I want to buy some animation products in Japan. Where can I find a dedicated Japanese animation tour group? My Japanese is not good, I hope I can go with a group!

Nissin Tourism has a special Japanese animation tour group. Search "Nisshin Tourism" on Baidu

The places visited are:

Osaka: Osaka Castle, Shinsaibashi Kyoto: Kinkakuji Temple, Yasumei Shrine Hakone: Hot Springs, Mount Fuji Tokyo: C80, Akihabara, Nakano, Girls' Road, Maid Café, Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Ueno

Osaka Castle: The history of Osaka Castle is closely connected with the history of Japan's Warring States Period, when the Sixth Heaven Demon King His "monkey" Yucai Hideyoshi built the ancient castle of Osaka. Later, Osaka Castle was also torn by wars during the warring states daimyo's mutual conquests. One of Sanada Yukimura's most famous battles used Osaka Castle as the battlefield. Wandering around Osaka Castle, you can still feel the passion and excitement of "Sengoku Basara".

Kinkakuji: Many people were accompanied by Ikkyu in "The Smart Ikkyu" during their childhood, and Kinkakuji is the courtyard where the general Adachi Yoshimitsu, who battled wits with Ikkyu, lived. Maybe When you come to Kinkakuji Temple, you can recall the happy time of sitting on TV and watching animation!

Yasaki Shrine: When talking about the greatest onmyoji in Japan, everyone will say one name in unison: Yasaki Abe. Abe Jingming, who has left his footprints in many animation works, is said to be a handsome and elegant man with a hint of evil charm in his mystery. But what is the image of Jingming in real history? Come to Jingming Shrine and experience it together.

Hot springs: Paper-made wooden doors, low and rugged rocks, steaming slightly steaming spring water, and a pour of milk. The scenes that often appear in Japanese animations can tell us, Hot springs are everything in Japanese life. Here, you can fully integrate with nature. You may encounter mountain monkeys who come to play in the hot springs. You may even find your own Lake Toya Sage~~

Mt. Fuji : As a symbol of Japan, Mount Fuji has left its presence in countless anime works. Whether it is the dark and mysterious sea of ??trees at the foot of the mountain, or the calm and restless crater at the top of the mountain, they are all so fascinating. Next stop - Mount Fuji!

Comic 80: The world’s largest anime fan exhibition, a pilgrimage that otakus must go to. Now is a God-given opportunity. As long as you still have the spirit of being a homebody, why are you hesitating? Let’s go to C80 together!

Akihabara: The ultimate holy land for OTAKU, everything about anime can be found here. If you have never been to Akihabara in your life, it would be useless to call you a homebody. Are you a homebody today?

Otome Street: If Akihabara is the holy land of OTAKU, then Otome Street is a paradise for fujoshis. Tanbi, BL, CP, you can’t think of it, but you can’t find it if you don’t.

Shinjuku: Maybe you have forgotten Gin and Man who were active in Shinjuku in "The Shining", but you should never forget that they guarded everything in Shinjuku Kabukicho in "Gintama" The house of everything. This is the origin of countless anime stories, how can you miss it?

Maid Cafe: Do you want to hear the soft and heart-warming "Master, 様~"? Do you want to see a soft girl wearing a lace maid outfit? All this in the maid cafe.

Tokyo Tower: If you have watched CLAMP's "X-Men", then you will never forget Tokyo Tower. Climb to the top of the tower and overlook this prosperous metropolis with infinite evil charm like the mighty Silang.

Ikebukuro: No one can predict how many secrets are hidden behind the streets of Ikebukuro. You may meet the intelligence dealer with narrow eyes and a sinister smile; you may meet the bartender with brown sunglasses who has strange powers; you may even meet the courier who always wears a black helmet... ...Ikebukuro, there are so many urban legends waiting for you to encounter.