Teramachi-Kyogoku shopping street, which borders Nishiki Market, is lined with many shops. There are restaurants serving Sukiyaki, Okonomiyaki, Tonkatsu（pork cutlet） and Tempura, as well as many shops selling second-hand kimono, old books, prints, hand fans,incense and other products that allow you to experience Japanese culture.
Unlike the crowded Nishiki Market, Teramachi-Kyogoku shopping street is a wide, relaxed and calm street. The 350-year-old incense shop “Kyukyodo”, the sukiyaki restaurant “Mishimatei” (established in 1873), and the “Samurai Ninja Museum”, which is popular with foreign tourists, are also located on Teramachi-dori. There are also many shops that may not have a long history, but are still loved by the locals.
The Teramachi-Kyogoku shopping street, which stretches north to south, is a lively shopping street that runs for about 500 meters from Shijo-dori to Sanjo-dori. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from one end to the other.
Teramachi-Kyogoku shopping street
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