The world of fantasy two-dimensional | 🇯🇵Tsutenkaku in Japan🗼

Every time I miss traveling, I can't help but flip through the travel photos of the past. Every time I feel like I'm back to that moment in the past❤️ 🗼【Tsutenkaku】 🔺It is one of the landmarks of Osaka and is also a "Registered Tangible Cultural Property" of Japan. 🔺It was built with reference to the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower. It was the tallest building in the East at that time and a landmark building in Osaka. 🔺It means "a towering building leading to the sky". The designer is Naito Tadashi and the name is Minamito Sawagaku, a Confucian scholar in the Meiji period. 🔷Compared to the rich food in Dotonbori, I prefer the quietness and charm of Tsutenkaku. This comes from my admiration and respect for Japanese style! 🔷This neighborhood is full of Osaka local style, especially the scene of the street puffer lanterns and Tsutenkaku Village, which has appeared in many film and television works. 🔷The scenes in the comics are reflected in reality, with a sense of time and modernity overlapping each other. Walking on the streets of the New World is like being in Conan's world, half dream and half reality. ▪️Must-check-in points: ☑️There is also a Billiken God of Fortune on the ceiling of the elevator to the fourth floor. The 4th and 5th floors are the observation decks. There is a Billiken statue on the 5th floor. Be sure to touch its feet. It can bless people to pass exams and get a good marriage. It is said that touching its soles will bring good luck. ☑️There are also eight gods of fortune. There is a seal on the ground of each statue, which is especially suitable for checking in and putting it in a notebook as a souvenir; the special observation deck is charged separately. Such lovely staff 😄 ☑️The first floor of Tsutenkaku is the Glico showroom. . . I wish I could take them all home. 😍😍 🇯🇵Japanese street signs know how to advertise. Usually when people mention Japan, the first thing that comes to mind is anime, cherry blossoms, and even the erotic industry. In fact, in addition to these, Japan’s street signs are also very interesting. Perhaps thanks to Japan's developed animation industry, many stores are keen on using three-dimensional and vivid images outside their stores. Even if you can't understand the densely packed Japanese characters, you can still get a glimpse of the business from the vivid cartoon characters. This is vividly reflected in food. Pufferfish, octopus, crab... these unique street signs help you overcome language barriers. 🟣Attractions: Tsutenkaku, Osaka, Japan 🔵Address: 1-18-6 Ebisu-Higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka, Japan 🟢Business hours: 9:00-21:00 (no admission 30 minutes before closing) 🟡Transportation guide: Subway Sakaisuji Line "Dobutsuenmae Station", JR "Shin-Imamiya Station", about a 10-minute walk 🟠Tickets: 600 yen/adult, 300 yen/child (pass available) 🔴Recommended time for visiting: half a day (it is recommended to go at dusk🌆 to night, because at night the observatory can overlook the New World and Tennoji Park at your feet and even the entire Osaka city. It is a great place to enjoy the night view of Osaka🥳) #OsakaMust-visitAttractions #JapanTravel #JapanOsaka #JapanTravelStrategy #OverseasTravel