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Osaka

Shopping Streets

America-mura

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Fashion, Music, Art, and more... Osaka's most up-to-date, trendy place for young people to hang out.

Osaka

Famous Places

Dotonbori

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The “eat ‘till you drop” foodie destination marked by the larger than life signboard.

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Feast on Osaka’s Best Bites: A Guide to Kuromon Ichiba Market

Known as “Osaka’s Kitchen,” the massive shopping street Kuromon Ichiba Market is packed with carefully selected ingredients. Around 150 shops line this lively arcade, where you can enjoy shopping and outstanding seafood to your heart’s content. Here’s what to eat at the food-walkers’ paradise Kuromon Ichiba Market, plus other shopping streets to enjoy nearby. Use this guide and you’ll be able to enjoy Kuromon Ichiba Market to the fullest.
Enjoy Osaka’s Iconic Scenery and Food! A Dotonbori Sightseeing Guide

Known as the “Nation’s Kitchen,” Dotonbori has a long history of helping shape Japan’s food culture, with rows of warehouse residences during the Edo period. It is still known as a “city of indulgent eating,” where you can enjoy Osaka specialties and many other outstanding dishes. Beyond the food, the area is also home to iconic Osaka scenery and popular sightseeing spots, making it a must-visit destination in Osaka. Here is an introduction to sightseeing spots, restaurants, and nearby areas worth visiting along with Dotonbori.

The landmark of the museum is a giant octopus sign.

Osaka

Experiences Facilities

Dotonbori Kukuru Konamon Museum

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The entertainment museum where you can "Make, Understand, and Learn" about Takoyaki.

Nintoku-tenno-ryo Kofun (Taken from the south of the sky)
Photo : Courtesy of Sakai City

Osaka

Tourist Attractions

Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group

A cluster of mounded tumuluses of kings of the ancient Japanese islands, consisting of the “Mozu area” in Sakai City and the “Furuichi area” in Habikino City and Fujiidera City, Osaka. It is Osaka’s first World Heritage Site.

Osaka

Shopping Streets

Nanyodori Shotengai (Janjan Yokocho Alley)

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Crispy kushi-katsu skewers, udon shops and other foodie delights, games of “go” or shogi”, retro shooting salons and so much more for kids and adults to love.

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[Shinsekai Travel Guide] Enjoy Tsutenkaku and the Bustling Shopping Streets!

Shinsekai is a must-visit destination where you can experience the unique sights and flavors of Osaka. No trip to Osaka is complete without a stop in this iconic district, known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious street food. With countless attractions, just strolling through the neon-lit streets lined with flashy signs can be an experience in itself. However, there’s so much more to Shinsekai than meets the eye. For first-time visitors, this guide will help you make the most of your time, ensuring you fully immerse yourself in the culture, food, and excitement of Shinsekai. Read through before your Osaka adventure and get ready to explore like a pro!

Osaka

Shrines & Temples

Sumiyoshi Taisha

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The head shrine of 2300 Sumiyoshi shrines nationwide. Famous for Sumiyoshi Festival in summer.

Osaka

Shopping Streets

Hozenji Yokocho

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It is famous for two stone-paved alleys stretching east to west and the statue of Mizukake Fudoson.

Osaka

Museums

Namba Grand Kagetsu Theater

A theater run by Yoshimoto Kogyo where the comedy culture is spread from. You can enjoy comedy talk shows and dramas throughout the year.

Introducing the history of the birth of Cup Noodle

Osaka

Museums

CUPNOODLES MUSEUM OSAKA IKEDA

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A hands-on food education museum where you can learn about the history and development of the world's first instant ramen and make your own Cup Noodles.

Exhilarating rides galore! Plus exclusive events each season to check out.

Osaka

Amusement Parks & Theme parks

Hirakata Park

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Packed with thrills for all 4 seasons! The long-lived amusement park known by the nickname “Hirapah”

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Hirakata Park Complete Guide: From Basic Information to Seasonal Highlights

If you're looking for a place in Osaka that the whole family can enjoy, Hirakata Park is a great choice. This long-standing amusement park has been entertaining visitors for over 100 years and continues to evolve with new attractions and seasonal events, offering something fresh with every visit. The park is equipped with family-friendly facilities and boasts excellent accessibility-easily reachable by train from both central Osaka and Kyoto. This guide introduces everything you need to know about Hirakata Park, including how to get there, ticket information, popular attractions, seasonal activities, dining options, souvenirs, and facilities for families with young children. If you're planning a trip to Osaka, be sure to keep this guide handy.

Osaka

Amusement Parks & Theme parks

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka

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Endless attractions made with over 3 million LEGO®︎ blocks! Delight the mind and senses while exploring the world of legos!

Osaka

Parks & Gardens

Expo’70 Commemorative Park

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A park opened at the site of the Japan World Exposition 1970 in Osaka, complete with an open-arm greeting from the Tower of the Sun, designed by Taro Okamoto.

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