Orange Street Review

Orange Street is a place to go, orange street, the tide card collection place. I bought BAPE +champion+SORA+SOPH～ supreme now without queuing up. The goods look quite a lot, but the size is not complete.

The most prosperous commercial street in Osaka, the crowds are surging during the day and night, and there are all kinds of small shops on both sides of the street. If you want to buy Japanese drug makeup, you can come. There are many here. The streets are very clean and not messy.

The scenery is good, the fun is strong, and the price is relatively high.

Osaka is an absolute metropolitan city in Kansai, Japan. The bustling urban areas have quite satisfactory urban landscape, ranging from high-rise buildings to design-filled blocks, as well as developed commerce and charming night scenery. Together with the traditional Japanese customs preserved in Osaka, these have created the unique modern Japanese urban features of the city.

There are all kinds of tide signs in Orange Street, such as Champion, Supreme, XLARGE. The shops in Japan are basically closed at 8 p.m. or even earlier. They are still open in the morning and may be closed in the afternoon. Living in a restaurant, a canteen or something like that, on the contrary, is open only at night.