Karahori Shopping Street
This shopping street stretches from Matsuyamachi-suji to Tanimachi-suji to Kamimachi-suji, stretching for approximately 800m from east to west. It's also fun to stroll through the surrounding row houses and alleys.
This shopping street stretches for about 800m from east to west, from Matsuyamachi-suji to Tanimachi-suji to Kamimachi-suji. It currently has the unique catchphrase "Haikarahori," but it was bustling from the Meiji period until before the war, and after the war, it recovered quickly due to minimal damage from air raids, and it has a history of being the area that gained popularity with the city's first ever lottery sale. In the surrounding area, buildings and alleys such as row houses from the early Showa period remain, and it is fun to stroll up and down the gentle slopes. In recent years, local architects have been renovating row houses to open a number of general goods shops and cafes, attracting an increasing number of young people.
Basic information
- Business hours
- Varies by store
- Holidays
- Varies by store
- Access
- 1 minute walk from Exit 3 of Tanimachi Rokuchome Station on Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line and Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
2 minutes walk from Matsuyamachi Station Exit 3 on Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
- Address
- Tanimachi and Hommachi Osaka City, 540-0012
