These Are Some Of The Places You’ll Visit In Go Go Nippon

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MangaGamer have a blog post up about some of the locales you’ll get to visit in Go Go Nippon, their tour guide-meets-visual novel game. The first three days of the game will be spent in Tokyo, followed by another two days in Kyoto. After that, it’s back to Tokyo once more.

 

Akihabara, Shibuya and Shinjuku are amongst the areas you’ll be shown around in Tokyo. You can find images of some of these locales on their blog, and a few more on the game’s Facebook page. Go Go Nippon is slated for release on September 30th.


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