This was where we alighted from the bus we took from Osakako Station. The mall is big and is connected to the giant ferris wheel. It has a lot of food stalls and restaurants where you can relax after visiting the Osaka Kaiyukan. It also has souvenir shops and a Lego land within the mall. We had lunch there before going to the aquarium and had coffee and some snacks after.
This market place is next to the Ferris wheel. It consisted of stores entertainment and restaurants. They have a Legoland inside (I didn’t go in).
There are mostly home goods and clothes. There's a section of petting zoo (really unexpected). Giant rabbits and hamsters are running around inside and you can feed them. Very clean and no smell at all.
Price is reasonable. No high end products here. People are very very nice. Bathroom is clean. The whole mall is super clean. I highly recommend as a tourist spot as well after the Ferris Wheel.
For me, the mall was very comfortable and relaxing. There is also a prayer room with an ablution area where Muslims can pray!! The view of the sea is also beautiful!!
A food market next to Osaka Aquarium and the big ferries wheel. A convenient spot to recharge in between the two activities. Not the best food choices available. Had a very interesting old world theme food outlets area.
Tempozan Marketplace is situated in the Minato Ward of Osaka, close to the bay area. It's easily accessible by public transport, with Osakako Station being the nearest subway stop.
The marketplace features a wide range of shops including souvenir stores, fashion boutiques, and specialty shops offering local crafts, sweets, and other unique items.
Yes, there's a diverse selection of dining options available, ranging from fast food and cafes to gourmet restaurants. The marketplace is also known for its food court, which offers a variety of international and Japanese cuisines.
There is no fee to enter the marketplace itself, but some attractions within the marketplace, like the Ferris wheel and Legoland Discovery Center, have their own admission fees.
While Tempozan Marketplace is more modern and commercial, it does offer a taste of local culture, especially through its food offerings and some local shops. For a more traditional experience, visitors might explore other areas of Osaka as well.