Japan, Extreme Special Forces Travel Guide (Secondary Version)

Background: We live near Shinsaibashi. So, take Shinsaibashi as the starting point and take a walk. Save transportation costs. Route plan: Namba Yasaka Shrine→Nipponbashi Street Sweeping→Tsutenkaku→Tennoji Street Sweeping→Dotonbori Shinsaibashi 1Namba Yasaka Shrine Business hours: 9:00-17:00 You can go earlier. There are many people. You must seize the opportunity to take pictures when there is no one. In fact, it is very small, just a statue. It is enough to check it in. 2 Nihonbashi Most stores open from 12:00 noon. It is very close to Namba Shrine and there are many stores. →Animate has many floors where you can browse. There are a lot of grains and comic books. The top floor is a second-hand shop. The prices are a bit high. You can compare prices on Xianyu before buying. There are some millets in front of the left side of animate. There are some trash baskets in front of the store that you can search (there is Surugaya) →KBooks There are categories on the trash baskets to make it easy to find chikawa is expensive → Compass has doujin and millets. →Suruga-ya Otomekan may be hard to find in the two streets behind the main road of Nihonbashi, as there are many doujinshi! 3Tsutenkaku It’s not far from Nihonbashi! We felt there was no need to go up so we just checked in at the foot of the tower! It looks great when viewed from a distance! It’s hard to take pictures if you get close. 4Tennoji Just walk straight ahead from Tsutenkaku There is a gigo store next to Q's mall. I tried to catch it several times but failed, so I gave up Q's mall is very big. It seems that there are two chikawas (no rabbits at all) Ito Yokado 2F → Village Vanguard 3F → CARNIVAL 3F It is not a specialty store for chikawa, so there are not many things. 5 Dotonbori Take the train from Tennoji We didn’t go in because there were only some food 6 Shinsaibashi It’s on the same street as Dotonbori. We didn’t go deeper because we had visited it the day before (see the first day for details) It takes more than ten minutes to walk back to the hotel from Shinsaibashi. The train transfers and route maps in Japan are indeed a bit complicated for me. If you feel like you have gone the wrong way, be sure to use the real-life map function of Google Maps or use translation software to ask the staff! ! ! This method saves you money and does not require you to go back and forth, and it has no other disadvantages except that it will kill you! If you have any questions, please ask in the comment section