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and Steemians all over. Many people like shopping for clothes , shoes or jewelry. I on the other hand love going to the supermarket or market. I remember getting up early Saturday mornings in Jamaica 🇯🇲 to take that trip with my grandma to the market. I enjoyed taking the biggest sugar cane I could find or the nicest bunch of green plantains.
In Japan, we will not find succulent sugar Canes nor Lush plantains unless you are visiting Okinawa. In any event it’s not of the varieties found in Ja. What You will find is a lot of seafood. “Kuromon Ichiba” or Kuromon market is well known as the place to get yor fresh seafoods in Osaka. In search of great content I made a trek after my Sunday job interview. Here are the fruits of my labour. (https://img.esteem.app/7m20eh.mp4)
The market is near the Bunraku theatre 🎭 so before or after you can get your fill of the performing arts nearby.
The super imposing octopus in the ceiling will let you know that you are near the fresh and inviting sea creatures who sacrificed all to sit on our plates and find rest in our bellies.
The pink, tantalizing
afar. Answer the call, for various reasons I will have to pass on the shell 🦀
They are huge and go for a pretty penny in Japanese yen. By my calculations, it’s more expensive than steak.
There are a lot of other things on offer at Kuromon. Let the show begin. img.esteem.app/yh28em.jpg)
A few years ago when I lived nearby here, many of these sit -in shops were not around. However, due to the rise in tourist numbers , especially from mainland China and surrounding regions , the area has changed to suit the taste of the high rollers. On the Sunday I went , it was apparently a slow day for vendors as the Japanese and Chinese governments try to reduce the spread of the corona virus. In my eyes there were quite a few people and theY seemed to be happily buying from sweets to meat,
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