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00:00 Introduction
01:03 Transportation and Dotonbori
04:16 Takashimaya Department Store
04:40 Cafe Anon, Osaka Castle
06:57 Tennoji Zoo, Shinsekai
09:11 Closing
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Kicha Wanderers welcome to Rome with Dory you’ve go to for travel guides and relaxing virtual walks today we’re headed to the third largest city in Japan Osaka this video is going to help you plan a 3-day fun itinerary it’s a bit of a mystery why Osaka is often
Missed in Travelers visit to Japan especially when you consider what this vibrant city has to offer it’s true that Osaka doesn’t have the imperial history of Kyoto or the bustling neon lit streets of Tokyo but what it does have is a unique spirit all its own one
That’s rooted in both the past and the present only 2 hours from Tokyo imagine a city where cuttingedge skyscrapers stand side by side with ancient temples where the scent of incense mingles with the mouthwatering aroma of takoyaki and okonomiyaki the city’s iconic street food add to that the warm welcoming
Nature of the locals and you have a city that’s every bit as captivating as its more famous counterparts so if you’re ready to explore a different side of Japan let’s dive into to a 3-day itinerary that unveils the best of Osaka first let’s talk about Transportation
You can reach Osaka from Tokyo via the shinson train for about $18 if you are traveling with luggages and don’t want to carry them with you you can also use a local shipping company I used this service and found it so convenient they shipped my luggage in
2 days to my destination hotel and left it with the front desk I found the service amazing and reasonably priced $18 if you fly into Osaka airport there are stops outside for limousine buses they have different stops throughout the city tickets can be purchased at the
Station or use your IC card for about $5 you can get around Osaka City best by public transportation for your lodging I recommend staying near the Namba station it is close to to the Kurama market and local attractions on day one begin your first day in Osaka by grabbing breakfast
At a popular local spot like Cafe Graham the cafe is known for their fluffy and delicious pancakes and is located close to Namba station they offer a variety of sweet and savory options or if you only want good coffee in the morning you can grab your first cup of joe at Kam’s
Coffee a Japanese chain of coffee shops known for their thick toast and signature coffee Blends Kam’s coffee has several branches around Osaka including one near Namba station next immerse yourself in its vibrant Street culture no better place to dive into this Dynamic energy than Doon bore doton bore
Is a bustling shopping and food District that perfectly encapsulates the city’s Spirit as you walk through its Lively streets you’ll be greeted by a symphony of sights sounds and sents that will leave you eager to explore the heart of dotonbori is its food scene a culinary playground where you can sample Osaka’s
Delectable street food the star of the show is undoubtedly takoyaki a mouthwatering ball-shaped snack made from a wheat flour-based batter and filled with minced octopus tempora scraps Pickled ginger and green onion this iconic dish crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside is a must try
For any food Enthusiast next on the menu is okonomiyaki a Savory pancake that’s as fun to eat as it is to say this culinary delight whose name translates to grilled as you like it is a mix of cabbage meat and seafood all held together by a rich flavorful batter
Topped with a variety of condiments and cut into bite-sized pieces okono Miyaki is a festival of flavors that you won’t soon forget but cbor isn’t just about food it’s also home to the iconic gleo man sign a symbol of Osaka that has been lighting up the district for nearly a
Century this brightly lit billboard featuring a runner crossing a Finish Line is a popular photo spot and a testament to the city’s enduring energy and spirit not far from the gleo man sign is the Abu Bridge a popular Gathering Spot for locals and tourists alike from here you can take in the
Stunning views of the doten bore Canal lined with neon signs and bustling with light take a leisurely stroll along the dton bore Canal soaking in the city’s neon glow the vibrant lights reflecting off the water create a mesmerizing display that encapsulates the magic of Osaka this dazzling spectacle is the perfect
Way to end your first day in this incredible City if you love department store shopping takashimaya department store is a must ad to the itinerary this store also includes an archive that shows the history of this department store in Japan admission is free it is also close by the Namba stations they
Also have several versions of their store’s cute mascot Rose Chan at this department store you can find the luxury Brands and food hauls so much to see and enjoy on day two start the day with fluffy Japanese sule pancakes at Cafe Anan it’s a Cozy Cafe serving pancakes
And parfit in a casual space decorated with light wood and muted colors people raved about their pancakes at Cafe andan I personally found the taste of egg too strong after a full tummy you are now heading to the day’s exploration today it will be a step back in time to
Explore the historical side of Osaka first stop of the day Osaka Castle an iconic symbol of the city’s Rich past that dates back to the 16th century This Magnificent structure with its White Walls and gleaming golden adornments stands as a proud Testament to Osaka’s resilience and enduring Spirit each
Stone each turret each ornate detail Tells A Tale of its own weaving together the rich tapestry of Osaka’s history as you ascend to the Castle’s Observatory prepare yourself for a view that truly takes your breath away from this vantage point the city unfurls before your eyes in a panorama of Modern Skyscrapers
Ancient temples and the vibrant everchanging pulse of life that is uniquely Osaka there’s an almost surreal Beauty in the contrast between the city’s bustling present and its storied past for those of you with a keen interest in history the Osaka Museum of History is not to be missed located just
A Stones throw away from the castle this Museum offers a deeper dive into the city’s past its comprehensive exhibits span several floors each dedicated to a different era from the ancient times of the naniwa palace to the post-war reconstruction period it’s a fascinating Journey that gives you a deeper
Understanding of the city’s Evolution over the centuries next take a short train ride to umeda to go to the yabashi department store for some shopping here you will find a Nintendo store doron store and PokΓ©mon stores as the sun begins to set head for some fun video anime shopping experience at denden
Toown it’s the Osaka’s equivalent of Akihabara you can find so many cheap anime goodies here don’t forget to grab some cute toys from the gacha pon machine sprawled everywhere here for dinner there are plenty of affordable cheap delicious eats in the area to choose from end the day with some more
Shopping at shinsaibashi suji Street a very busy shopping street perfect for souvenir shopping the final day in Osaka presents an opportunity to discover the city’s hidden gems today we’re off to the vibrant shinsekai District a shopping district that feels like a time capsule it’s a retro corner of the city
Where the past meets the present in the most delightful way the district is known for the suun Kaku Tower an iconic symbol of Osaka that offers panoramic city views it’s a must visit spot that’s steeped in history in local lore but shinsekai is more than just a tower it’s
A bustling district with a distinct character where you can stroll through narrow alleys filled with colorful signs vintage shops and Lively eateries there’s stores for shooting games and a lot of fun stuff like bikin the official mascot of Osaka now if you’re an animal lover the tanoi zoo is a must visit it
Is walking distance from shinsekai it’s home to a wide range of species from The Majestic lion to the playful penguin you can also see red pandas in the tanoi zoo plus a kid-friendly Cafe it’s a place that brings you Closer To Nature right in the Heart of the City not too far
From the zoo you can also visit Namba yasaka Shrine it has very cool building shaped in giant lion’s head for those seeking relaxation spa world is the place to be it’s a huge Onsen complex with themed Spas from around the world it’s the perfect place to unwind and
Soak away the fatigue from your travels now after the spa let’s go and enjoy some more food because shinsekai is known for kushikatsu a local delicacy it’s a simple dish skewered meat and vegetables breaded and deep fried to Perfection each bite is a delicious Revelation that will make your taste
Buds dance it’s the perfect way to fuel your Explorations in this Lively District also in shinsekai there’s also a McDonald’s that have interesting seasonal items on their menu catered to locals that would be fun to check out while you’re here as you wander through the streets of shinsekai you’ll uncover
The Hidden Treasures that make Osaka so unique the city’s charm lies in these little details in the blend of old and new in the flavors of its local Cuisine and in the warmth of its people as the sun sets on your final day take a moment to reflect on the city’s unique charm
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