“Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten” on Hongo Nakasujidori in Naruocho Seems to Be a Production Base with Irregular Store Hours

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The “Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten” shop along Hongo Nakasuji in Naruocho appears to be a production base.
(Info provided by HiroN)

Here it is↓

This shop will generally operate as a production base. Days for over-the-counter sales will be irregular.

That’s what it says!

It looks like they’ll announce sales days on X(Twitter) and their official LINE.

As of now, there haven’t been any announcements about business days.

The article below was written on 4/9 under the title “Looks like ‘Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten’ is opening along Hongo Nakasuji in Naruocho, where the Naruton sign used to be”

It looks like “Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten” is opening along Hongo Nakasuji in Naruocho.
(Info provided by Sasako @ Nishi2 SP)

Here it is↓

It says “Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten Ohira Shoten.” It also says “SUNDAY MARKET.”

Here’s the location on the map↓

The address is 1-24-20 Naruocho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.


There used to be a Naruton sign here, and before that it was Ajimudori.

Actually, Naruton was supposed to be featured in an article on Nishi2.


This is sauce katsudon.


And this was the phantom Naruo tonkatsu shop “Naruton.” For various reasons, it ended up not being able to open.

Anyway.

Let’s get back to “Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten.”

Nearby Area Around Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten

If you go this way, you’ll find places like Nanai Cafe, and it leads to Rinko Line.

If you go in the opposite direction, you’ll find Saiko Kindergarten, Kushikatsu Maruman, and it leads to National Route 43.

What Is “Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten”?

There’s an official website for Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten.


Quoted from Kochi Specialty Sunday Market Imoten Ohira Shoten

Imoten is sweet potato tempura, with a warm, fluffy kind of flavor. It seems to be a soul food of Kochi.

Kintoki-type sweet potatoes are known for their vivid golden color, fluffy texture, and higher sweetness.

As you can see, they look crispy and piping hot. At the main shop, one bag apparently has 5 to 6 pieces and costs 350 yen.

Apparently, it was also featured on Himitsu no Kenmin SHOW Kiwami.

Finally

At the moment, we don’t know any details at all, such as when it will open. All we know so far is that “a sign has gone up,” so if we find out the opening date or other details later, we’ll write about it.

About the Opening Date

This shop will generally be a production base, so over-the-counter sales days will be irregular.

Sales days will be announced on X(Twitter) and their official LINE, so it’s worth keeping an eye on. If Nishi2 confirms a sales day, we may write an article about it too.

*Sasako @@ Nishi2 SP, thank you for the information!!
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