Nishiki Market Walking Tour, Kyoto Japan – Summer 2025 – [4K HDR] With Captions

Nishiki Market Walking Tour, Kyoto Japan – Summer 2025 – [4K HDR] With Captions

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Saturday, 26th July 2025 – 3:15pm, 95°F/35°C Nishiki Market West Entrance Nishiki Market began in the 14th century as a wholesale fish market and grew into a bustling food hub. Today, over 100 shops line its 400-meter arcade of stalls, eateries, and specialty stores. Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine The shrine traces back to the Heian period (794–1185) and was originally located near Kyoto Imperial Palace before moving to its current spot beside Nishiki Market. Thanks for watching Subscribe
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Step into the heart of Kyoto with this Nishiki Market Walking Tour, Kyoto Japan – July 2025 [4K HDR] With Captions. Known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” Nishiki Market is a vibrant food market that stretches for nearly 400 meters, packed with over 100 shops and stalls offering the best of Japanese food, street food, fresh seafood, sweets, and traditional delicacies.

In this afternoon walking video, we begin at the Nishiki Market West Entrance and make our way through the bustling arcade filled with colorful displays of seasonal produce, pickled vegetables, sushi and wagyu beef skewers. Viewers will experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of one of Japan’s most famous food markets in immersive 4K HDR quality.

The walk continues through the lively atmosphere of Nishiki’s narrow lanes, showcasing local eateries, souvenir shops, and authentic Kyoto snacks before reaching the Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine, a cultural landmark tucked at the market’s eastern end. Captions are available to help you follow along.

Perfect for travelers, food lovers, and anyone interested in Kyoto, Japanese cuisine, and traditional markets, this walking video offers an authentic slice of Japan.

Chapters…
0:00 – Preview
1:16 – Tour route
1:45 – Nishiki Market West Entrance
27:15 – End of tour (Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine)