The main street is 800 m long stretching from Nippombashi 3 Chome to Ebisucho, and is packed with home appliance shops. You can find almost anything including computers, home appliances, lighting fixtures and even small parts. There are also second-hand shops. The district is a continuous battle of discounts, so don't hesitate to get the price lowered even more. The nearby Doguyasuji Street is also an interesting place to check out.
Shops specialize in kitchen equipment and tableware.
You can even find models of food that look as good as real food, a great souvenir to take back home. Dia Mor Osaka is another underground shopping mall. It's located west of Whity Umeda and spreads out in the shape of a diamond, from which it gets its name. With ceilings so high one forgets he is underground and wide concourses, shopping is rather pleasant. There are over 70 boutiques, restaurants and art galleries.