Kawasaki is about fifteen minutes by train from Shinagawa and is the second most populated city in Kanagawa Prefecture after Yokohama. It is a fun place to hang out, boasting everything you could need in a city such as shops, restaurants, and cinemas.
At first glance, Anata no Warehouse looks like an abandoned building. It was designed in a creepy dystopian style, made to look like the seedy streets out of a cyberpunk or horror movie.
When you first approach the front door, you might wonder if you are about to be kidnapped or killed. There is a variety of retro games such as Tetris and Mario Kart, as well as air hockey, various shooting games, Dance Dance Revolution, and Purikura photo booths.
As well as the usual small soft toys and sweets, larger toys like Kirby and Pokemon balls are also available to win. Maybe it takes advantage of adult nostalgia, but most people who visit will find themselves inserting yen coins in the hopes of catching a master ball pillow or cuddly toy.
Those who wish to play classic Japanese gambling games should head to the third floor. Although actual gambling is outlawed in Japan, it is possible to get tokens with which to play. Many of these games can be found in regular arcades on the top floors and Anata no Warehouse is no exception. The fourth floor is where most people head for or during a night out.
