Osaka
The kitchen of Japan — food culture, merchant spirit, and vibrant nightlife.
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ABOUT
Long known as "the nation's kitchen," Osaka is Japan's center of commerce and food culture. Its everyday comfort food — takoyaki, okonomiyaki — and the lively entertainment of Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi draw travelers from around the world.
WHERE TO STAY
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Guided tours, day trips and experiences in Osaka, booked through GetYourGuide (free cancellation up to 24h before on most).
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GETTING TO OSAKA
Fares are one-way estimates. If you are hopping between several cities by shinkansen, a Japan Rail Pass can come out cheaper than paying per trip — check whether the maths works for your route.
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WEATHER – OSAKA
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