Nakano is a popular neighbourhood located just one stop west from Shinjuku on the JR Chuo Line. The area has an abundance of shops and restaurants, including the iconic Nakano Broadway shopping mall, famous for its many stores selling vintage toys, manga and electronics. In this walk, we will explore most of the main areas on both sides of JR Nakano Station.
This video was recorded around 19:00 on July 6, 2020
0:00 JR Nakano Station, heading to North Side
2:00 Nakano Sun Mall 中野サンモール
4:05 Sanbangai 三番街
5:10 Arriving at Nakano Broadway 中野ブロードウェイ
6:00 Walking Along Nakano Dori 中野通り
8:40 Rear Entrance of Nakano Broadway
10:00 Entrance to Araiyakushi Shopping Street 薬師あいロード商店街
10:30 Walking along Showa Shopping Street 昭和新道商店街
12:55 Nakano Fureai Road
13:40 Nakano World Kaikan ワールド会館
16:00 Exploring the Side-Streets
21:50 Fujiya Camera, One of the Best Camera Stores in Tokyo
24:00 A Map of the area
24:30 Heading to the South Side of Nakano Station (Under Train Tracks)
26:05 Rengazaka Restaurant Street 中野レンガ坂商店会
30:25 Back at Nakano Station
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