Osaka: Umeda, Shinsaibashi, Den-Den Town, Shinsekai
Four official stores on one floor at Umeda, three more at Shinsaibashi, then the hobby streets and the tower.
Morning
LUCUA SOUTH 13F, Umeda
Start at Osaka/Umeda Station, about five minutes on foot from the central exit. The 13th floor of LUCUA SOUTH, which opened in April 2026, is a single floor of manufacturer-run shops: the ONE PIECE Mugiwara Store, Pokémon Center Osaka, Nintendo OSAKA, a Capcom store and café and a Tomica & Plarail shop, all open roughly 10:00–20:00. On busy days Nintendo OSAKA hands out numbered entry tickets, at the 1F South Gate Plaza before opening and outside the shop after. Older guides call this building Daimaru Umeda: the address is now LUCUA SOUTH.
Spot guide: Mugiwara Store Umeda, LUCUA SOUTHLate morning
Jump Shop at HEP FIVE
About four minutes' walk from LUCUA. Shueisha's official Jump Shop is on the 6th floor of HEP FIVE, open roughly 11:00–21:00 on the building's hours. There are two more Jump Shops in Osaka, at Daimaru Shinsaibashi and at Tennoji Mio.
Midday
Umeda → Shinsaibashi
One straight ride south on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. Exit 4 at Shinsaibashi connects to Daimaru by an underground passage, which is worth knowing on a wet day.
Early afternoon
Pokémon Center Osaka DX and the 9th floor
The 9th floor of the Daimaru Shinsaibashi main building holds three official shops side by side: Pokémon Center Osaka DX, the reservation-only Pokémon Café and a Jump Shop, all roughly 10:00–20:00. The store closes only on January 1 and 2. Capcom's own Capcom Store Osaka is two minutes north on the 6th floor of Shinsaibashi PARCO, with irregular closing days.
Spot guide: Pokémon Center Osaka DX, Daimaru ShinsaibashiAfternoon
Nipponbashi Den-Den Town and Ota Road
About 15 min on foot south, or one stop on the subway to Nipponbashi. Osaka's tourism bureau describes this as the city's hobby quarter, with anime shops and maid cafés concentrated on Ota Road on the west side. animate Nipponbashi is open 11:00–20:00 on weekdays and 10:00–20:00 at weekends, year-round. The shopping streets themselves are public and free.
Evening
Tsutenkaku and Shinsekai
A 15-min walk or one more subway stop. The tower's basement, Tsutenkaku Waku Waku Land, is free and open 9:00–21:30, with maker-run character shops. The observation deck runs 9:00–21:45 with last entry at 21:15 and costs about ¥1,500 for adults and ¥800 for children aged 5–14; entry is by timed reservation, and it is included in the Osaka Amazing Pass. Tsutenkaku is currently a stop on two licensed anime stamp rallies, both free to join: Blue Archive's fifth-anniversary rally to October 12, 2026, and the Osaka tourism bureau's Nippon Sangoku rally to December 31, 2026.








