It was another hour's drive from Kyoto to Osaka. Back to Shinsaibashi, this is a good place to shop, duty-free shops, drugstores have everything. On this bridge, we stayed for a long time. Stayed in the fly to find us back and forth twice, stayed until he said, "Are you in love with this bridge?" I remember when I first came to Doton, it was evening. At that time, the streets were not all drugstores and duty-free shops. Of course, there are not many Chinese people here. The most impressive thing is that there are countless 18-stores. Their 18 bans are projected on the ground. Can you imagine a group of 16-year-old teenagers who didn't notice the scene after they rushed into the store and then hurriedly fled in the eyes of the clerk? I remember the scene freshly, when I entered the store, I escaped from the shop laughing on the street, and I wanted to buy souvenirs, but every one of them was depressed by MADE IN CHINA. Adolescents who have been traveling together have already had their own horizons. I will come back here again, and it is also ever-changing. Japanese food, in addition to the daily materials, the most famous on the street is probably the octopus balls. The first time I had no experience in Japan, I took a whole meal in one bite and then licked my mouth with a hot tooth. A box of eight, eight people are this look. At that time, it probably wouldnt be installed. Its just fun, and its not happy when its on the face. The street snacks line up a lot of people, but we are not interested. Too hot, probably only ice water yogurt can be saved.