The Dojima Rice Market is a historic rice market located in Osaka, Japan. Established in 1697, it played a crucial role in the rice trade during the Edo period. The market was known for its auction system, where rice was sold to merchants and wholesalers, influencing the price of rice across the region. Today, the Dojima Rice Market is recognized as a cultural heritage site. Although it no longer functions as a commercial market, it serves as a museum and educational center, showcasing the history of rice trading and its significance in Japanese culture and economy.