You must visit Nakazakicho in Osaka – it's a super cool and artsy neighborhood that's off the beaten path

After shopping at Shinsaibashi and Umeda in Osaka, I discovered a charming artsy street called Nakazakicho! I recommend it to all the fairies who love taking photos💃~ This is a low-key artsy street. If you pass through the tunnel under the train tracks, you'll find an ordinary street where every few meters there's a coffee shop☕ or a small store! I have a particular fondness for these low-rise old houses and narrow streets, and coming here feels like meeting an old friend. As you wander, you'll stumble upon little shops unexpectedly, and you might even find some cherished vintage treasures Don't go in the morning! Many of the shops on the street don't open until after 1 PM, so going too early would be in vain~ 📍Transportation: Take the subway to the Nakazakicho station on the Koguchi Line, and it's about a 5-minute walk following the navigation; actually, it's quite close to Umeda too. We ended up pushing a stroller all the way back, which took about 20 minutes.