[Aichi/Nagoya] If you're in Nagoya, this is the place! Osu!

Osu Kannon is a temple that represents Nagoya and is located in Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. It is also known as a tourist destination. It was originally built in Gifu Prefecture, but was moved to its current location in 1612 by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The statue of the Bodhisattva Kannon, the principal image of the temple enshrined in the Kannon Hall, is said to have many benefits, such as warding off evil, academic success, and finding a partner, and is a constant source of worshippers. In particular, the antique market held on the 18th of every month attracts many visitors. ◆Shopping Street and Osu Kannon Around Osu Kannon, Osu Shopping Street spreads out, and it is a unique area that combines a retro atmosphere with newness. The arcade street is lined with old shops, new shops, and cafes, and is bustling with tourists who enjoy shopping and eating. ◆Eating and Walking Osu Shopping Street is also popular as a spot for eating and walking. You can enjoy a variety of gourmet foods, such as Nagoya's specialty miso katsu, chicken wings, takoyaki, and sweets. A popular way to enjoy the area is to stroll through the shopping district with a takeaway meal in hand. ◆Electricity Town Osu is also known as Nagoya's "Electricity Town," with many stores selling electrical appliances, electronic parts, games, and anime-related goods. The Electricity Town, which is on a par with Akihabara in size, is a great place to look for gadgets and geek items. #0YenTravelAutumn