Walking in Tobita Shinchi 2: Day and Night on the Main Street] Enjoying “Nishinari Morning” at a backstreet spot and enjoying Shinchi in the daytime

At 9:30 a.m., a nearby ryotei restaurant on the elevated floor opens for business. Other ryotei also have girls coming to work. Many of the girls come dressed as inconspicuously as possible, with hats on their heads, masks over their mouths, and modest jackets and socks, hiding their faces as much as possible. On the other hand, there are girls who come to work wearing expensive-looking beige coats, black Chanel bags, and all kinds of brand-name clothes. There were also girls who came to work in casual clothes such as jeans and pink Y-shirts. Aunties were also coming to work. They were all dressed in very ordinary clothes.

A thin, gray-haired senior man with a knapsack on his back was walking down the street. Behind him, a small, shaved-headed elderly man with a cane is shopping at a ryotei restaurant. An elderly man on a red rental bicycle with small wheels gets off the seat and pulls the bicycle as he enters the main street from under the elevated railway tracks. I was surprised to see an elderly man pushing his way down the street in an electric senior car. Senior men’s sex drive is amazing. The strongest anti-aging would be to come to Tobita. Just by looking at young and cute girls, they are sure to secrete male hormones and become young again. When I saw elderly men dashing down the main street in the afternoon, I was impressed and said to myself, “They’re doing it!

It is past 11:00 a.m. and the main street is deserted. Occasionally a customer comes in, but they are all alone. There are only a few ryotei open, so I proceeded down the street at a brisk pace. Tobita in the daytime has a relaxed atmosphere. At a rest area under the elevated railway tracks, an old man was taking a nap on a bench.