The level of the main street is second to none in Tobita Shinchi…Inbound visitors are also eager to visit…A Thorough Guide to Matsushima Shinchi, Osaka
When I see the women at the ryotei restaurants in Matsushima Shinchi, I feel relaxed and at ease. When our eyes meet, a pretty woman smiles at me, and I am soothed. When a woman waves her hand lightly and smiles at you, it makes you feel relaxed. It has a different charm from Tobita Shinchi, where a beautiful woman stares at you and makes you nervous, and you can’t take your eyes off her and feel like you are being sucked in.
The level of women working at the ryotei restaurants in Matsushima Shinchi is high. Especially in the central part of the main street, they are as good as those in Tobita-shinchi. Like Tobita Shinchi, cosplay is also popular. There were women wearing gorgeous light blue kimonos, the yellow uniform of the Hanshin Tigers, the blue uniform of the Japanese national soccer team, a gray “virginity-killing sweater” with a wide chest opening, and even a Super Mario costume. Beast ears were also in vogue, and two women were wearing black earrings.
In Matsushima Shinchi, even on the main street, there were more women in sexy, but relaxed, mature costumes, such as open-breasted white one-piece dresses, than in cosplay. This is slightly different from the main street of Tobita Shinchi and Seishun Dori, where there is a wide variety of cosplay and “lots of strong stimulation.
As three elderly women walked down the main street at sunset, two of them quickly covered their faces with a fan. This area is the same as Tobita Shinchi. The women use the fans to prevent voyeurs from taking pictures and to keep people from “chilling out.
As I walked around the Shinchi, I noticed that there are no public toilets, rest areas, clock towers, dedicated parking lots, or guide maps like in Tobita Shinchi. The ryotei restaurants are located “in the middle of a normal town. The ryotei are mixed in with private homes, condominiums, factories, construction sites, dry cleaners, beauty salons, and restaurants. The boundary with the residential area is extremely vague and chaotic. It is quite different from Tobita Shinchi, which has become an “international amusement park” with everything well maintained and even an English map.
