10 Reasons Not To Miss Osaka In Your Japan Itinerary

In Osaka, you can find countless delicious food, shops flooded with merchandise, many interesting attractions ...
10 reasons to not miss Osaka in your Japanese travel itinerary
Delicious food forget heaven and earth
The informal name for Osaka is Tenka no Daidokoro which means the national kitchen. The name comes from when the city is Japan's biggest rice trading place

. Now, Osaka is also known as a food connoisseur's paradise. One of the most famous dishes here is okonomiyaki Japanese pancakes made with meat, seafood and noodles. Other traditional Osaka dishes include kitsune udon (fried tofu udon noodles) and hakozushi (pressed sushi) or takoyaki (fried octopus cake) You can also eat tessa (puffer fish eaten raw).




Rich spa system
Spa World complex in Osaka combines treatments from Japan and other countries. When you arrive at European spa, you will meet baths that mimic public baths of ancient Rome, Greece, Finland ... Asian spa includes treatments from Bali and Persia. Spa World also includes gyms, swimming pools, hot stone spas, salons, restaurants and hotels.
Bustling like a big city, peaceful like a country
With nearly 3 million people, Osaka is a city that blends urban life and the peace of the countryside If you want to experience an exciting evening, head to Umeda or the malls in Namba.



Or you can also go to traditional restaurants and old sushi stalls in small alleys. Osaka is the right city for you if you want the fun of the city but do not like the hustle and bustle.
Korean miniature zone
Tsuruhashi prefecture is the Korean prefecture of Osaka. Under the train lines were immense amounts of food and utensils from Korea. It sells posters of Korean idols to kimchi pots and Korean wedding dresses. The most distinctive feature of Tsuruhashi is the seductive scent of yakiniku (Japanese-style Korean barbecue).
Go back in time
Travel to Japan, return to the Edo period when you visit the Ancient Agricultural Museum of Japan in the Hattori Ryokuchi Park in Osaka. 11 real Edo period farms with bamboo bushes, windmills and wooden barns are displayed in the park.



In addition, the number of visitors coming here is quite small, so you can freely roam in the exhibition area without fear of queuing or waiting for long.
The art of puppetry
Osaka is the hometown of Bunraku - the ancient Japanese puppet art. Even the most difficult person must admit that puppets here are very flexible and lively. The puppet Kuidaore Taro - a clown drumming - often performs in Dotonbori Street. Kuidaore Taro traditionally performed at the Cui-daore restaurant, but after the restaurant closed, he performed in a nearby shopping mall. Standing in front of Kani Doraku crab restaurant, this puppet has always been a symbol of the city.
Skyscrapers
In the 1980s, the chiefs of Osaka had the idea of a "skyscraper city" with four interconnected large buildings in the Umeda area. But architect Hiroshi Hara only built two buildings named Umeda Sky Building.



Between the two buildings was a large garden built in a glass dome. In the basement are restaurants and markets built in the 20th century style.
Osaka people
Here, you cannot say "love the city but hate the people". Osaka people are known for being straightforward, direct, and very humorous. It is also the hometown of many Japanese comedians. In 1985, baseball team fans Hanshin Tiger threw a statue into the Dotonbori River to celebrate victory because it resembled Randy Bass, a football player. But after that, the Tigers lost many consecutive games. Fans immediately blamed the statue.



They tried to pick it up several times and got it done in 2009.
Visit the aquarium
The Kaikuyan Aquarium in Tempozan Fishing Village is one of the largest in the world and one of the most popular destinations in Osaka. This place is often packed with people in line. Traveling to Japan, you should spend an afternoon here and then board the 112.3 m high Tempozan Ferris Wheel to enjoy the panoramic view of Osaka.
Shopping
As one of Japan's biggest economic centers, Osaka is a great place to spend a morning shopping. DenDen Town (or Nipponbashi) is a paradise for electronics enthusiasts, while brands are often found in Shinsaibashi or Midosuji. If you want to buy vintage, you should go to Amerikamura.



Major malls are often concentrated in Tennoji and Namba.
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