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Denden Town, a travel destination in Osaka, Japan
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- Denden Town in Osaka is an otaku street filled with anime and game related goods. There were many Korean tourists and I was surprised by the clean street environment and sense of order.
- A five-story arcade and various used electronics and game stores lined the street. In the evening, we moved to Dotonbori and visited a famous ramen shop, but we had to wait in a long line due to the peak season.
- There were many Korean tourists in Dotonbori, and Korean menus were commonly seen. We finished the first day's schedule and rested at the hotel.
This post is about Denden Town, which I visited after checking into my accommodation upon my arrival in Japan on the first day.
Denden Town is famous for being an otaku street!
It is a place where various game and anime related goods are lined up.
Dotonbori Den Den Town's bustling streets
There are many shops selling anime and game related goods, arcades, maid cafes, etc. in this form.
It is said that there are many.
Video game consoles on display in Den Den Town
There were quite a few Korean tourists than I thought.
What was even more surprising was that the civic consciousness was quite high compared to Korea.
There was almost no trash or cigarette butts on the streets, and there were almost no people crossing the street illegally.
I think we need to learn a lot from this in Korea.
Anime merchandise store in Den Den Town
It's an arcade.
Most arcades in Korea are only 1-2 floors at most, but this one is a 5-story building.
Electronic gadgets on display in Den Den Town
Initial D, which is also available in Korea.
Street performer in Den Den Town
It's already evening.
In Japan, most small shops close around 9 pm.
It's a stark contrast to Korea, where it's common to work late~.
In Denden Town, there were more shops than I thought selling used goods, such as electronic devices, game consoles, etc., in addition to anime and game products.
There are many used tablet types in Korea as well.
Tourists browsing anime figures in Den Den Town
I moved to Dotonbori to have dinner.
I took a picture because it's a must-take photo when you travel to Osaka.
Video game being played in Den Den Town
I went to a famous ramen restaurant.
I'm not sure if it's because it was peak season, but the line was quite long.
Most of them were Korean and Chinese tourists,
It seems that a lot of Korean tourists come here, as most stores even have Korean menus.
On the first day, I wrapped up the day with this and took a break at the accommodation for the next day's schedule~.
