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Akihabara

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Known by the nickname Akiba, Akihabara, or the area mainly around Chuo Street and Kanda Myojin Street, is known as one of the world's largest electronics towns. The area is dotted with stores of various sizes, from major retailers carrying the latest computers and smartphones to small stores carrying parts for electronics. Akiba is also known as a Mecca for otaku from around the world who love to hang out at shops carrying Japan's latest anime, comics or idol goods, or maid themed cafes. The spot under the elevated tracks of JR Akihabara Station has been transformed into a new destination through redevelopment. Just a short walk from the main street is Kanda Shrine, which has been around for close to 1,300 years.

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Street address

Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021
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Access

  • Immediately adjacent to JR Akihabara Station

Opening Hours

Varies by store

Closed

Varies by store

Website

http://www.gotokyo.org/en/tourists/areas/areamap/akihabara.html

Best season

All year

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