Shinsekai

A slide which drops one down from 22 meters above ground without stopping.Riders swirl once around the new landmark Tsutenkaku cylindrical elevator tower as they speed down the 22 meter drop in a 60 meter tube.

The name "New World" is the name taken from the Meiji era to correspond to the "Old World" of the Edo era (Tokugawa Shogunate). In 1903, the 5th Return to the Inner World Expo was held in Japan, and it was also the birth of the "New World". The old town of Tsutenkaku is centered on the "New World" and has a strong historical human touch. It is designed by the two major French landmarks, the Eiffel Tower ＋ Arc de Triomphe. The Tsutenkaku is the second generation of Tsutenkaku, and the Tokyo Tower is designed by the same architect.

The strange streets, the classic Japanese style, here, with a colorful history and unique personality characteristics, with guitars and low-singing street artists, hanging puffer dolphin lanterns of the Japanese-style izakaya, have been in novels, comics, film and television works.

Super Osaka-style place! The signboards of each restaurant are shocking! And each one looks very delicious ～ A must-go place to go to Osaka 😆

Osaka's famous old neighborhoods are full of "the people" style, including the Tsutenkaku Tower and many historical shops, are all iconic scenes with Osaka style, especially the picture of the puffer lantern and the tower, which has been featured in many film and television works. The grassroots style of the common people in this neighborhood has not changed much for many years. It is a good place to trace Osaka's past prosperity, and the urban spirit of Osaka's "civilian secular" is fully reflected here.

we went there early in the morning so there will be no flooding of people taking pictures. we were able to get the view for ourselves.

Good choice, a good choice for travel shopping.