Places in this collection
AKIBA-HOBBY 秋葉原店
shop6f, 3 Chome-14-6 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 101-0021, Japan
Shop with gacha items, cash only
View on Google Mapsglänta Kyoto Sanjo Kawaramachi
shopJapan, 〒604-8004 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Nakajimachō, 三条通河原町 東入中島町87番地 1F
Custom matching rings, engraving available, handmade process
View on Google MapsHirobun
restaurant87 Kuramakibunecho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 601-1112, Japan
Catching flowing noodles
View on Google MapsGAP Shinsaibashi
shopJapan, 〒542-0085 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashisuji, 1 Chome−9−6 心斎橋MGビル
This GAP store offers Osaka exclusive shirts and hoodies, as well as customization options for patches and decals. They also have cute GAP hoodie bag charms from a gacha machine.
View on Google Mapsgashacoco Namba Ebisu Bashi-Suji (Capsule Toy Store)
shopJapan, 〒542-0076 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Namba, 3 Chome−5−1 なんば一番ビル 1F
Largest gachapon store in Osaka, with over 2,800 machines spread across three levels, organises gachapon by the five human senses, rare Casio finger ring gacha
View on Google MapsKatsuoji
attraction2914-1 Aomatani, Minoh, Osaka 562-8508, Japan
Famous for thousands of red daruma dolls scattered everywhere. There's a small 500 yen entry fee, and for that you get a blank postcard that you get to fill out all the way throughout the park. Each layer of the stamp is labelled 1, 2, 6, and they change seasonally. They even have a gift shop where you can purchase little keepsakes and even a daruma doll for your self to put in the park. These Daruma dolls are supposed to stand for perseverance and good luck.
View on Google MapsSalmon Kat Namba
restaurantJapan, 〒542-0074 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Sennichimae, 1 Chome−9−12 B1
Serves super delicious salmon bowl.
View on Google MapsNikuya Dotonbori store
restaurantRibera 西心斎橋 1F, 2 Chome-6-9 Nishishinsaibashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0086, Japan
The creator's first bite every time they visit Osaka, featuring Wagyu beef steak.
View on Google MapsGinza Itoya
shop2 Chome-7-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
Sells various items shaped like traditional Japanese blackboard erasers, including phone screen wipes and large pillows.
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