Staying Hydrated Regularly
Try to drink water before you get thirsty.
Make summer in Osaka more comfortable.
From ways to beat the heat to travel tips, we’ve put together information to help you enjoy Osaka this summer in comfort. We’ve organized these tips by theme—from preparations before you leave to ways to travel while avoiding the heat, places to take a break, and information that will come in handy in an emergency—so you can enjoy a safe and comfortable summer.
Heat Safety Measures
Protect yourself from the summer heat and enjoy Osaka in comfort.
Osaka’s summers are marked by a series of hot, humid days. Be sure to stay hydrated and replenish your salt intake regularly, avoid overexertion, and make good use of air-conditioned facilities and rest areas to prevent heatstroke.
Salt Intake
After you've worked up a sweat, don't forget to replenish your salt levels appropriately.
Take a break
If you start to feel hot, take a break in the shade or somewhere cool.
Use the air conditioning
Don't push yourself too hard—use air conditioning wisely to beat the heat.
Clothing and Items to Bring
Be prepared for the heat and enjoy a comfortable summer in Osaka.
Summer in Osaka is characterized by intense sunlight and high humidity. To prevent heatstroke and sunburn, choose your clothing and bring the right items to make your sightseeing experience more comfortable.
Hats and Parasols
Avoid direct sunlight to reduce strain on your head and body.
Handheld Fan
Easily let in a breeze even when you're out and about to help beat the heat.
Cooling Products
Cool the back of your neck and underarms to cool down efficiently.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from UV rays and reduces the strain caused by the sun.
Clothing Colors and Materials
Choose clothing that is breathable and does not absorb heat easily.
Wearable Devices
Be mindful of changes in your physical condition and the heat, and take it easy.
Portable Drink Bottle
Stay hydrated on the go.
Clothing with Fans
It circulates air inside your clothing to help you stay comfortable even outdoors.
Tips for Getting Around
Beat the heat and explore Osaka in comfort.
Osaka offers a wide range of amenities, such as underground shopping arcades and the Osaka Metro,
that allow you to get around comfortably even on hot days. Here are some tips for enjoying your sightseeing efficiently while minimizing the amount you have to walk.
Walking along a cool street
Choose a route with plenty of shade to beat the heat.
Using Public Transportation
Take the subway or bus to beat the heat while traveling.
Using the Underground Mall
Enjoy a comfortable stroll through the air-conditioned underground mall.
Hands-Free Sightseeing
Check your luggage and travel light and comfortably.
Tips for Taking Breaks
Don't push yourself too hard—take frequent breaks to enjoy a comfortable summer in Osaka.
When sightseeing on a hot day, it’s important to take breaks before you start feeling tired or thirsty.
Make good use of air-conditioned facilities, the shade of trees, and benches by the water, and enjoy Osaka at a pace that suits your physical condition.
Resting in the shade of a tree
Find a spot in the shade and refresh yourself.
Taking a Break at a Café
Taking a break inside the air-conditioned store.
Shopping Mall
Shop and take a break while staying cool inside the building.
Mist Spot
Cool off near the misters and fountains.
Convenient Services
Good to Know: Make Your Osaka Trip More Enjoyable.
Here are some useful services to know about before you start sightseeing.
Make the most of services like luggage storage and free Wi-Fi to make your trip to Osaka even more enjoyable.
مركز المعلومات السياحية
Use it to check tourist information or take a break.
Free Wi-Fi
Use the free Wi-Fi to comfortably gather information.
Osaka eSIM
Take advantage of this great deal on an unlimited plan that's perfect for sightseeing.
Coin Lockers
Check your luggage and enjoy sightseeing with a light load.
Just in case
If you notice any changes in how you feel, stay calm and act accordingly.
If you suspect heatstroke, move to a cool place and replenish fluids and electrolytes. If symptoms do not improve, consult a medical professional.
Move to a cool place
Seek shelter in an air-conditioned area or in the shade.
Ask those around you for help
Talk to people nearby or facility staff.