Akihabara Electric Town

"lieu rempli de boutiques de produits d’anime et manga"

@aymericsan

"Néons · mangas · figurines · salles d'arcade · à voir de nuit"

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"fameux quartier électronique de la capitale, qui a perdu de sa superbe depuis les années 2000, devant surtout un lieu rempli de boutiques de produits d’anime et mangaqui gonflent les prix"

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"Pour les gamers et les fans de mangas"

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"Akihabara is a district in central Tokyo famous for electronics shops and as a center of Japan's otaku culture, with many anime and manga shops. Go out the electric town gate, walk straight to the street to Surugaya, they have a lot of variety and had good prices for the games I looked into. Right next to it is Radio Kaikan which has a lot of stores for figures, Gundam and other hobby stuff. Once you are finished in there go outside and turn left twice. Then there is a huge hall with tiny shops of the old Akihabara. Lots of radio and electrical stuff. I think your three hours may already be over at this point but there's more of you are fast or have the time: cross the street when you are out of the building with the small stores and walk towards the store that has home appliances and a maid Cafe (I think Onoden was the name). On the second floor there is a Cospa with lots of anime merch like T-shirts and bags. If you are short on time you can skip it and walk the streets of Akihabara. On the left there is an arcade with lots of great retro games called HEY and a manga store in the basement that you definitely don't want to visit with your parents. If you want to play crane games then don't do it in one of the former Sega arcades, they usually cost double that of the other ones. Go to Game Panic for that, they have 4 floors of crane games, are fairly priced and have helpful staff. Also if you are hungry there are great places to eat, I can recommend Hakata Furyu Akihabara 2nd because I love Hakata Tonkotsu ramen and they have an English menu and explanation on how to get free refill of noodles!"

@berlindsey

"Elektronik, Technik, Manga, Anime, Maid Café "

@sarah.m.thuene

"shopping area for electronic items "

@brentondpiper

"Geek et fan de la culture pop japonaise "

@lesiagrimaldi

"Pareil que pour le pin d'en dessous"

@hell_is_h3re

"Anciennement connu comme quartier de l'électronique, Akihabara est maintenant connu pour être le quartier du hobby en tout genre."

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" Quartier « électronique » de la ville. "

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"Quartier « électronique » de la ville. "

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"La chuo dori traverse "electric town" S'alignent magasins de produits high tech Néons Maid cafés tenus par des soubrettes Cosplay le weekend"

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"L’area detta Akihabara si trova nel quartiere di Chiyoda. Akihabara è famosa soprattutto per la sua grande concentrazione di negozi che vendono tutti i tipi di apparecchi elettronici, manga, anime, videogiochi ed articoli per adulti."

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"Nerdy video game district. Lots of arcades and gaming places. Bright lights would be cool to see at night. "

@alexkay98

"circuit via Asakusa / rivière Kareda / puis Ochanamizu / Uni meiji / Jinbocho / Tateishi Tamaoka"

@jaju5

"Shopping manga, figurine,… De nuit ça doit envoyer du lourd "

@adrienglebert1

"Vintage electronic market BBSP"

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"Akihabara Electric Town—affectionately known as Akiba—is worldly famous for its densely packed buildings crammed full of anime, manga, and game paraphernalia. It's a must-go spot for visitors to Japan who want to bask in geeky otaku culture. Located in the heart of Tokyo, Akihabara Station is easily accessible via the JR Yamanote Line."

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"Quartier jeux vidéo, magasins, très coloré et rétro https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akihabara"

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"Game, electronics and arcades?"

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