Private Akihabara anime Tour(walking Tour with photography)

Exiting the Akihabara Electric Town entrance brings you face-to-face with Anime Town.
There's a Starbucks on the first floor, so I'll be waiting outside.
If it's cold or raining, let's meet inside instead.

The shrine was also the setting for an anime called Steins; Gate. This shrine worships a very rare tanuki. Although tanuki is an animal, in Japanese it is the same Japanese word for "overtaking others. Therefore, people who want to succeed in something secretly come to this shrine. Although it is not a large shrine located in the middle of a group of buildings, you will feel the sacred atmosphere when you enter this space.

Do you feel cheap anywhere in Akihabara for otaku goods? That would be true too. Buying in Japan is inevitably cheaper than buying in your country. But don't be satisfied with just that. This Rashinban is an anime goods store that deals in used goods. However, they are all very clean and just as good as brand new ones. There are trends in Akihabara, and many anime goods may be hard to find. However, you still have a chance in this store. You will feel like you are on a treasure hunt here, and if you find what you want it will be the best souvenir. It will be a masterpiece and an irreplaceable memory of your trip to Japan.

I want to buy some anime goods as a memory of my visit to Akihabara. If so, go to this G-store first. This store offers many T-shirts, which is rare even in Akihabara. They also sell cosplay items, so if you want to buy cosplay items as well, this is the place to go. It's not easy to pack souvenirs in your luggage. But the T-shirts are easy to pack and make good souvenirs!

In this store, you can see anime goods on the 1st and 2nd floor and plastic modeling tools on the 3rd floor.
They carry goods such as Final Fantasy, Pokemon, Street Fighter, etc. You can buy anime goods that are hard to find even in Akihabara.

Retro games are already out of production and finding them is very difficult. But this Super Potato is a store that deals only with retro games, and you will feel like a kid again when you see a lot of NES, SNES, and PS1 game softwares.
The store is divided into 3 floors: 3F is mainly for Nintendo, 4F is mainly for PS, and 5F is the arcade section for retro games. Also on the 5th floor you can buy DAGASHI (cheap snacks that Japanese kids eat), which is unique to Japan.

Japanese arcade culture is unique to Japan, with UFO catchers (craw clanes), fighting games, music games, quiz games, purikura (photo booths where you can process photos taken on the spot into stickers), racing games, and shooting games.
It is exciting and captivating, so much so that you will lose track of time.
On the 6th floor of GIGO, you will find a retro arcade, which is probably the only place in Japan where you can play so many old machines.
You can feel the history of Japanese arcades in this place, and you will be fascinated by the world of dot-pictures.

I want to get some figures, stuffed animals, etc. in Akihabara.
In such a case, this store is recommended.
As I acquire more than 1,000 pieces of anime goods a year, I will teach you how to get them, so please enjoy and get them at a reasonable price!

I have a warehouse where I will give you a gift.
You can also choose whatever you like.