Sun, May
20

Ashiharabashi Up Market

4:00pm – 9:00pm
Free
Osaka

Repeating monthly on the 3rd Sunday of the month, Ashiharabashi Up Market features more than 100 stalls selling a variety of art, crafts, clothes, food and drink.

The stalls are spread over three zones near JR Ashiharabashi Station. There is also a stage with entertainment scheduled throughout the day.

During the summer months, the market happens in the evening instead of during the day.

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20th May, 2018
4:00pm – 9:00pm
Salt Valley
Free
http://reedjp.org/up/ ⚠️ Link in Japanese
  • 99 m from Ashiharabashi Station Osaka Loop Line (O17)
  • 0.6 km from Imamiya Station Osaka Loop Line (O18)Yamatoji Line (Q18)
  • 0.8 km from Daikokuchō Station Midōsuji Line (M21)Yotsubashi Line (Y16)
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High: 25 ºC Low: 11 ºC
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