How to Reach Full Comp Osaka Nipponbashi

Getting there

The shop page gives two lines of directions and nothing more:

• Nipponbashi Station (日本橋駅), Exit 5 (5番出口): 8-minute walk.
• Nankai Namba Station (南海電鉄 難波駅): 5-minute walk. No exit is named for this one.

There is no step-by-step route or route photo, so use the walking directions button above for the last stretch. At the building, go up to the 4th floor and look for unit A (4階A).

Nipponbashi Station is the Osaka one

Osaka's Nipponbashi Station and Tokyo's Nihombashi Station are both written 日本橋駅. The shop page does not name the railway line, so a train app may offer either. Check that the station you pick is in Osaka; the Hareruya2 Namba access page, for example, refers to Nipponbashi Station on the Sennichimae Line. The street address, 日本橋3丁目 in Naniwa-ku, is also the Osaka district.

Opening hours

The shop is open 12:00–20:00 Monday to Friday and 10:00–20:00 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, and the page says it is open every day of the year (年中無休). It adds that the shop may open early on new-release days, so a release-day visit may start before the usual time.

What the shop sells

The page lists Yu-Gi-Oh!, Duel Masters and Pokémon cards "and others", without a full title list. It does not mention a play space, so we have left that as not confirmed. For Yu-Gi-Oh!, how the Japanese OCG differs from the TCG explains what you are buying and the Yu-Gi-Oh! sleeve guide covers the smaller card size. For Pokémon, how to read a Japanese Pokémon card explains the set mark and number.

What the official page does not say

The page does not mention an elevator, a play space, payment methods, tax-free shopping or English-speaking staff. We have left all of these as not confirmed. Ask at the counter if any of them matters for your visit.

Another shop in this guide with a 3-8 address

Card Labo Namba, at 3-8-16 Nipponbashi, has the same 3-8 block number in its address as Full Comp (3-8-18). Its shop page also gives Nipponbashi Station Exit 5 as one of its access lines. The two are separate shops with separate pages in this guide; check the building name (Hirata Building for Full Comp, Yasuda Building for Card Labo Namba) at the door.

Before you fly home

Singles bend easily in a bag. Our sleeve size guide covers which sleeves fit Japanese card games, and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards need the smaller size covered in the Yu-Gi-Oh! sleeve guide linked above.

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