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Dragon Ball × Nipponbashi (Den Den Town)

Dragon Ball in Nipponbashi (Den Den Town)

Osaka's answer to Akihabara. Second-hand figures, retro games, card shops and doujinshi along one long street.

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Nipponbashi Den Den Town 日本橋でんでんタウン

Osaka's equivalent of Akihabara — second-hand figures, retro games, cards and doujinshi along one street.

Nearest station: Nipponbashi / Ebisucho Station · 5 min walk
Time needed: 1 hr 30 min

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