It is well known that Toyotomi Hideyoshi welcomed Sen no Rikyu to enjoy the tea ceremony, and it is said that Osaka Castle and the tea ceremony have a deep connection. "Toyomatsuan" was donated to the city of Osaka by Panasonic founder Konosuke Matsushita in 1969, and was named after the characters "Toyo" (Toyo) and "Matsushita" (Matsushita). The spectacular view of Osaka Castle from the "Castle Room" is particularly impressive and well worth a visit.

Savor Meiji-era cuisine at an Important Cultural Property
A special course recreating Meiji-era cuisine will be served in the main dining room of the former Sakuranomiya Public Hall.

A tourist destination packed with entertainment and gourmet food
This is an area where you can enjoy Osaka's unique gourmet food and downtown atmosphere, such as Tsutenkaku Tower and Janjan Yokocho.

This alley is like a condensed version of Osaka's everyday gourmet food, and retains a strong downtown atmosphere.

Bell Manju
This manju is based on the world's largest bell that once stood at Shitennoji, and conveys the memory of the now-defunct bell.

A large-scale complex in front of Osaka Station, centered around a lush park, housing commercial facilities, a hotel, offices, and more.

Located directly connected to Osaka Station, this gourmet and shopping spot brings together quality products from all over Japan.

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Umeda's trendsetting center

A wide variety of gourmet food and events are available in the basement of the department store, which is popular with locals.

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A panoramic view of Osaka cityscape
The view from the 360-degree open-air rooftop observation deck is breathtaking! There is also a cafe with a spectacular view on the 40th floor. The see-through escalator leading to the observation deck is a popular photo spot.

Speaking of shabu-shabu, this is the famous restaurant
The shabu-shabu, which was invented by the previous owner, is a perfect combination with special sesame vinegar that brings out the flavor of the meat.

Shabu-shabu (Umeda course, 1 portion) from 8,250 yen