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Osaka Japan, Neon signs are luminous-tube signs that contain neon or other inert gases at a low pressure. Applying a high voltage (usually a few thousand volts) makes the gas glow brightly. The running man in the middle has been a famous la
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The running man from Ebisubashi. One blue-hour frame, then move — do not block the bridge.
Best time
Weekday morning or dusk. Weekend noon is thick.
How to go
From Namba walk toward Ebisubashi, about 5–10 minutes. The running man is on the bridge. ICOCA or PiTaPa taps the gate. An Osaka Metro day pass is Metro only — not JR.
Tips
- · The running man from Ebisubashi. One blue-hour frame, then move — do not block the bridge.
- · One blue-hour photo, then clear the bridge. Do not wait for people on the deck.
Next stop
Where this line goes next
Walk or ride one stop. A new district is another day.
Shinsaibashisuji
Walk · 7min
Follow the Ebisubashi deck to the Shinsaibashi arcade, about 5–10 minutes. No train. Exit: From Namba walk toward Ebisubashi, about 5–10 minutes. The running man is on the bridge.
After the photo, leave the bridge toward Hozenji or the arcade. Next is Shinsaibashisuji.
Daimaru Shinsaibashi
Walk · 10min
Follow the Ebisubashi deck to the north end of the arcade, about about 10 minutes. No train. Exit: From Namba walk toward Ebisubashi, about 5–10 minutes. The running man is on the bridge.
After the photo, leave the bridge toward Hozenji or the arcade. Next is Daimaru Shinsaibashi.
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