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    Namba Yasaka Shrine
    Osaka

    Namba Yasaka Shrine

    Famous for its world-renowned massive "Lion Head" stage in the heart of Minami. The 12-meter high lion's mouth serves as a stage, and its powerful, unique appearance is immensely popular for impactful photos. The lion's large mouth is believed to "swallow evil spirits and call in victory," known for blessings in success and academics. A unique sanctuary where you can feel a mysterious power despite being near a bustling entertainment district.

    • Osaka
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    Tenjinbashi Bridge
    Osaka

    Tenjinbashi Bridge

    A historic bridge over the Okawa River, known as one of the "Three Great Bridges of Naniwa." Located near the southern starting point of Japan's longest shopping street, it serves as a vital stage during the Tenjin Matsuri festival for viewing the grand boat processions. From the bridge, you can enjoy a beautiful harmony of river and greenery leading to the tip of Nakanoshima. It offers a landscape loved by locals, blending historical charm with a sophisticated urban waterfront feel.

    • Osaka
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    Dojima Yakushido
    Osaka

    Dojima Yakushido

    A modern temple with a radical design standing in the heart of the Dojima business district. The polyhedral exterior using mirrored glass is futuristic, looking unlike a temple at first glance, yet it enshrines an ancient Yakushi Nyorai. It represents the ultimate fusion of modern architecture and traditional faith. Events like the "Setsubun Obake" are also famous. A hidden gem symbolizing the unique coexistence of Japan's "past" and "present."

    • Osaka
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    Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka
    Osaka

    Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka

    Opened in 2022, this new art sanctuary features a striking black cuboid exterior. It houses a wide collection of domestic and international art and design from the late 19th century to the present. The open interior allows visitors to enjoy art as part of daily life. The giant "Ship's Cat" sculpture outside is a popular photo spot for international travelers. A must-visit place to touch the cutting-edge culture of Osaka.

    • Osaka
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    Osaka City Central Public Hall
    Osaka

    Osaka City Central Public Hall

    A symbol of Nakanoshima and a world-class Neo-Renaissance masterpiece built in 1918 by a citizen's donation. Its red-brick walls, bronze dome, and magnificent interior decorations are of stunning quality, designated as an Important Cultural Property. The basement features exhibition spaces where you can feel the high civic spirit of Osaka. The night illumination is exceptionally beautiful, creating a prestigious landscape where art and history intersect along the water.

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    Chiyozakibashi Bridge
    Osaka

    Chiyozakibashi Bridge

    A historic bridge near Kyocera Dome Osaka over the Iwasaki Canal. It offers a comfortable space for pedestrians, providing views of the dome and the modern waterfront. It carries the remnants of the era when Osaka was called the "Venice of the East" while serving as a hub for people gathered for sports and events. The harmony between urban design and water flow offers a hidden view spot to feel the dynamic rhythm of modern Osaka.

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    Ebisubashi-suji Shopping Street
    Osaka

    Ebisubashi-suji Shopping Street

    A lively shopping street in the heart of Osaka Minami, connecting Namba and Dotonbori. It serves as the approach to the famous "Ebisubashi" (Glico sign bridge) and is packed with fashion, goods, and gourmet like "551 Horai" pork buns. It's the place to feel Osaka's upbeat energy directly, where the latest trends mix with old-world vitality. Perfect for immersing yourself in Osaka's "bustling culture" while enjoying street food and shopping.

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    Osaka Castle Plum Garden
    Osaka

    Osaka Castle Plum Garden

    A vast 1.7-hectare plum grove along the eastern inner moat of Osaka Castle Park. Approximately 1,200 trees of 100 varieties are planted, blooming from mid-February to early March. The view of white, red, and pink flowers overlapping with the castle tower in the background is incredibly beautiful, making it a blissful spot for those wishing to feel the early arrival of spring. Different from cherries, the subtle, mellow fragrance and dignified beauty of plum blossoms deeply convey the sentiment of Japan's transition from winter to spring.

    • Osaka
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    • Nature
    • Spring
    Gokurakubashi Bridge
    Osaka

    Gokurakubashi Bridge

    A beautiful wooden-style bridge connecting the Ninomaru and Honmaru over Osaka Castle's inner moat. The current bridge was rebuilt with an image from ancient screen paintings, carrying a sacred atmosphere fitting its name "Bridge to Paradise." The view of the main castle tower from the bridge is immense, making it the best location for photos with the castle. A place to trace the steps of warring states warriors while enjoying moated views and passing "Gozabune" boats.

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    Naniwabashi Bridge
    Osaka

    Naniwabashi Bridge

    A representative bridge of Osaka spanning the Yodogawa tributary, affectionately known as "Lion Bridge." Its trademark lion statues at the four corners carry the modern atmosphere of the Meiji era. From the bridge, you can view the beautiful Nakanoshima landscape and the Central Public Hall, with the night view reflected on the water being especially breathtaking. An essential spot for travelers wishing to capture the beauty of Osaka's historic waterfront on camera.

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    Fujita-tei Ato Park
    Osaka

    Fujita-tei Ato Park

    A vast Japanese garden developed on the site of the residence of entrepreneur Denzaburo Fujita. Despite being in the city center, it's wrapped in incredible silence and lush greenery, featuring waterfalls, streams, and rolling terrain. You can experience Japan's "beauty of space" through seasonal cherry blossoms and autumn leaves, making it an excellent spot for photography. Highly recommended for those seeking a quiet time to calm the mind in a traditional garden while visiting nearby museums.

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    Bank of Japan Osaka Branch
    Osaka

    Bank of Japan Osaka Branch

    A grand neo-renaissance Western building completed in 1903 along Mido-suji. Featuring a distinctive turquoise dome, this building symbolizes the prestige of Osaka when it flourished as an economic center. The heavy stone exterior creates an illusion of being on a European street corner, especially striking during night illuminations. For travelers who enjoy history and architecture, it's a landmark where you can directly feel the path of modernization and prosperity Osaka has walked.

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    Kyu Sakuranomiya Kokaido
    Osaka

    Kyu Sakuranomiya Kokaido

    A heavy stone architectural masterpiece built in 1935, using the former front entrance of the Japan Mint. Its iconic Greek-style columns are designated as an Important Cultural Property. Now functioning as a restaurant and wedding venue, you can enjoy meals while feeling the modern elegance of the early 20th century. The harmony with the cherry blossoms along the Okawa River is superb, and this fusion of historical architecture and natural beauty is highly rated by architecture-loving international tourists.

    • Osaka
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    Cherry Blossom Viewing at the Mint
    Osaka

    Cherry Blossom Viewing at the Mint

    A special spring event open for only one week in April at the Japan Mint. Approximately 140 varieties of rare cherry blossoms, such as double-flowered "Yaezakura," bloom in a dense tunnel. Since they peak after the common Somei Yoshino varieties, it's popular for those wanting a late-season cherry blossom viewing. The overwhelming visual experience and the sentimental atmosphere of Japanese spring make it well worth visiting, even with the large crowds from all over the world.

    • Osaka
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    • Spring
    Mt. Chausu
    Osaka

    Mt. Chausu

    A historic site of a fierce battle during the Siege of Osaka, where Tokugawa Ieyasu and Sanada Yukimura set up their headquarters. Located in Tennoji Park, this small hill is etched with memories of the final conflict of the warring states era. Now maintained as a quiet walking path, you can gaze at the dynamic view of Abeno Harukas across the "Wake Bridge" over the Kawazoko Pond. A place where you can simultaneously feel the history of Bushido and modern prosperity.

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    Naniwa Palace Site
    Osaka

    Naniwa Palace Site

    The site of an ancient palace representing the Asuka and Nara periods. Now maintained as a vast park, the platforms of the former Great Hall of State have been restored. It's a precious place showing that Osaka was a key political and transport hub thousands of years ago. Surrounded by modern skyscrapers, you can enjoy a mysterious landscape where ancient ruins and modern cityscapes intersect. For history-loving travelers, it's an intellectual spot to learn about the origins of the city.

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    Osaka Suijyo Bus
    Osaka

    Osaka Suijyo Bus

    A cruise boat that lets you enjoy the charm of "Water City" Osaka from the river level. The "Aqua-Liner" touring Nakanoshima and Osaka Castle features an open design with a glass roof, allowing you to see the underside of historic bridges and modern skyscrapers up close. A unique Osaka experience is watching the boat's roof lower to pass under low bridges. With seasonal courses for cherry blossoms or autumn leaves, it's perfect for those seeking a relaxing flow of time different from walking.

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    Tempozan Giant Ferris wheel
    Osaka

    Tempozan Giant Ferris wheel

    One of the world's largest Ferris wheels and an icon of Osaka Port. Reaching a height of 112.5 meters, it offers a panoramic view of Osaka Bay, the city, and on clear days, even the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Kansai Airport. Some "see-through cabins" with transparent floors offer a thrilling mid-air walk. The night view is especially spectacular with beautiful illuminations. Together with the nearby Kaiyukan, it's a classic spot to feel the dynamic charm of Osaka as a port city.

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    The National Museum of Art, Osaka
    Osaka

    The National Museum of Art, Osaka

    A completely underground museum in Nakanoshima, featuring a striking exterior design inspired by the vitality of bamboo. It houses and exhibits excellent contemporary art from Japan and abroad, allowing visitors to feel global art trends. The innovative spatial design and the escalator leading deep underground feel like an artwork itself, releasing visitors from daily life. For art-loving travelers, it's a key cultural hub to touch Japan's modern creativity.

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    Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
    Osaka

    Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

    Japan's first museum themed on the "history of housing," recreating an Osaka street from the late Edo period at full scale. You can enter the merchant and private houses, and feel as if you've traveled back in time through lighting and sound effects that change from morning to night. Kimono rentals are popular, allowing you to take beautiful photos against the backdrop of an Edo-period street. It's an indoor spot where you can enjoy learning about Osaka's deep history and culture regardless of the weather.

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    Katsuo-ji Temple
    Osaka

    Katsuo-ji Temple

    Known as the "Temple of Winner's Luck," it is a power spot attracting visitors praying for success in business or life. The sight of tens of thousands of "Winning Daruma" dolls filling the grounds is spectacular, and its powerful red imagery has become a hot topic on social media. The beautiful gates and gardens show incredibly rich colors through the seasons—spring cherries, summer hydrangeas, autumn maples, and winter snow. It's a place where you can deeply experience the traditional Japanese culture of entrusting your wishes to a Daruma.

    • Osaka
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    Minoh Falls
    Osaka

    Minoh Falls

    A majestic 33-meter high waterfall selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls." It appears after a 40-minute walk along the well-maintained "Takimichi" path from Minoh Station, accompanied by the sound of the stream. The contrast between the white water flowing down the rocky cliff and the surrounding deep greenery or autumn maples is as beautiful as a painting. Spending time enveloped in the negative ions from the waterfall is a special experience that purifies the mind and body.

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    Minoh City
    Osaka

    Minoh City

    Just 30 minutes by train from central Osaka, this area is perfect for travelers seeking rich nature and silence. Known as the gateway to the Meiji no Mori Minoh Quasi-National Park, it serves as the starting point for hiking trails. With ancient temples and atmospheric inns, it's ideal for refreshing away from the city's hustle. In autumn, it attracts tourists from all over the world as a famous spot for brilliant red maples. You can enjoy a peaceful journey aiming for beautiful forests and waterfalls while snacking on the specialty "Maple Leaf Tempura."

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    Expo ’70 Commemorative Park
    Osaka

    Expo ’70 Commemorative Park

    A vast park built on the site of the 1970 Japan World Exposition. The giant "Tower of the Sun," designed by artist Taro Okamoto, still stands as a powerful symbol of Osaka today. The extensive grounds house a Japanese garden, a nature observation forest, the National Museum of Ethnology, and the huge complex "EXPOCITY." It's an entertainment park where you can spend an entire day enjoying seasonal nature like cherry blossoms and autumn leaves, along with art, learning, and shopping.

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