There are many old shopping streets all over Japan, and Shintencho, located right out the west exit of Tenjin Station, is one of them. Not so big with 100 shops, it's still lively with loads of people passing though every day. There are all types of products for sale here in umbrella shops, Japanese restaurants, specialty goods, and more. It's not only an important place for locals, but also an interesting experience of a Japanese shopping arcade. Be sure to check out the Japanese gift shop at the southeast corner.
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Shintencho Shopping Arcade, Tenjin
A lively old-styled shopping street
By Haruka Saijo
Community writer
The biggest clock tower in Japan plays different music every hour
An entrance to Shintencho
Inside the arcade you can see a drug store, a clothing store, a phone shop, and more in just one photo
Decorations for the summer season
Japanese summer decorations also appear on the fairytale clock
There is a Tenjin Station exit as well
Old Japanese styled shopping street
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