Are you planning to travel to Osaka? Visit Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street! Known as Tenma by locals, this area makes you enjoy eating, learning about the culture, and experiencing the unique atmosphere of Osaka. You can see many goods like groceries, clothes, shoes, books, medicine and even […]
Umeda, nestled in Osaka's Kita Ward, is a vibrant fusion of modern marvels and traditional charm. As a major transportation hub, it's not just a gateway to the city but a destination brimming with skyscrapers, shopping havens, and cultural gems. Whether you're a first-time visitor or […]
From dazzling fireworks and festivals to music showcases and art exhibitions, Osaka comes alive in August like no other time of the year. If you’re looking for a burst of color and excitement this summer, there is no shortage this month. In this article, we’ll be […]
Released in July of 2016, the mobile game Pokémon GO was an instant, global smash hit. Old and new Pokémon fans alike went out in such droves that those first few months after release have been remembered as ‘The Summer of Pokémon GO.’ While the initial […]
There’s nothing better than a great drink! Whether it’s to celebrate a special occasion, end a hard day of work, or just treat yourself, there is nothing better than a perfectly curated cocktail. And with Waldorf Astoria opening a brand new amazing cocktail bar, Canes & […]
July in Osaka is a time of year like nothing you've ever experienced before! With summer now officially in full swing, Japan's culinary capital is transformed into a land of celebration, atmosphere, tradition, and culture. From never-before-seen art exhibitions, festivals, and even anime-themed events, there is […]
June is an underrated time for tourists to visit Japan, as it marks the beginning of summer in Japan with cozy, warm weather (and sometimes some rain!) and a more relaxed atmosphere. Since it is not peak season, fewer crowds mean more space to enjoy the […]
Nestled between the districts of Namba and Osaka Castle, the charming area of Karahori (“空堀”) might be the most underrated neighborhood in Osaka. Translating to an “empty moat,” Karahori once served as a protective barrier for the ancient Osaka Castle. Though the moat may have filled […]
The Beginning of Den Den Town If you’re familiar with Tokyo’s Akihabara, Osaka has a very similar location. Starting from 1792 and 1872, Osaka’s government used to refer to this town as Nagamachi but changed it to Nipponbashi. However, after World War II, the area became […]
May is one of the best times to visit Japan, especially for those who enjoy the breezy late spring weather. While your trip might coincide with Golden Week, a national holiday when many businesses take time off, there’s no need to worry. We’ve rounded up a […]
