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OAP (Osaka Amenity Park)

Located on the shore of Okawa River (former Yodo River) that flows through Osaka, the water capital. A complex(...)

Hankyu Sanban Gai

A shopping center located at the terminal building of Hankyu Umeda Station.

Janjan Yokocho Alley

This commercial strip has been slowly developing and modernizing over time.

Kyobashi COMS Garden

A town of food and shopping that can be enjoyed with a vibrant green garden.

Naniwa Kuishinbo Yokocho

Famous flavors you can't do without! It's all here at Mt. Tenpo, home to a cluster of longstanding restaurants(...)

Tempozan Marketplace

Various unique shops are featured. A food alley is lined with old Osaka gourmet shops, and you can also visit (...)

Hozenji Yokocho

An area located in the busy district of Minami, but still retaining the tranquil Naniwa atmosphere. Within Yok(...)

Osaka Station City

Shopping, entertainment, dining...a one-stop stylish spot for all-day fun!

Grand Front Osaka

Grand Front Osaka on the north side of Osaka Station has 266 shops and restaurants.

Nakaza Kuidaore ("Eat-'till-you-drop") Building

Though the famous Osaka mascot Kuidaore Taro (“Jack Eat-yourself-broke”) was gone from Dotonbori for a spell, (...)

Kansai International Airport

Built off the coast of Senshu in Osaka Bay, Kansai Airport is the world's first offshore airport constructed o(...)

Takimi Koji

A dining and entertainment district located on basement floor 1 of the Umeda Sky Building. Dine amid retro sur(...)

DOJIMA CROSSWALK

A new commercial complex that debuted in the Hotarumachi area to make everyday life richer and more convenient(...)

Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street

The longest shopping street in Japan. Starting at Tenjinbashi, reaching Tenjinbashisuji 7 chome to the north, (...)

Soemon-cho

It's an entertainment district for adults that has been sung popular songs and had been flourished since old d(...)

Gamo-yon Neighborhood (Gamo 4-chome)

This neighborhood has attracted a lot of attention recently thanks to efforts to preserve its Edo-era downtown(...)

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