In which city or where is the animation center in Japan?

Akihabara, Japan is an animation city.

Akihabara (ぁきはばら), commonly known as autumn leaves, is located in the southwest of Taitung District, Tokyo, Japan. East to Zhaohetong, north to Tibet Qianqiaotong, west to Jintian Sidingmu outside Chiyoda, south to Chiyoda Jintian Lianku Town and Kanda Song Yong Town. It is an electrical street that is synchronized with the frontier industries of the times.

There are thousands of shops in Akihabara at present. Akihabara is just outside the east gate of old Tokyo. After World War II, there appeared a black market selling rare and high-quality electronic products.

From 1950s to 1980s, the shops here supplied televisions and refrigerators in large quantities, followed by video recorders and game machines. Nowadays, electronic products stores, model toy stores, animation products stores and theme cafes coexist here, and new office and retail complex buildings are gradually emerging in order to create more commercial profits.

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GACHAPON Hall in Akihabara is a vending machine with 430 gachagacha toys. Bread Man, Gundam, Kamen Rider, Pikachu, Muscle Man, New Century Gospel Warrior and other famous animation items.

Anime lovers can come here to collect rare objects, each of which is exquisite enough for you to watch carefully, and it is also good to bring it to your friends as a specialty.

From 65438 to 0994, the sales of computer-related products in Akihabara Electric Street exceeded the sales of household appliances. Akihabara has gradually become a cutting-edge multimedia street centered on computers, mobile phones and network-related products. In recent years, Electric Street is becoming a new world created by the Internet.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Akihabara