Guidebook for Osaka
Essentials
Life Nishiohashi
2-chōme-9-17 Shinmachisuper market
Getting Around
Nishiohashi Station
1-chōme-28-11 ShinmachiNishi-Nagahori Station
3-chōme-12-20 KitahorieYotsubashi Station
Kitahorie-1-chōme-6 Nishi WardShinsaibashi Station
Minamisenba-3-chōme-12 Chuo WardEntertainment & Activities
Universal Studios Japan
SakurajimaUNIVERSAL STUDIOS JAPAN
Zoológico de Osaka Tennoji
1-108 ChausuyamachōTennoji Zoo
インスタントラーメン発明記念館
8-25 MasumichōRound One Kitashinsaibashi
3-chōme-6-18 MinamisenbaShopping
8-7 Kakudachō
department store
Shinsaibashi shopping street
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Calle comercial Shinsaibashi-suji
2-chōme-2-22 ShinsaibashisujiShinsaibashi shopping street
Crysta Nagahori
Minamisenba-4-chōme-1 Chuo WardParks & Nature
There are many restaurants, cafes and shops around the park.
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Parque Utsubo
2-chōme-1-4 UtsubohonmachiThere are many restaurants, cafes and shops around the park.
Parque del Castillo de Osaka
Ōsakajō-1 Chuo WardIt is the origin of Tosa Inari shrine that the 6th lord of the Tosa clan · Toyohito Yamauchi recommended Inari Ogami from Fushimi Inari of Kyoto.
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Tosainari Shrine
4-chōme-9-7 KitahorieIt is the origin of Tosa Inari shrine that the 6th lord of the Tosa clan · Toyohito Yamauchi recommended Inari Ogami from Fushimi Inari of Kyoto.
Sightseeing
Edificio Umeda Sky
1-chōme-1-88 ŌyodonakaShinsekai
Ebisuhigashi-8-2 Chome Naniwa WardDotonbori
Dotonbori-9-1 Chome Chuo WardFood Scene
Convivialité
Kadoya Shokudo
4-chōme-16-13 ShinmachiKuushin
1-chōme-21-2 ShinmachiChocolate Institute Osaka Shinmachi shop
1-chōme-9-14 ShinmachiThough it is difficult to find, Grandknot Coffee is worth the hunt. This hip café is decorated with reclaimed tables scattered around in a casual and intentionally disorganized way. The barista speaks enough English and the service is slow, however, the coffee and the French toast are worth the wait. If you are after an Instagram-worthy casual meal, you’ll thoroughly enjoy your experience at Grandknot Coffee. They make their own coffee from scratch, so this is an ideal place for all the coffee lovers.
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Granknot Coffee
1-chōme-23-4 KitahorieThough it is difficult to find, Grandknot Coffee is worth the hunt. This hip café is decorated with reclaimed tables scattered around in a casual and intentionally disorganized way. The barista speaks enough English and the service is slow, however, the coffee and the French toast are worth the wait. If you are after an Instagram-worthy casual meal, you’ll thoroughly enjoy your experience at Grandknot Coffee. They make their own coffee from scratch, so this is an ideal place for all the coffee lovers.
Osaka’s first Turkish restaurant, Konak. The Turkish owner and chef ensures that customers only experience real, authentic Turkish dishes at an incredibly reasonable price. If you end up in Konak on a Friday or Saturday night, expect to be entertained as they host a belly dancing show every Friday and Saturday.
Halal Turkish Restaurant Mezze
1-chōme-15-23 HigashishinsaibashiOsaka’s first Turkish restaurant, Konak. The Turkish owner and chef ensures that customers only experience real, authentic Turkish dishes at an incredibly reasonable price. If you end up in Konak on a Friday or Saturday night, expect to be entertained as they host a belly dancing show every Friday and Saturday.
Sukiyaki is a traditional Japanese stew-like dish prepared in a hot pot. It usually consists of thinly sliced meat, vegetables and other ingredients cooked and simmered in a mixture of soy sauce, sugar and mirin (sugary rice wine). Have a seat at one of the tatami mat tables and watch your waitress cook your hot pot meal right in front of you. It’ll be an unforgettable foodie experience.
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Kitamura
1-chōme-16-27 HigashishinsaibashiSukiyaki is a traditional Japanese stew-like dish prepared in a hot pot. It usually consists of thinly sliced meat, vegetables and other ingredients cooked and simmered in a mixture of soy sauce, sugar and mirin (sugary rice wine). Have a seat at one of the tatami mat tables and watch your waitress cook your hot pot meal right in front of you. It’ll be an unforgettable foodie experience.