From this time, street corner watching is “Kinki series”.
The first is “Denden Town”, an electric shop in Osaka.
I have stayed at a hotel here before.
At that time, I was only staying at the hotel and not taking a leisurely stroll around the city.
I wasn’t very interested in being an electric shop.
The electric shop street for me is Akihabara in Tokyo.
I thought it was a lonely city with a completely different number of people than Akihabara.
Nothing happened, because when the city fell asleep, I returned to the hotel and lived an early morning move.
This time, I went out on weekday noon and Sunday noon.
“Ota Road” next to “Denden Town”, although the area is small, it was as lively as Akihabara.
On the contrary, I was surprised unlike the electric shop town I expected.
Especially on Sunday, it was crowded with people.
Depending on the store, it is 3 dense regardless of the corona damage.
I was happy to feel the liveliness of the young people after a long absence.
I could understand the geography during the day.
It turned out that it was close to “Namba”, “Nihonbashi”, and “Ebisu”.
The location is also the best in terms of access.
There are many young people, but old-fashioned electronic parts stores are declining.
It’s the same in Akihabara.
In the morning, I went to Namba from the hotel in Nihonbashi and went to Tennoji on the Subway Midosuji Line.
There were three stations.
On the way back, I walked from Tennoji to Tsutenkaku, went out to Ebisu, went to “Denden Town”, and walked back to the hotel in Nihonbashi.
I was surprised that it was closer than I expected.
This concludes the introduction of “Denden Town”.
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