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    If you're visiting Namba in Osaka, you definitely shouldn't miss Ebisubashi-suji Shopping Street! Located between Namba and Shinsaibashi, this shopping street is about 350 meters long and connects Dotonbori with Shinsaibashi. It's one of Osaka's most iconic shopping streets. There's a constant flow of people, and the whole area is filled with Osaka's lively, energetic atmosphere.

    Both sides of the street are lined with all kinds of stores, including drugstores, clothing shops, sports brands, sweets, souvenirs, and various foods and snacks. Whether you want to browse, shop, or eat, you can do it all in one place!

    There are not only major chain stores, but also quite a few charming little shops. It's a great place for the whole family to explore, and people of all ages can find something they like. Personally, I think the best part is that you can walk all the way from Dotonbori through Ebisubashi-suji and then continue on to Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street. You can eat, drink, and browse the stores along the way, and before you know it, half the day is gone!

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    Ebisubashi-suji Shopping Street in Osaka is really lively! I came in the afternoon this time, and it was already very crowded. The entire shopping street was full of visitors browsing and enjoying the food, and everywhere you walked, you could feel Osaka's lively atmosphere.

    There are lots of drugstores, clothing stores, souvenir shops, and restaurants along the way, so you can take your time browsing and shopping without ever running out of things to see. The crowds increase noticeably as you get closer to Dotonbori. If you like shopping and buying souvenirs, this is definitely a place to include in your Osaka itinerary. However, it gets quite crowded around noon, so if you prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, consider avoiding peak hours.

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    When you visit Dotonbori in Osaka, walk along near the Glico Running Man sign, and you'll soon enter the lively Ebisubashi-suji Shopping Street. Several shopping streets are connected in this area, with large arched canopies overhead, so you can shop comfortably even on rainy days. After finishing your daytime itinerary, you can come back here in the evening to find something to eat and shop for cosmetics, clothing, and souvenirs.

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