Where should you definitely visit in the Japanese quarter in Düsseldorf?
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For example, visit the supermarket “Dae-Yang” or the Japanese ramen restaurant Takumi 1st.
https://www.duesseldorf-tourism.de/inform/contact/mediaservice/press releases-imm/duesseldorfs-little-tokyo-
What you have pleasure and mood for. Others – not yours – and they are also like this or something.
Sightseeing in Japantown
TheDusseldorfer Japantownof course also offers you some sights. In addition to Immermannstraße there are other spots where the Japanese influence in the capital of the country will meet you. In the Stockum district, there has been aJapanese garden, which is a gift from the Japanese community to the city of Düsseldorf. Here you can stroll past the water games of the ponds, the garden buildings and the waterfall, relax on the benches and turn off from the Düsseldorfer Großstadttrubel. A Japanese garden has little to do with what our gardens and parks look like. Specially cut trees are waiting for you, which, for example, project up the sky in a cloud. So it is best to plant a little time and let theGarden of reflectionas he is called, act upon you. In addition to the fascinating nature, extraordinary creatures such as superheroes or villains in manga and anime costumes await you. The Japanese garden is a popular meeting place for Cosplayer in Düsseldorf.
https://www.urlaubsguru.de/deutschlandliebe/japanische-viertel-duesseldorf/