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Whats the most Akihabara like spot in the United States?
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Akihabara is a neon/tv billboard metropolis shopping district in Japan, that is centered around catering to geeks, nerds, at home gamers, arcade goers, game developers, graphic artists, cosplayers, anime enthusiasts, and collectors (figures, comics/manga, retro electronics, novelty items, replicas, etc).
Basically its a bunch of geek stores lumped together into an entire neighborhood.
I'm asking if the United States has a similar place in it.
Got it. Thanks.
I haven't seen any around.