Osu Shopping Street
The shopping district is also a treasure trove of food. It boasts an extensive array of dining options, from Nagoya’s local cuisine to B-grade gourmet fare and international restaurants that will delight food enthusiasts. Notably, many popular street food spots create long lines, making it easy to enjoy casual bites.
Fashion is another highlight here. The shopping area offers a diverse range from cutting-edge trends to unique vintage clothing. Subculture is well represented, with places like the “Osu Ameyoko Building,” known as a haven for otaku culture. Traditional wagashi (Japanese sweets) shops, such as those selling uirou, thrive as well, showcasing a coexistence of the old and the new.
Seasonal events are also not to be missed. Events like the “Osu Street Performer Festival,” “Osu Summer Festival,” and the “World Cosplay Summit” take place throughout the year, offering enjoyable activities that attract both locals and international tourists.
The area is easily accessible, with Osu Kannon Station and Kamimaezu Station nearby. It is simple to visit via subway, and you won’t get bored spending the whole day here.
Overall, the Osu Shopping District is a microcosm of Nagoya's culture. It is a place where people of all ages, genders, and nationalities gather, and every visit brings new discoveries and fun.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Osu Shopping Street
- Location
- 〒460-0011 Around 2-3 Chome, Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya City
- Access
- The location is situated between Osu Kannon Station (Tsurumai Line) and Kamimaezu Station (Meijo Line) of the Nagoya City Subway, so it is convenient to get off at either station.
- Parking
- There are large parking lots and coin parking spaces available around the Osu shopping district.
- Business Hours
- Varies by location.
- Regular Holiday
- Varies by store.
- Fees
- Varies by location.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：052-261-2287
- Official Website
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