- period
- September 16, 2026 (Wed) - October 13, 2026 (Tue)
- cost
- Free to browse; items and menus are charged at each shop's prices.
- Venue & access
- Daimaru Shinsaibashi Main Building, B1F / 5F / 7F / 10F Connected underground to Shinsaibashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji and Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi lines. By car, the store sits on Midosuji and has affiliated paid parking.
There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Daimaru Shinsaibashi Main Building, B1F / 5F / 7F / 10F, and 4 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.
Facility data comes from OpenStreetMap. It does not include opening hours, fees or availability.
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Why You Should Visit
Daimaru Shinsaibashi gives its whole food floor over to Yume Silk, a sweet potato grown in Osaka and certified under the prefecture's Osaka-mon scheme for its dense sweetness and silky texture. Around 20 brands, centred on the B1 food hall, build collaboration items around it, while the restaurants and tea salons on floors 10, 7 and 5 each serve a dish limited to ten portions a day. From October 10 the Oimosan Marche runs for three days out on Midosuji, taking Yume Silk outdoors.
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Participating Shops
Shop List & Map
The list covers the depachika and restaurant names announced in the press release. Around 20 brands take part on B1 in total.
NOTE
Yume Silk
- A sweet potato grown in Osaka, known for dense sweetness and a silky texture, certified under the prefecture's Osaka-mon scheme
- Its grower, Osaka Potato, is pushing it as a local speciality under the goal of making Osaka a sweet-potato producing region
Oimosan at the Depachika
- B1F. Around 20 brands, from familiar sweet-potato confectioners to new Osaka souvenirs, put out collaboration items
Oimosan Otonasama Lunch
- Floors 10, 7 and 5. A grown-up take on the children's lunch plate that once defined department-store dining halls, built around Yume Silk
Touchez du bois pop-up
- September 16–29, event space on B1F of the main building
Midosuji Challenge 2026: Oimosan Marche on Midosuji
- An open-air market on the pavement in front of the main building, October 10–12. See Oimosan Marche on Midosuji for details
Oimosan lottery
- Draw a ticket when you buy a participating item
Background
- Sweet potatoes are said to have spread across Japan around 300 years ago, when Daimaru Shinsaibashi first opened here
*All prices include tax.
*Quantities are limited and details may change.
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