A combined home and store, this is the location of the Tsugihito Air Treck shop. The shop itself takes up the bottom floor of the building while the Tsuguhito family live upstairs. The shop is run not only by two past tuners and members of the past Tool Toul To team, but their two sons, Hanzaemon and Takeo seem to be around more frequently than their parents due to "business trips" and have been know to run the store well, if not better than their parents. The shop itself is known notoriously for having up to date AT gear and parts. Come inside and take a look around!

The Ebisubashi bridge is just under the Glico Man billboard. Originally constructed to provide access to the nearby Ebisu Shrine, the bridge is the location of a legendary curse on Osaka's baseball team. It also provides a link between the Shinsaibashi and Dōtonbori shopping districts. Due to the canal being a major part of Dōtonbori, the Ebisubashi bridge is also a hot spot for the boat taxi service pick-up and drop-offs as well as the river cruises. The riverside boardwalk makes for a nice ambiance while shopping or just being out and about. At the south end of the bridge, there is said to be a small puppet theatre. Taking the bridge north, will lead one to the Osaka Castle. Don't forget to check out the beloved Kani-Doraku restaurant complete with mechanical moving crab on top, and of course the Dōtonbori arcade!

One of Japan's most famous landmarks. The castle played a major role in the unification of Japan during the sixteenth century. It is built on two raised platforms of landfill supported by sheer walls of cut rock, each overlooking a moat. The central castle building is five stories on the outside and eight stories on the inside, and built atop a tall stone foundation. The castle is open to the public and has become a popular spot during festival seasons. Especially during the cherry blossom bloom when the grounds are usually covered with food vendors and taiko drummers. There is also a large indoor arena, Osaka-jō Hall, located within the grounds of the castle park.