How to visit Akihabara? Any good suggestions?

Akihabara travel guide, half-day stroll, a few tips to make your money more cost-effective ~

First, the business hours are not as long as those in China. Basically, it closes at eight or nine in the evening, and several big stores close at eight.

Second, the boxing resort "paradise"

The floors of 1, B 1, 1 are all handmade, and most of them are medieval. If you buy one less, the price is very good. You can find a lot of good things when you browse carefully. These two floors can take two or three hours.

On the second and third floors are some cute little things, various small parts of plush toys and so on. The fourth floor is the beautiful girl building, and the fifth floor is the mecha building, which is simply terrible!

3, a dazzling variety of gadgets and paint accessories! 6 is a special layer for cards, many, many out-of-print cards! There is also a small exhibition on the seventh floor, which is on sale. What I saw this time was a beautiful girl who knew nothing.

There is a whole row of egg-twisting dragons outside the duty-free shop. You basically have everything you want. Don't miss it.

In fact, the prices of small shops around will be more friendly. In my opinion, the price of paradise is on the high side, but the goods are relatively complete, depending on personal preferences.

Three. Other suggestions

1, because when I got to that area, I was completely crazy! Drop it! Yes! There's no time for anything else! I just want to buy it in buy buy!

It's not good to visit only for half a day. There are many interesting shops, such as those selling fc and ngc old games. There is a rule in the store that you can play a game with the shopkeeper on the spot and win 500 yen directly or something. ...

3. Yes, the old man said it was fun, but he didn't want to buy peripheral products. Maybe there are more free resources in China. And if you don't know Japanese, it will be a headache to find something specific.

I hope my answer is helpful to you. I'm Chong Xuan, welcome to pay attention. Learn more about efficient work skills and practical dry goods in the workplace.