As long as you mention Osaka, the first thing that everyone thinks of is to buy and buy the "Shinsai Bridge" and the "Dawton Rise". In addition to Universal Studios and Aquarium, friends who come back to Osaka often lament that there are too few places in the city to compare with Tokyo. But in fact, Osaka also has a otaku's paradise "Akihabara", a "Harajuku" filled with hip-hop trend, and a small and particularly exquisite " Omotesando". Nakazaki-cho is very close to Osaka Umeda Station. It can be reached in about ten minutes. It is also a survivor of the Osaka air raids during World War II. The longhouses and ancient folk houses are very well preserved, and walking along the street seems to have passed back to the Showa era. However, most of the people living in the homes are elderly people. Today, Nagasaki Town is a complex of low-key fashion and old living style.