Exploring Nakazaki-cho in Osaka 🌇

I’ve also borrowed some shopping experiences from other friends and will focus on introducing a few standout stores here. 😃 Salon de AManTo : From the outside, it looks like a treehouse in the forest. The interior is spacious and full of Japanese-style clutter. For just 300 yen, you can spend an entire afternoon here. 🌿 🌸 TEN TEN Castle: With its eye-catching yellow entrance, this place is perfect for taking great photos. 📸 🌸 Neel: This super-popular little pear shop from Tokyo probably requires a queue. It doesn’t support mobile payments, so let the staff know in advance if you want a transparent takeaway cup. 🍐 🌸 Pigsty: A huge vintage store with a wide range of items and on-point aesthetics. 🎨 🌸 OSA Coffee: There are no seats inside, but the ice cream pudding is huge. The rule is that everyone must order at least one drink. 🍨 🌸 Portal: A small vintage clothing store with carefully selected items and reasonable prices. This is the only clothing store I shopped at during this trip. 👗 🌸 Animal General Store: with a small animal theme, full of cute and adorable items. 🐰 🌸 Osaka Naniwaya : A 114-year-old dessert shop. The signature items are shaved ice and taiyaki (Japanese fish-shaped cake). 🍧 🌸 There’s also a hidden gem near Nakazaki-cho: Osaka’s top 1 udon noodle shop. It’s absolutely worth a visit, ladies! 🍳 #Osaka 🌸 #NakazakiCho 🌿 #ShoppingInOsaka 🛍️