Omicho Market is a must when visiting Kanazawa! As soon as I entered the market, I was drawn in by all the fresh seafood. There were crabs, oysters, sweet shrimp, tuna—you could see it all, and the entire market was incredibly lively. What I was looking forward to most was a bowl of seafood rice topped with a generous amount of seafood, with a fresh taste in every bite. Eating as you walk around and shopping for souvenirs really gives you the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese market. If you don't know what to eat in Kanazawa, just head straight to Omicho Market!
Omicho Market | Review by BobbyJenny
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