A soft and comforting taste.
A shumai dumpling with a yellow wrapper, filled with pork, shrimp, and onion, and wrapped in a thin omelet. A famous Osaka specialty that was also loved by literary figures.

Shumai (1 serving): 400 yen (as of May 2026)

One of the oldest oden restaurants
In addition to standard items like daikon radish, they also offer unusual items such as "whale tongue," which was the first ingredient used in oden by the founder.

Oden: 200 yen (excluding tax) per piece (as of December 2025)

Authentic Chinese food at reasonable prices
The skin is incredibly smooth and melts in your mouth. The grilled surface is crisp and fragrant. Made with plenty of napa cabbage, this is a truly special dish.

Dumplings (1 serving): 450 yen (as of May 2026)

A flagship product that sells an average of 170,000 units per day.
A beloved, unchanging flavor since the company's founding. Inside the springy wrapper is a generous filling of love and pork.

Pork buns (2 pieces): 460 yen (as of December 2025)

A favorite of Yoshimoto comedians.
This is a meat soup made by removing the udon noodles from meat udon and adding a soft-boiled egg. The simple broth is enhanced by the savory flavor of beef.

Nikusui (meat soup): 900 yen (as of May 2026)

A truly Japanese-style parfait with a twist of brown sugar syrup

Original Anmitsu 770 yen

Moist and fluffy, with raisins as a secret ingredient.

Freshly baked cheesecake (6-inch, 18cm) 1,065 yen (as of December 2025)

A specialty store established in 1952 (Showa 27).

Kaste 21 (blue box) (half size) 648 yen (as of May 2026)

A paradise for creatures in the Pacific Ocean
This is one of the world's largest aquariums, with a diverse range of 30,000 creatures from 620 species exhibited by theme, centered around the "Pacific Ocean" tank where giant whale sharks swim.

Enjoy food and events at this waterfront complex!
A stylish terminal town located along the Shirinashi River at the northern end of Taisho Ward, it is home to a wide variety of restaurants, food, and live music venues.

Located in Maishima, Osaka, The Day Osaka is Hotels certified by the Ministry of the Environment as a "Nature Coexistence Site." Amidst the lush greenery nurtured on the artificial island, you can encounter a variety of living things such as seasonal flowers, wild birds, and insects, and enjoy a rare nature experience in the city through BBQ and overnight stays.

A famous spot certified as a Japanese Night View Heritage Site
A 112-meter-high Ferris wheel with a panoramic view of Osaka Bay and the city, which lights up the bayside at night.
You can enjoy walking.