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Shinsaibashi, Namba, Tennoji
Osaka
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Shinsaibashi, Namba, Tennoji
Osaka
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Shinsaibashi, Namba, Tennoji
When it comes to Osaka, "Dotonbori" is a must-visit area with its giant signboards and local foods such as crab and okonomiyaki. You can enjoy various activities such as shopping in the shopping district. For those who want to experience the unique attractions of Osaka, there are kushikatsu restaurants lining up in "Tsutenkaku" and "Shinsekai," and the super skyscraper "Abeno Harukas," which boasts the highest height in Japan. In "America-mura," the fashion and trendsetting area of Osaka, there are many unique shops, cute miscellaneous goods stores, and stylish cafes, attracting tourists and local young people alike.
Shinsaibashi, Namba, Tennoji
6 Highlights
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Dotonbori
Representative gourmet spot of Osaka, "Kuidaore!"
When it comes to sightseeing in Osaka, it's definitely Dotonbori! Along the river in the downtown area, various gourmet food and souvenir shops are lined up side by side. The symbol is the famous Glico sign and the Kuidaore Taro. Be sure to take a photo!
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Dotonbori
Representative gourmet spot of Osaka, "Kuidaore!"
When it comes to sightseeing in Osaka, it's definitely Dotonbori! Along the river in the downtown area, various gourmet food and souvenir shops are lined up side by side. The symbol is the famous Glico sign and the Kuidaore Taro. Be sure to take a photo!
02
Tsutenkaku Tower
A symbol of Osaka where you can feel the nostalgia of the Showa era
A tower where you can overlook the cityscape of Osaka. At the foot of the tower is Osaka's Shinsekai area, where you can fully experience the charm of the old downtown area of Osaka. The observation deck features a statue of "Billiken," and it is said that rubbing the soles of its feet brings good luck.
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Tsutenkaku Tower
A symbol of Osaka where you can feel the nostalgia of the Showa era
A tower where you can overlook the cityscape of Osaka. At the foot of the tower is Osaka's Shinsekai area, where you can fully experience the charm of the old downtown area of Osaka. The observation deck features a statue of "Billiken," and it is said that rubbing the soles of its feet brings good luck.
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Okonomiyaki
A soul food of Osaka where famous shops compete with each other
The dashi (soup stock) is a characteristic of Osaka-style okonomiyaki. There are various variations such as negiyaki (with green onions) and modern-yaki (with noodles) that are eaten with soy sauce or ponzu sauce. Enjoy the carefully crafted delicacies from the dough to the ingredients and sauce!
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Okonomiyaki
A soul food of Osaka where famous shops compete with each other
The dashi (soup stock) is a characteristic of Osaka-style okonomiyaki. There are various variations such as negiyaki (with green onions) and modern-yaki (with noodles) that are eaten with soy sauce or ponzu sauce. Enjoy the carefully crafted delicacies from the dough to the ingredients and sauce!
04
Takoyaki
Enjoy the hot and fresh taste of takoyaki as a snack!
Takoyaki was born and continues to be loved in Osaka. There are many takoyaki shops lined up in the Dotombori area. The takoyaki in Osaka is characterized by the aroma of dashi and the soft and fluffy texture. Let's put the freshly made hot takoyaki in our mouths! Be careful not to burn yourself!
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Takoyaki
Enjoy the hot and fresh taste of takoyaki as a snack!
Takoyaki was born and continues to be loved in Osaka. There are many takoyaki shops lined up in the Dotombori area. The takoyaki in Osaka is characterized by the aroma of dashi and the soft and fluffy texture. Let's put the freshly made hot takoyaki in our mouths! Be careful not to burn yourself!
05
Kushikatsu
Enjoy the taste of the common people with a crispy texture. Be careful not to double-dip.
Osaka-style kushikatsu features a variety of crispy skewered meats, seafood, and vegetables that are dipped into a sauce can and eaten. Be careful not to double-dip, as it is prohibited to dip a skewer that has been bitten into the sauce that is shared with other customers on the table.
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Kushikatsu
Enjoy the taste of the common people with a crispy texture. Be careful not to double-dip.
Osaka-style kushikatsu features a variety of crispy skewered meats, seafood, and vegetables that are dipped into a sauce can and eaten. Be careful not to double-dip, as it is prohibited to dip a skewer that has been bitten into the sauce that is shared with other customers on the table.
06
Abeno Harukas
The tallest building in Japan. Take a stroll in the glass-covered Sky Garden!
Abeno Harukas is a skyscraper located in the Abeno-Tennoji area. It boasts a height of 300 meters and 60 above-ground floors, proudly holding the title of Japan's tallest building. "Harukas" means "to brighten up one's heart," and as the name suggests, you can enjoy a magnificent view from the glass-covered "Sky Garden" that will surely brighten up your day.
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Abeno Harukas
The tallest building in Japan. Take a stroll in the glass-covered Sky Garden!
Abeno Harukas is a skyscraper located in the Abeno-Tennoji area. It boasts a height of 300 meters and 60 above-ground floors, proudly holding the title of Japan's tallest building. "Harukas" means "to brighten up one's heart," and as the name suggests, you can enjoy a magnificent view from the glass-covered "Sky Garden" that will surely brighten up your day.
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Okonomiyaki
A soul food of Osaka where famous shops compete with each other.
The dashi (soup stock) is a characteristic of Osaka-style okonomiyaki. There are various variations such as negiyaki (with green onions) and modern yaki (with noodles) that are eaten with soy sauce or ponzu sauce. Enjoy the carefully crafted masterpiece from the dough to the ingredients and sauce!
Takoyaki
Snack time is takoyaki time! Let's taste it hot.
Takoyaki was born and continues to be loved in Osaka. There are many takoyaki shops lined up in the Dotombori area. The takoyaki in Osaka is characterized by the aroma of dashi and the soft and fluffy dough. Let's put the freshly made hot takoyaki in our mouths! Be careful not to burn yourself!
Kushikatsu
Enjoy the taste of common people with a crispy texture. Be careful not to double dip.
Osaka-style kushikatsu involves skewering a variety of ingredients such as meat, seafood, and vegetables, coating them in breadcrumbs, and deep-frying them until crispy. It is typically eaten by dipping the skewers into a communal sauce can. However, it is important to note that double dipping is prohibited and considered bad manners. Once you have taken a bite of a skewer, do not dip it back into the sauce to avoid contaminating it for other customers.
Naniwa's famous restaurants in Osaka City
A collection of famous restaurants serving local specialty dishes that have been beloved by locals for a long time.
These are famous restaurants serving local specialty dishes that have been beloved by locals for a long time, and are sure to make you want to try them when visiting Osaka. Why not visit these renowned restaurants, such as the originator of omurice and a udon shop known for its delicious broth, that attract foodies from all over the city?
Trendy Gourmet in Minami
Popular gourmet and spots in Minami now
This is a hot topic in Minami, where you can enjoy extremely delicious gourmet and spots. There are many shops such as a spice specialty store serving mapo noodles and creative curry, and a seafood restaurant that changes its menu daily depending on the fresh catch. Let's fully enjoy the new trendy gourmet in the city of Kuishinbo!
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥14,997
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(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥16,400
Best Season
1~5 Month
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