Nintendo × Osu
Nintendo in Osu
Nagoya's hobby district. Second-hand shops, retro games and card stores in a covered arcade.
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Shibuya渋谷One building, Shibuya PARCO, holds Nintendo TOKYO, Pokémon Center Shibuya, Capcom Store and Jump Shop on a single floor. It is the highest density of official game stores anywhere in Japan.One building, Shibuya PARCO, holds Nintendo TOKYO, Pokémon Center Shibuya, Capcom Store and Jump Shop on a single floor. It is the highest density of official game stores anywhere in Japan.2PlacesAkihabara秋葉原The classic otaku district. Retro games, gachapon by the thousand, trading card shops, second-hand figures and eight floors of toys at Yodobashi. Best explored on foot in one afternoon.The classic otaku district. Retro games, gachapon by the thousand, trading card shops, second-hand figures and eight floors of toys at Yodobashi. Best explored on foot in one afternoon.2PlacesUmeda梅田Daimaru Umeda holds Nintendo OSAKA and a Pokémon Center on the same floor — the Osaka equivalent of the Shibuya PARCO game floor.Daimaru Umeda holds Nintendo OSAKA and a Pokémon Center on the same floor — the Osaka equivalent of the Shibuya PARCO game floor.1PlacesNipponbashi (Den Den Town)日本橋（でんでんタウン）Osaka's answer to Akihabara. Second-hand figures, retro games, card shops and doujinshi along one long street.Osaka's answer to Akihabara. Second-hand figures, retro games, card shops and doujinshi along one long street.1PlacesUniversal CityユニバーサルシティUniversal Studios Japan, and the only Super Nintendo World in Japan.Universal Studios Japan, and the only Super Nintendo World in Japan.1Places
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