Mozu Kofun
The tomb of Emperor Nintoku is the largest in Japan. Part of the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group World Cultural Heritage site.
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Value Village
From the city that eats until it drops, on to a Kansai journey.

Reference image; type not confirmed · A castle keep with green roofs and white walls against a blue sky
Osaka is a destination where you can combine food culture, city walks, history and urban scenery. The official Osaka tourism guide introduces sightseeing information by area, including Kita centred on Umeda, the area around Osaka Castle, Tennoji and Abeno, and the Bay Area. On your first stay, rather than trying to cover a wide area at once, it is easier to plan around the areas you want to visit and your mealtimes. Depending on the purpose of your trip, such as walks to learn about history, architecture and art, or facilities the whole family can enjoy, you can make use of the official spot search and model courses. Event and facility information may change. Before you go, check each facility's official information for whether it is open on the day of your visit, whether reservations are needed, and how to get there.
The tomb of Emperor Nintoku is the largest in Japan. Part of the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group World Cultural Heritage site.
Reference scenery of the region; not a photo of this facilityOne of the three great festivals of Japan. The river surface glitters with the boat procession and the dedicated fireworks.
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Search hotels in this areaA fictional demo restaurant for enjoying Japanese food culture. The menu, budget and rating are samples.
Illustrative food image; not the actual restaurant or dishes