How could you visit Osaka and miss Tsutenkaku Tower?
Shinsekai, full of old downtown charm, is truly a food lover's paradise.
Freshly fried, golden and crispy kushikatsu and piping-hot takoyaki that's crispy outside and soft inside, along with the flashy oversized signs and neon lights lining the streets—every photo feels so Osaka〜 You won't be able to stop eating as you walk around!
This is the place to sample all the affordable local favorites everyone should try when visiting Osaka.
Strolling through the Showa-era atmosphere of Shinsekai is perfect for taking photos and checking in.
Tsutenkaku Tower | Review by W10B
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I love the luxurious gold tin packaging. Every bite is packed with the rich aroma of grilled shrimp.
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Every time we visit Okinawa, we go to this large shopping mall. We can shop there endlessly, and it even has a Crayon Shin-chan specialty store, Pokémon, and more.
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