康楽市場 - Lane 259

A traditional local market beside the Kinshin department store. Tourists may find it a bit expensive to shop, but if you visit the Kinshin department store, take a look. You can get a glimpse of the way people live in Taiwan. I think that the product lineup is good if you can imagine the B1 of the former South Gate Market. Despite being small, we compete with the merchandise at each store! There is a place like that, so fresh products such as vegetables, meats and tofu are all fresh and cheaper than the market. Speaking of Japan, there are also shops that sell depa underground, side dishes, porridge, and oil noodles. Even in Japan, until around 1955, we could see such a market. Even in the cities of Indonesia and Vietnam, these traditional markets are still mainstream. Take a look at it as one of the pleasures of traveling! The picture is a bit too early (after 7 o'clock in the morning), so some shops are still in preparation and customers are sparse, but at around 8:30, it shows a lot of bustling, so it is another I would like to post a photo of that time on the occasion.