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Equipment: Nikon FM3a, Film: Fuji Business ISO400
After arriving in Nagoya in the fall of 2016, friends who came to Japan to travel from Japan also came in pairs of 3 and 4, but the students who deliberately turned to Nagomura to take a look were really - non-existent. The most unattractive cities in the annual TV variety show selection can probably rank in the top three.
But after living here for a year and a half, I will feel more and more that this is a city that makes a lot of money.
Interesting places, look for them, there are still some.
As a resident of Nagoya City, whether you are traveling on business or visiting relatives and friends, there is one landmark that you must know, that is: the Admiralty of the famous station.
Everyone is here to meet, so that it is not so easy to find their companions at a glance among these dozens of people.
From Mei station to (?) After walking a little further, we will come to the place where I personally think that the famous village is the most colorful and layered place- Osu Shopping Street. It seems to be from the largest shopping street in Japan.
Overall: a mix of fish and dragons.
There are two-dimensional game anime merchandise shops, maid coffee shops, and kimono yukata antique shops.
The age of the product is also very rich, from the latest switch game to the red and white machine cassette of the year can be found.
Walk into the Showa Nostalgia Game Store, which is filled with children's toys from the 90s, from plastic Ultraman with a broken arm to fat ding with a plastic bag shell, stuffed with a Showa-style glass window. I've been wondering if these stores can really stay in business? But this is also the charm of Osu, the feelings of the Showa wind, and the traces of the bubble era.
