The Osaka Museum of Living Then and Now is located inside the Osaka Municipal Housing Information Center Building, facing Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street in Tenjinbashi 6-chome, Kita Ward. It is a housing museum where you can experience the changes in Osaka towns and homes from the Edo period through the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa periods. The biggest highlights are the meticulously researched reconstruction of Osaka's townscape from the late Edo period, around the Tenpo era (1830-1844), and the device that changes the town's appearance with the passage of time, morning, noon, and night, using sound and light. There are also exhibitions that change with the seasons.

Enjoy the riverside terrace day and night
During the day, you can shop, relax at the open cafe or at the playground. At night, there are also bars.
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Enjoy resort time in Osaka by the water
A complex located on the riverside of Nakanoshima. Enjoy an extraordinary moment surrounded by water and greenery.

Take a break on the open riverside terrace
A relaxing spot lined with restaurants and cafes with riverside dining on Tosabori-dori, Osaka's business district.

I like udon
A specialty of Osaka that combines the delicious flavor of the dashi with a variety of ingredients, allowing you to enjoy an elegant taste.

Udon Suki (1 serving) from 4,800 yen

Pure raw roulo rice
The dough is made from 100% rice flour and is perfectly balanced with domestic black soybeans and elegant fresh cream.

Pure raw rice Rulo (1 bottle) from 1,404 yen

Kitsune udon
The large fried tofu cooked in a sweet and spicy sauce and the gentle dashi broth are delicious.

Kitsune udon from 650 yen

Box sushi
This is a representative example of Osaka sushi, known as "8.5cm kaiseki."

Boxed sushi (3 pieces) 5,724 yen

Rishiri salted kelp with Japanese pepper
This is a superb dish made by slowly cooking natural Rishiri kelp from northern Hokkaido with Japanese pepper berries.

Rishiri salted kelp with Japanese pepper (80g) from 1,188 yen

Osaka Mamushi
Established 300 years ago, this restaurant is known for its eel, known as "Mamushi" because it is steamed between rice.

Osaka Mamushi (Chrysanthemum) 4,920 yen etc.

A fountain show over 100m long will light up the water city of Osaka.

Enjoy a unique 60-minute trip (regular tours are about 75 minutes) on an amphibious bus, where you can enjoy the cityscape and river of Osaka all at once.