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 75-minute journey on an amphibious bus that lets you experience both the cityscape of Osaka and the river at the same time.

Enjoy a luxurious time on a leisurely cruise around the waterfront of Nakanoshima on a limousine boat.

This park has been popular with locals since the Meiji era. Its attractive location between the Dojima River and the Tosabori River makes it a popular spot to stroll around Nakanoshima, where 3,700 roses of 300 varieties bloom in full bloom in mid-May and mid-October.

Newly renovated science experience facility
There are about 200 exhibits of actual materials and interactive devices, as well as a planetarium and other exciting things to do.

A black cube where the city and art resonate
An art museum where you can encounter a wide variety of masterpieces, with a theme of modern and contemporary art and design from Osaka and around the world.

Experience contemporary art in unique architecture
This impressive museum features an exterior with a bamboo motif designed by Cesar Pelli and an expansive underground space.

A wide variety of Japanese art pieces on display
The museum houses ancient Japanese and East Asian art pieces collected by Ryuhei Murayama, founder of the Asahi Shimbun Company.

Enjoy reading in a stone building
This stately building, with three stone floors and a copper-roofed dome, is partially designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan.

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