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Walk Akihabara, Ikebukuro and Namba from official addresses

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Akihabara, Ikebukuro and Namba are the three districts worth a dedicated walk, and every shop listed for them here comes from an official address rather than a map-site pin.

Key points

  • Only shops with an official published address are listed.
  • Akihabara, Ikebukuro and Namba carry the densest walks.
  • The Japan shop table holds addresses, hours, and sources.

How the list is built

The table sits at the Japan shop list (Japanese), with a page per district and a page per shop. Nothing goes in without an address traced to an official source, so this is not a dump of map-site entries.

That rule is the whole point. An aggregator will happily send you to a shop that moved two years ago, while an official store page will not.

FAQ

Which districts are worth a dedicated walk?

Akihabara, Ikebukuro and Namba. Each has several confirmed shops within walking distance, which is what makes a planned route worthwhile rather than a single stop.

Because a shop needs an official published address to get a page. The gap between this list and a map search is the set of listings nobody could verify.

What language are the shop pages in?

Japanese. Each page carries the address, phone number, and opening hours as published, alongside a link to the official source.

Next steps

Open the Japan shop list (Japanese) and pick a district. To open packs online while you plan, use Cardz.game and price the result on CardZ Marketcap.

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