[Aichi] Nagoya Osu Kannon Half-Day Tour with Retro Arcades

Nagoya's subculture quarter, where a 17th-century temple sits in the middle of the arcades. Osu grew up around Osu Kannon and never stopped being a market - today the covered streets run from vintage clothing and secondhand cameras to anime shops, and the district has one of the densest concentrations of retro arcades in Japan, still running cabinets from the eighties and nineties. Your guide shows you which shops are worth the time, explains how Nagoya's gaming scene differs from Akihabara's, and leaves room to play.