Osaka Castle
This magnificent castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and a moat has watched over the city for more than 400 years and lights up brilliantly at night.
Ōsaka is one of Japan’s biggest and most exciting cities, bursting with energy, colour, and — above almost everything else — incredible food. The people here are so passionate about eating well that they have their own saying about it, basically meaning you should enjoy food until you absolutely cannot eat another bite. From sizzling street stalls to neon-lit canals, Ōsaka has a warmth and liveliness that makes it feel unlike anywhere else in the world.
The city is packed with amazing things to explore. A towering castle that has stood for over four centuries still watches over Ōsaka today, glowing beautifully after dark. Nearby, the dazzling Dotonbori district lights up the night with giant signs and the smell of delicious food drifting through the air. History lovers will be amazed to find temples and shrines that are among the oldest in all of Japan, some dating back to the sixth century.
Whether you are hunting for the perfect snack, exploring ancient history, or stepping into the world of your favourite film characters at a famous theme park, Ōsaka has something extraordinary waiting around every corner.
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Ōsaka is Japan's third-largest city and is famous nationwide as the country's street-food and culinary capital.
People in Ōsaka have a local saying — 'kuidaore' — which means 'eat until you drop,' showing just how seriously they take delicious food!
This magnificent castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and a moat has watched over the city for more than 400 years and lights up brilliantly at night.
This dazzling entertainment district along the canal is packed with giant neon signs, street food stalls, and the famous spinning Glico running man billboard.
This exciting theme park lets you step into the worlds of Harry Potter, Mario, Minions, and so many more beloved stories.
Founded in 593 CE, this is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in all of Japan and still welcomes visitors to its peaceful pagoda and gardens.
One of Japan's most ancient Shinto shrines, its unique curved bridge over a pond is one of the most photographed spots in the city.
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