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Located just a minute's walk from JR Otaru Station, Otaru Triangle Market was named after the triangular shape of the land and roof.

The motto of Sankaku Market is "Straightforwardly Cheap!!" You can enjoy shopping in the lively atmosphere that only a market can offer, with shopkeepers on both sides cheerfully calling out to customers. The total length is about 200 meters, and 16 stores are lined up on both sides of a narrow, sloping road about 2 meters wide, 6 of which have restaurants where you can enjoy meals from 7am until 5pm.

They offer rice bowls made with fresh seafood and daily set meals made with seasonal ingredients, and you can also have the products you buy at the market cooked on the spot to create your own original rice bowl.

The market is said to have begun around 1948, shortly after the war. It began with 7-8 street vendors opening up in front of Otaru Station, and later developed into a morning market. In addition to fresh seafood such as crab, sea urchin, and scallops, you can also buy vegetables, fruit, and daily necessities, making it a very convenient and popular market for everyday shopping and choosing souvenirs.

Facility name : Otaru Triangle Market

Address: 3-10-16 Inaho, Otaru City, Hokkaido, 047-0032

phone
0134-23-2446

Opening hours
06:00-17:00

Closed days <br>Open everyday

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