WARDS HIGHLIGHTS
Nishiyodogawa Ward: Eco-friendly town with a greenbelt
Introduction
Nishiyodogawa ward locates in the northeast end of Osaka and is adjacent to Amagasaki City in the Hyogo prefecture. The Ward had been one...
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Osaka Museum of History – Visitor’s Guide
Osaka is home to many great museums where you can learn more about Japan and they can provide you shelter if a rainy day...
Cup Noodles Museum in Osaka
Who wouldn’t know instant ramen and cup noodles? This super easy-to-make, yet tasty dish is a beloved staple food not only in students’ dorm...
OSAKA FOOD
DEALS
Bagging a Bargain: How to Find the Best Flight Deals to...
For most of the world, travelling to Japan is an expensive business. For most of the world it involves a long haul flight, sometimes...
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CULTURAL HIGHLIGHTS
LOCAL NEWS
School Victims Honored: This Week in Osaka: June 4th to June...
Each week, here at Osaka.com, we bring you a selection of some of the top stories about Osaka making the local and national news...
Activities in Osaka
Get out and go to…Sakai!
Where can you go if you’ve already visited most of Osaka’s main tourist attractions – or you just want a bit of a break...
Tsutenkaku Tower – The Symbol of Shinsekai
Osaka is famous for many things but its most popular tourist attractions are undeniably Osaka Castle and colorful Dotombori full of neon lights and...
Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
Osaka is known for many things, such as its exquisite cuisine, crazy nightlife in Dotombori, great shopping or the remarkable Osaka Castle. However, this...
Best Places to go Shopping in Osaka
Besides being the Nation’s Kitchen, Osaka has also the reputation to be a shopper’s paradise. Osaka is historically a city of merchants, therefore you...
Cycling in Osaka | Taisho Ward: Cycle tour in wonderland
Are you a bit tired of hustle and bustle in urban Osaka? Then why not rent a bike and explore Taisho island where you...
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Osaka Highlight
Panasonic Center in Osaka
Maybe you know, maybe not, but Osaka is home to a number of Japan’s, and the world’s, biggest companies. Daihatsu, Sanyo, Sharp, Panasonic, Maxell...
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