[Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture] Hachinohe specialty morning market! If you wake up early, why not try eating at the morning market?
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Hachinohe is a port town representing Aomori Prefecture, and there are many restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood. The morning market is the place where various restaurants buy fresh and lively seafood. There are morning markets in various areas, so get up a little early and stretch your legs. Here are some recommendations.
Mutsu Minato Station Morning Market
Mutsu Station Morning Market is said to be the most atmospheric market in Hachinohe. It is located just a short walk from Mutsuminato Station on the JR Hachinohe Line, so it is easily accessible by train. The area around the market is lined with shops, and the energetic voices of the shopkeepers echo through the air. In addition to seafood, we also have prepared dishes, so you can create your own breakfast. The food corner at the back of the market has freshly cooked rice and miso soup.
However, the market is closed on the second Saturday of the month and every Sunday.
Instead, take your time and enjoy shopping at Minato Yamate Dori Morning Market, which is located near Mutsu Minato Station. In addition to food, they also have miscellaneous goods, so you can also purchase souvenirs. We are open from the second week of March to the third week of December, and are closed during the winter.
Mutsu Minato Station Morning Market<Information>
- Name: Mutsu Minato Station Morning Market
- Venue: In front of Mutsu Minato Station
- Period: All year round (closed on Sundays, second Saturdays, and New Year's holidays) 3:00 AM - noon Number of stores: Approximately 100 stores
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Tatehana Pier Morning Market
If you walk for about 10 minutes from Mutsu Minato Station, you will see a market filled with people and tents.
This market, known as the ``Tatehana Pier Morning Market,'' has a morning market street that stretches approximately 800 meters long and is lined with approximately 300 shops.
It's one of the largest morning markets in the country, and it's surprising that as many as 10,000 people visit every week.
In addition to seafood, we also have a wide selection of dried fish and processed products. Events such as street performances are also held here, making it very lively. Open from sunrise to 9am from mid-March to December.
Tatehana Quay Morning Market <Information>
- Name: Tatehana Quay Morning Market
- Venue: Tatehana Quay
- Period: Mid-March to the end of December, every Sunday from sunrise to 9:00 AM
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Hachinohe Umineko Morning Market
The new ``Hachinohe Umineko Morning Market'' was established as a replacement for the ``Tatehana Pier Morning Market,'' which could not be held during the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. It is held every Saturday from dawn to 8am. Although it is still a new morning market, there are many shops that have opened at the Mutsu Minato Ekimae Morning Market, and there is a wide range of products available. It is held from January to March, when the market is often not open, so you can enjoy it all year round.
Hachinohe Umineko Morning Market <Information>
- Name: Hachinohe Umineko Morning Market
- Venue: Rising Koyo Parking Lot (5-21-23 Koyo, Hachinohe City)
- Period: All year round, every Saturday from sunrise to 8:00 AM
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Hachinohe sunset market
It's too early to get depressed and think, "I overslept and couldn't go to the market in the morning."
A sunset market is held every Friday and Saturday evening at Choja Festival Square, which is located near downtown Hachinohe. Although there aren't many seafood products, there are around 30 stores surrounding the plaza selling fresh agricultural products and freshly prepared prepared foods. It's located just a short walk from JR Hon-Hachinohe Station, so why not stop by on your way to sightseeing?
Hachinohe Sunset City <Information>
- Name: Hachinohe Sunset City
- Venue: Choja Festival Plaza
- Period: March to December, every Friday and Saturday 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
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All of the morning markets are attractive, and you'll want to visit them all. Every Sunday, a one-coin bus called ``Isaba'' runs from Jusokamachi and Mikkamachi to two or three morning market venues, so why not try using it? Some places open as early as 3 a.m., so it might be a good idea to make the effort to get up early.
Link: Hachinohe morning market list – VISIT HACHINOHE