Osaka downtown area around 1965. Just walking around here brings back feelings of nostalgia and joy.
Whether you remember that time or not, you're sure to find something wonderful.

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  An old-fashioned three-wheeled truck.
  Why not climb onto the platform and take a commemorative photo?

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There are lots of fun things to do inside "Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho."
Some of them may be a little scary, but be brave and give them a try!

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  • [Japan National Railways Naniwa Station]
    The ticket gate of a Japanese National Railways station, watched over by a kind-looking station staff member.
    The train fare at that time was...

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  • [Red Post]
    A red post standing on the road.
    To whom was the letter written by the girl trying to act tall addressed?

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  • [Delivery bike]
    When you turn the accelerator...it feels like the bike is about to take off.

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  • [Surprising distribution board]
    It says "High Voltage Danger" on the outside, and there's some kind of eerie light coming from within...
    What happens if you muster up the courage to pull the lever?

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  • [Gourmet Ebisu Statue]
    If you touch the bottom of the feet, the Ebisu statue will start singing.

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  • [Chatty Bus Stop]
    If you get tired of eating around, take a break at the bus stop.
    What time will the bus come?

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  • [Hop-Hop]
    Someone drew "Kenkenpa."
    You can almost hear the children's excited voices.

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  • [Tetsu's House]
    Tetsu the dog is in a bad mood.
    Today too, he's sleeping with his backside turned to me in a sulk.
    Touch the tail to wake him up.

If you look closely at the scenery in the alley, you will see lots of interesting signs and posters. Look around every nook and cranny to find them!

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  Posters of Nikkatsu films that were all the rage at the time, including those starring Yujiro Ishihara, Akira Kobayashi, and Joe Shishido, are plastered all over the place.

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  There are lots of parody signs related to fish, inspired by the neighboring Kaiyukan Kaiyukan. Take your time to enjoy each one!
  Although "Naniwa World Expo" is a parody, it has a nostalgic atmosphere, reminiscent of the Osaka Expo.

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