Nakanoshima
中之島
About
Nakanoshima is a green, waterside area where government, business and cultural institutions are concentrated. On the map it is a narrow island between the Dojima and Tosabori rivers, about 3 km east to west and about 50 hectares, home to a convention centre, international cultural facilities, offices and shops. In the Edo period, when Osaka was called the nation's kitchen, the domains' warehouse residences stood here and rice and other goods were traded. In the Meiji era a library and the Central Public Hall were built, and the island became a centre of modern information and culture as well as trade.
Translated and shortened from the Osaka Prefecture tourist listing (大阪府 観光施設一覧, CC BY 4.0).
Stations
Sights within 800 m
855 places licensed to serve food are inside this area's 800 m radius.
- Takoyaki5
- Okonomiyaki5
- Kushikatsu5
- Udon5
- Sushi19
- Ramen10
- Soba3
- Yakiniku and horumon19
- Curry7
- Diners and set meals24
- Izakaya28
- Cafes51
大阪市 食品営業許可施設一覧 (CC BY 4.0), current at 2026-06-30. The kinds come from the word in each shop's registered name, so each number is a floor and not a total.
From 大阪市 大阪の昔と今 (CC BY 4.0); 11 of them within 800 m. None of these is still there. The page says what took its place.