Hirome Marketひろめ市場
Located in 2-chome, Obiya-machi, Kochi City, Hirome Market is a large food market containing food stalls and other small shops. The large number of food stalls includes places offering local Tosa dishes, as well as a wide range of other cuisine including standard Japanese food, Chinese food, Italian food, Indian food, etc. Diners order their food from the food stalls and then take it to eat in the shared central dining area. There are also shops selling local souvenirs, massage providers, etc., making this a great place for shopping or relaxation. The walkways and eating areas within the Market have been given the names of famous spots in Kochi Prefecture, such as Ryoma Street, O-Joka Square (Castle Town Square), Igosso Lane, etc.
Kouchi Pref. Kouchishi Obiyamachi 2-3-1 (Kochi / NankokuArea)
0888225287
[Monday-Saturday, Public holiday] 8:00-23:00
[Sunday] 7:00-(Depends on the store)
Review of Hirome Ichiba
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Reviewed:2019/11/13
Great food and atmosphere
Reviewed:2019/09/26
Delicious Tataki
Reviewed:2019/08/08
Fun and lively !!
Details
- Hours
- [Monday-Saturday, Public holiday] 8:00-23:00
[Sunday] 7:00-(Depends on the store) - Closed
- New Year's Day, about 6Sunday in other years
- Parking Lot
- Available
- Credit Card
- Not available
- Smoking
- Available (some non-smoking corners available)
- Wi-Fi
- Available (Dokomo/au/Softbank/DoSPOT)
- Vegetarian Menu
- Available (Salada, etc., depending on the store)
- English Menu
- Available (Available for advanced conversations)
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
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Kochi Areas
The largest of Shikoku’s prefectures, Kochi is endowed with some of the island’s most exceptional sand beaches lining the Pacific Ocean, which narrows into the Shimanto-gawa, a huge river that stretches 196 kilometers into the prefecture, passing verdant mountains and hosting countless riverside activities. Whether you’re a pilgrim or not, Kochi’s 16 Buddhist temples that make up one leg of the Shikoku Pilgrimage are worth a visit, particularly Chikurin-ji for its five-tier pagoda.
