Akihabara, a paradise for Japanese anime fans

#TokyoShoppingGuide Akihabara is the largest gathering place for anime trends in Tokyo. It is not only a pilgrimage site for technology fans, but also the heart of Japanese subculture. From the latest electronics to retro games and anime merchandise, Akihabara attracts visitors from all over the world with its unique charm. Most shops open around 10 o'clock, and before 10 o'clock you can see people queuing in front of many shops. Akihabara RADIO Hall: Akihabara's iconic landmark building, covering all the two-dimensional products you can imagine ~ from the well-known IPs to countless anime peripherals, figures, and capsule toys ~ everything you can think of is here! It is no exaggeration to say that it is basically the concentrated essence of Akihabara!! But the price is not as friendly as you think. Unless you are really familiar with the prices of these figures, it is easy to buy them at a high price. GIGO: GIGO has Halls 1/2/3 in Akihabara. There are indeed a lot of claw machines, including traditional three-claw machines and some relatively novel claw-shaped machines. The things in the claw machines are indeed worthwhile. The "holy land of claw machines" is indeed worthy of its reputation, but don't get too excited because it is really difficult to grab. Just try it out, and if you really like it, buy it! Electronics Building (Bic Camera): I'm not that interested in electronic products, so I just took a quick look around. There are indeed a lot of electronic products there, both new and second-hand. If you're lucky and familiar with prices, you might be able to find treasures. Cultural exploration, not to be missed In addition to shopping and dining, Akihabara also hides many cultural spots worth exploring. From ancient temples to modern art galleries, each one exudes its own unique charm. Here you can gain a deeper understanding of Japanese history, culture, and art.