 31st December 2019? I can't seem to find their website
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I don't know, but would be very surprised if it is not. May not have a website, as it is 100s of different stalls, ranging from fresh food, eating places, clothes and everything in between.
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What are the operating hours? Is there a night market?
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People start opening stalls around 9 am and starts winding down between 4:30 and 5. By 5:30 it's pretty quiet and most things are closed. However there do seem to be a few …
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People start opening stalls around 9 am and starts winding down between 4:30 and 5. By 5:30 it's pretty quiet and most things are closed. However there do seem to be a few shops in the market that stay open a little longer.
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I understand that it is not polite to eat while you are walking. Are there tables or chairs to sit at to eat the food you purchase …
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I understand that it is not polite to eat while you are walking. Are there tables or chairs to sit at to eat the food you purchase at the stalls? Where do people eat the food they purchase since they cannot eat it as they walk?
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A number of the stalls have a few chairs for sitting and eating. Most people stood by the stall where they purchased their food and enjoyed their selection while people-watching.
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May I check I reach at 4pm to 5pm , still have food variety n stall open
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tks . i try to reach at 2pm. worth to take sagano train on end nov?
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Answer by lee a · Mar 7, 2019
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