10 Most Worthwhile Experiences In Osaka

Should you choose Osaka for your trip to Japan this fall? The following interesting experiences will add good reason to reinforce your decision.
10 most valuable experiences when traveling to Osaka
Osaka is a charming destination when Japan falls in autumn. This city has Minoo National Park, which is covered with colorful maple leaves, so beautiful in the middle of the winter season. Vietjet just opened 3 new routes, Hanoi - Tokyo (Narita, Japan), Hanoi - Osaka, Ho Chi Minh City - Osaka to make traveling and traveling in Japan easier. Osaka always has great experiences waiting for you to explore

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Sipping crispy maple leaves: You didn't get it wrong. Coming to Minoo National Park, in addition to enjoying the romantic autumn atmosphere here, you will "roll your eyes" at the fancy crispy maple leaves, a unique local specialty After enjoying it, you will realize that in Japan, leaves are also .



.. edible. Photo: Japan Travel.
Explore the ocean at Kaiyukan Aquarium: One of the top aquarium parks in the world, Kaiyukan has more than 30,000 animals distributed in 15 different design displays. Visiting an aquarium, visitors have the opportunity to admire the diverse habitats of creatures across the Pacific Rim. Photo: Destination Traveled
Praying at Hozenji Temple: As one of the smallest temples in Japan, but Hozenji Temple will bring you many memorable experiences.



In the middle of Osaka's bustling Namba shopping district, the peaceful space of Hozenji Temple points to a strange and different "silence". Do not forget to sincerely pray in front of the legendary Real Minh Vuong statue covered with green moss. Photo: Flickr.
Enjoying Osaka cuisine: It is no coincidence that Osaka is dubbed the "kitchen of Japan". This land is famous for many famous classic delicacies, everyone must try like takoyaki, kushikatsu ... especially okonomiyaki.



Vietnamese people often call this dish with thick flour, shredded cabbage, add bacon, seafood, cheese ... this dish is Japanese pancakes. Photo: Chopstick Chronicles.
Visit the Shochikuza theater and drink craft beer: Shochikuza is the only kabuki theater in Osaka, specializing in performing this type of traditional Japanese special theater. In addition, the theater basement also serves craft beer Dotonbori, one of Osaka's first brewed beers. Here, you can drink beer with tofu, a rare combination.



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Visit a restaurant more than a century old: Dating back to 1881, Kitamura is a long-standing famous restaurant in Osaka. The shop specializes in serving Kansai-style sukiyaki according to a recipe that has not changed for a hundred years. Traditional Japanese sukiyaki hotpot consists mainly of thinly sliced beef and vegetables, but the Kansai region uses the way of grilled meat, not using warishita sauce as usual. Photo: Osaka Info.
Visit Japan's oldest Buddhist temple: Shitennoji is the first Buddhist temple in Japan supported by the government. Because it was built in 593, at the time of Buddhism's introduction, it is considered to be the oldest temple in this country. Although it is unavoidable repeated fires over the past 1,400 years, Shitennoji Temple still retains its ancient architecture.



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Selfie at Dotonbori: Many people say that, have not been to Dotonbori yet, it seems that they have not been to Osaka yet. This bustling commercial street is the most typical image for the Minami area of Osaka, dating back to the Edo period. Walking around Dotonbori at night, visitors are immersed in the sparkling neon lights from the signs. Do not forget to take a selfie and check-in at the famous Ebisu bridge here. Photo: Flickr.
Walking Kuromon Ichiba Market: Kuromon Ichiba used to be not too famous on the tourist map of Osaka. But in recent years, this market has been known as one of the best fish markets in Japan, where you can buy and enjoy fresh, delicious seafood.



Kuromon Ichiba Market is also a friendly place for many visitors because of the free Wi-Fi, toilet and rest area. Photo: Choi's Travel Blog.
Visiting Osaka Castle: This brilliant "jewel" is one of the most important historical sites in Japan, built in the late 1500s by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who unified the country at that time. Through many ups and downs, the castle is now becoming a museum introducing the history of the area in the 16-17 century, a place visitors cannot miss when traveling to Osaka. Photo: Fast Japan.
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