Osaka Travel Guide

Osaka, also known as "Japan's Kitchen," is world-renowned for its culinary culture.
Especially in the Dotonbori area, you can enjoy a lively food street filled with B-class gourmet foods such as takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu (deep fried skewered pork cutlets).
In addition, Umeda and Minami-Semba are home to many fine restaurants, where you can enjoy the exquisiteness and innovation of Japanese cuisine.

FOOD

Osaka is home to Osaka Castle, an important landmark symbolizing the history of Japan.bInside the castle, visitors can feel the era of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and in the gardens around the castle, visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature in each of the four seasons.At the Mint Bureau, a tunnel of cherry blossoms attracts visitors in spring, allowing them to experience both Japanese tradition and the beauty of nature at the same time.

CULTURE

Osaka has several commercial areas.
Umeda is the largest commercial area in Osaka, with large shopping malls, theaters, and art galleries, bringing together the latest trends and culture.Shinsaibashi is a thriving shopping center with stores selling international fashion brands and traditional Japanese crafts.

SHOPPING

Osaka is also known as a center for advanced medical care.
World-renowned medical institutions are concentrated here, offering state-of-the-art treatments and health checkups.
In addition, guests can refresh their body and mind at the hotel's spa and traditional Japanese-style hot spring facilities.

MEDICAL CARE

Osaka is a city of diverse landscapes, from traditional Japanese architecture to modern skyscrapers.
In particular, Osaka is known as a water city, and visitors can enjoy the city's scenery on a water bus.At night, visitors can enjoy the lively nightscape decorated with neon lights.

LANDSCAPE