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16 Reviews We came accidentally to this small garden with a shrine and a cemetery inside and had a look around: Shinko-in Temple A ceremony had started shortly after we came and we were invited to participate....
8 Reviews Just three hours from Osaka by Shinkansen, Imabari is a beautiful city on the coast of the Seto Inland Sea. It is the home to beautiful Imabari Castle, one of the most outstanding examples of medieval...
7 Reviews This almost went in as a "warning" tip, but I think seeing things like this are essential if you want to get a good sense of a foreign country. On Sundays there is a flea market west of the pedestrian...
3 Reviews This little gem hides in a sub-urban area of Osaka. Located in the heart of Hattori-Ryoukuchi Park. It contains a collection of 11 old Japanese Farmhouses from all over Japan. Most of them are...
1 Review Kansai Airport has an observation hall tour you can take thats intresting. Bus ride for the Observation Hall departs every 10-15 minutes from the AEROPLAZA, located in front of Kansai Airport. Bus...
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Watch Baseball and Concerts at the Osaka Dome
rmiya84778 Says: Osaka Dome is a popular tourist spot that opened in March 1997. It looks like a strange space ship from far away. Full state-of-the-art multipurpose indoor...
schwein Says: Not too off the beaten path, but fun nevertheless...If you have time to kill, wander around in the areas/alleyways off of Shinsaebashi street.Many are small and...
globetrott Says: I took a little walk in the port-area of Osaka, its just a quiet neigbourhood but for european tourists it might be interesting to take a little walk there...
nexusangel Says: If you are there in Autumn season, this farm is a great place to go.Yamabikoen is located in the southern part of Osaka in Tondabayashi.Mikan (mandarin orange)...
When you need a breather in the city
yukisanto Says: If you ever feel you need to get some space and greenery for a while when you're in the city of Osaka, go to Namba parks shopping mall. Take the glass lift to...
kevarms Says: After two aborted attempts to visit this musuem on earlier Osaka trips I finally made it. It admirably attempts to publicise the many human rights abuses that...
skychef Says: every year for the past three years people in osaka will hold and outdoor stage perfprmance , lights and sound show you can see them every night ,at the asian...
OsakaHatter Says: This is a cool place in the west of the city (between Tempozan and Bentencho) that offers that rarest of Osakan commodities - greenery!We've had some good...
OsakaHatter Says: Come see local kids putting on special displays of falling off BMXs with style! Potentially tricky, well, tricks are played out badly to music by teenagers who...
vic&michael Says: There are 6 Grand Sumo Tournaments a year. 3 in Tokyo, and one in Osaka, Nagoya, and Kyushu. I wasn't sure if I'd like it or not, but I found it very...
mikegr Says: This is a pleasant wooded park with a shrine, baseball pitch and open-air swimming pool South West of the city centre.Though not a must see sight in Osaka, it...
Hewer Says: This is what `off the beaten path` Osaka generally looks like. Block after block of random, medium-rise, residential, commercial and industrial...
akikonomu Says: Stop at Morinomiya JR instead and make your way to Osakajo through the park. You're likely to get that much needed shade from the terrible summer sun as well as...
worldkiwi Says: We stumbled into the Kuromon market by accident and were thoroughly absorbed by it. The market is interesting for the fact that once you get pass the section of...
Stroll through Nakanoshima Park.
worldkiwi Says: Nakanoshima Park is at the eastern tip of Nakanoshima Island, in the centre of Osaka. There are a number of municipal buildings on the island, including the...
Roots coffee blend soft drink, okay - Brad Pitt???
PartyRambo Says: I am aware of the Japanese 'yen' for popular American pop culture icons to sell everything under the sun, but it still looks odd on a billboard.Do you think...
Using well developed public...
o00o Says: Using well developed public transportation, you can easily get across in Osaka. There are One-Day Pass and 'No-My-Car-Day' Pass (only for every Friday and the...
I am a big baseball fan of NPB...
rmiya84778 Says: I am a big baseball fan of NPB (Nipon Professional Baseball) and in Osaka area(Kansai) there are three teams to choose from to see-Kintetsu Osaka Buffaloes at...
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1 Review and 290 Opinions Travelling with my two senior citizen parents, this is the perfect hotel if you are going to move...
1 Review and 126 Opinions US$190-500 SKY GARDEN WITH FANCY BAR
Reviews and photos of Osaka attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Osaka sightseeing.
While walking through Osaka we encountered this building. A boat seems to be rowing down from it.Don´t exactly know where it is, but we were on our way to Osaka...
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Q: Hi, I'll be in Osaka for 7 days. What would be the best ticket to get to travel around? I surfed the web but get rather confusing...
A: Depends on where you want to go. If you are wondering about day passes and other regional passes, I doubt it is very useful. If you are wondering about a rechargeable...
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Where does one begin with Osaka? It's the heart of one of the biggest urban agglomerations on earth, yet not many people outside of Japan know much about it. I've been here for more than seven years....
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In Osaka you will find some interesting architecture made by the austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
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Osaka is a big modern city in Japan. The first time we visited Osaka was in 1992. We were going to a motorcycle GP at Suzuka and had a few days to see something of a country we didn´t know anything...
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Yes, it was my first visit to Japan and Osaka in particular. I find the city modern and business-like. I enjoyed the city for sure. Most of the local people are very nice. From the hotel where I...
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Osaka - my home for three and a half years
Osaka may not be the prettiest city in the world, but it's a lively and exciting place, with fantastic connections to some of the most historic cities in Japan. And if you want to get away from it...
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