Gakuen Avenue Asahichō Shopping Street

When Tokyo Denki University is doing an open campus or a school festival, or when there is an Arakawa fireworks display, it is held in various ways. There are free workshops where parents and children can participate, and events where you can get free toys with shiny LED lights. People from nearby elementary and junior high schools and the fire department play musical instruments outside, and the samba carnival also comes.

Mr. Irie of tea, Mr. Nakai who is in the middle of spearing, Mr. Yoshidaya, a Japanese sweets shop who also sold rice balls until late at night, Mr. Sato's watchmaker, Asahi bookstore, Taiyodo bookstore, Mr. Nishimura of toys, photo Mr. Hasumi from the store and Mr. Ichiraku from cosmetics. I forgot the name, but there were many privately run shops such as okonomiyaki and yakisoba shops that you can take home, and pharmacies that are not chain stores. As I wrote in the Adachi Seiwa Shinkin Bank, there was a fair on the 1st, 15th, and 26th of every month in the shopping district, and the sweet smell of baby castella and the smell of sauce spread and it was 30 that young and old gathered in the shopping district It was a story a year ago, and at that time, the stalls of the fair continued to the supermarket Tanaka, and I remember that I sometimes looked back on the fact that the bustle went away until I turned the corner to go home. Some stores have been closed due to the redevelopment of the east exit of the station, and many are still in business. When I return to my parents' house, I try to choose such a privately owned store for shopping as much as possible.

Satisfied with the old town in downtown

Gakuen-dori is just outside the Kitasenju Station East Exit. Enjoy shopping from students to ladies and gentlemen. There are many people whenever I go. But fun.

I have seen samba