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Osaka is the capital of food. You can go sightseeing to enjoy eating and walking,
or you can go sightseeing to experience Osaka’s unique culture.
We will guide you to a town filled with various pleasures.

Photo of dotonbori

Dotonbori, symbolized by the Glico sign, is the representative downtown area of Minami, Osaka. There are many different kinds of restaurants and eateries.

Photo of Shinsaibashi

Shinsaibashisuji shopping arcade stretches from Midosuji to Isuji east. It is a shopping district in Chuo Ward, Osaka City.

Photo of Osaka Castle

Osaka Castle has been selected as one of the 100 best castles in Japan. In Osaka Castle Park, visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers and various events.

Photo of Terraced rice paddies in Shimoakasaka

The terraced rice paddies in Chihaya-Akasaka Village, the only village in Osaka Prefecture, were selected as one of the 100 best terraced rice paddies in Japan in 1999 and attract visitors with their original Japanese landscape.

Photo of Shitennoji Temple

This temple was founded by Prince Shotoku in the first year of Emperor Suiko (593). It is said that the statues of Shitenno, which were carved to pray for victory during the battle between Mononobe Moriya and Soga Umako, are enshrined here.

Photo of Nakanoshima Island

Nakanoshima, located on the sandbar between the Dojima River and the Tosabori River, is an area with many administrative offices, museums, and commercial facilities.

Photo of Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street

Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Arcade is the longest shopping arcade in Japan, extending 2.6 kilometers from Tenjinbashi to Tenjinbashi 7-chome.

Photo of Minoh Great Falls

Located in the Meiji no Mori Minoh National Park, the 33-meter-high Great Falls are one of the “100 Best Waterfalls in Japan.

Photo of Kuromon Market

Kuromon Market, also known as Osaka’s kitchen, is located near Namba in the heart of Osaka’s Minami district.

Photo of Osaka Station City

Located in the largest downtown area in western Japan, Osaka Station City is a station-wide complex that includes the redevelopment area of JR Osaka Station.

Photo of Umeda Sky Building Sky Garden Observation Deck

This 360-degree rooftop open-air observatory connects the East and West towers of the Umeda Sky Building, a high-rise building that is divided into two towers.

Photo of Shinsekai (Tsutenkaku Tower)

Shinsekai is a shopping district unique to Osaka. The site of the Fifth National Industrial Exhibition held in 1903 was developed into Shinsekai, a popular tourist spot.

Photo of Inunaki Mountain

Inunashiyama is known as a place for ascetic practices, and even today, ascetic practitioners can be seen being struck by the Gyoja Falls.

Photo of Settsukyo Gorge

Settsukyo Gorge is a scenic valley located upstream from the Akuta River that flows through Takatsuki City, Osaka, and is known as “Settsu Yabakei.

Photo of Osaka Temmangu Shrine

The shrine was built in 949 (the 3rd year of the Tenryaku era) at the request of Emperor Murakami.

Photo of Takihata 48 Waterfalls

Takihata 48 Waterfalls is a scenic spot located at the trailhead of Mount Iwayuku and Mount Makio in Kawachinagano City, near the border with Wakayama Prefecture. The sight of numerous waterfalls cascading down one after another is breathtaking.

Photo of Kaiyukan

One of the world’s largest aquariums, Kaiyukan is home to approximately 30,000 marine creatures of 620 species. The Pacific Rim of the ocean is reproduced in 10 regions and 14 tanks.

photo of Awawa Beach

Awawa Beach, commonly called “Tokimeki Beach,” is an attractive beach with white sand and crystal clear seawater. Tide-pooling in spring and a barbecue corner on the beach are available for family enjoyment.