A new convenience store has opened in the Nipponbashi area of Osaka’s Chuo Ward! On May 5th, “Ministop Nipponbashi 3-chome Intersection East Store” launched!
We received information about a store that opened in Osaka City!
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According to the information, a new Ministop store opened on May 5, 2026 (Tuesday, public holiday) at the Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection east location.
The store is located in Nipponbashi 2-chome, Chuo Ward, Osaka City.It is right next to the Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection.
Ministop is known for offering freshly made hot snacks and desserts in addition to regular convenience store items, making it easy to grab a quick meal while shopping—a welcome perk in a busy daily life.
This time, I tried the soft serve ice cream in a cup!
The soft serve has a rich milk flavor that spreads in your mouth, with a gentle sweetness and a refreshing aftertaste!
Why not take this opportunity to shop at the new Ministop Nipponbashi 3-chome Intersection East store in the Nipponbashi area?
From the press release.
From April 27, 2026 (Monday), a limited-quantity collaboration menu called “Kotteri Soup Hot Pot Meat Juice Gyoza” between Nikujiru Gyoza no Dandadan and Tenka Ippin is on sale!
From the press release.
The “Kotteri Soup Hot Pot Meat Juice Gyoza” is a dish combining the rich, thick soup that is synonymous with the ramen chain Tenka Ippin with the juicy gyoza from Nikujiru Gyoza no Dandadan. It is served in a hot pot, so it stays hot until the very last bite.
From the press release.
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Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection
The Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection is a bustling hub in Osaka, Japan, famously known as the “Electric Town” due to the dense concentration of electronics and anime-related shops. Historically, it emerged after World War II as a black market for radio parts, later evolving into a major commercial district for consumer electronics and otaku culture. Today, it remains a vibrant landmark, attracting tourists and locals alike for shopping, gaming, and pop culture.
Nipponbashi 2-chome
Nipponbashi 2-chome is a vibrant district in Osaka, Japan, best known as the heart of the city’s electronics and otaku (anime, manga, and gaming) culture. Historically, it developed from a post-war black market into a bustling commercial area, with the iconic Denden Town electronics district centered here. Today, it draws visitors for its numerous shops selling electronics, video games, and pop culture merchandise, as well as its lively street life.
Chuo Ward
Chuo Ward is a central district of Osaka, Japan, known as a major commercial and cultural hub. Historically, it developed around the Osaka Castle area during the Edo period and became a key center for trade and finance. Today, it features landmarks like Osaka Castle, the Dotonbori entertainment district, and the Osaka Exchange.
Osaka City
Osaka City, located in the Kansai region of Japan, has a rich history as a major commercial and industrial hub, dating back to ancient times when it served as a port and political center. It rose to prominence during the Edo period as the “nation’s kitchen” due to its role in rice trading, and today it is known for its vibrant culture, modern architecture, and landmarks like Osaka Castle, which was rebuilt in the 20th century after centuries of conflict.
