Couples can rent matching kimonos, pose by the giant maneki-neko, linger in retro cafés, and stroll the covered lanes even in rain. Dense crowds reduce intimacy, so score is slightly lower.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for couple trip: This lets you sample street food, shop, and take photos at a relaxed pace.
Romantic Stroll & Photo Spots:
Walk together down Osu Niōmon-dōri past Showa-era buildings and street art.
Tip: Pose by the giant maneki-neko statue at Fureai Plaza for a fun couple photo.
Café Date at Konparu:
Share a shrimp-fry sandwich and original blend coffee in a retro 1947 café.
Tip: Sit by the window to watch shoppers while you sip.
Kimono Rental & Photos:
Rent matching kimonos for up to 6 hours and take shrine-front photos.
Tip: Book at Wasou Kajiura in advance to secure your preferred sizes.
Purikura & Retro Games:
Play purikura and UFO-catchers at arcades near Kamimaezu Station.
Tip: Bring small change (¥100–¥200) for multiple plays.
Osu Antique Market:
Browse 70–80 stalls selling antiques and vintage clothes on market days.
Tip: Arrive before noon on the 18th or 28th for the best selection.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Café date at Konparu (for two) | JPY 3,000 |
Kimono rental for two | JPY 19,800 |
Purikura & arcade play | JPY 2,000 |
Total Estimated | JPY 24,800 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit on the 18th and 28th for the Osu Antique Market. Early mornings avoid weekend crowds and summer heat.
Address: 3 Chome-26 Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0011, Japan
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aL riZ
Worth visiting for casual walk. Vintage clothing, cheap electronics and plenty of food stalls are main attractions. Those who love ornaments & watches don’t miss to visit komehyo.
Quing_刘妈妈
Osu Shotengai Shopping Street @ Nagoya 🛍️🍡🇯🇵 🗓️ Visited: 17 April, 12 PM ☀️ Dropped by after a great breakfast nearby We parked at Osu Park, which was just a short walk to both Osu Shopping District and Osu Kannon Temple—super convenient! This vibrant shelf district features covered walkways, making it easy to explore in any weather. The arcades are packed with shops, food stalls, vintage g...
CVM T
With its covered arcades and blend of contemporary and traditional stores, Nagoya's Osu Shopping Street provides a bustling and delightful strolling experience. The food stalls stood out, especially those with large queues, which indicated their popularity, even though many establishments didn't have anything that tempted me to buy. You can try some of the local street food and snacks there. You...
Polito Glen
Took an overnight bus from Kanto region to check out the Nagoya City for the first time and even that bus ride was a real hardcore (night one was brutal lol). Surprisingly, the day ride was much more relaxing because of the entire view from my seating had no curtains at all view covering the whole windows and more natural lights available from outside. Also, I had a blast venturing out at every ...
Jeremy Fox
An authentic, Showa era style shopping area, but with a mixture of buildings old and new. There are various shops that look like they're decades old, but also various cafes, bars, and an eclectic range of eateries (with food from several countries). Not too many people either, so easy to walk about.
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