Kaiten Sushi CHOJIRO
A conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Namba, with live fish tanks inside.
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A conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Namba, with live fish tanks inside.
A Chinese restaurant near Nippombashi Station, serving proper Chinese cooking to 70 seats.
A roadside station in Kawachinagano, with meals made from local ingredients and a farm stand.
A tearoom and Western restaurant in Shinsaibashi, in business over 60 years, known for anmitsu and griddled noodles.
The Gamo 4-chome district of Joto ward, Osaka, where old houses and row houses have been refitted as restaurants.
An all-you-can-eat sweets restaurant in Umeda, with about 30 kinds of sweets and light dishes.
A teppanyaki restaurant founded in 1945, held to be the first to cook beef on a griddle before the guest.
A soy-sauce ramen shop in Dotonbori, known for its deep black broth.
A conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Dotonbori run by a fish company, which butchers tuna in the shop.
A dining lane beneath the Umeda Sky Building, recreating a streetscape of the early Showa years.
A shopping street in Shinsekai, with kushikatsu shops, stand-up bars and shogi parlours.
An underground arcade joined to Kyobashi Station, with many restaurants from Japanese food to coffee.
A Japanese confectioner in the Tempozan dining quarter, known for warabimochi, where you can also try grinding beans.
A sukiyaki restaurant founded in 1881 in Shinsaibashi, in a sukiya-style building.
A centre where you can meet dolphins. Being half indoors, it is little affected by weather.
A centre in Sakai gathering the city's trades — forged blades above all, with incense sticks and chusen dyeing.
A company museum in Nishiyodogawa ward, Osaka, on the history of a confectioner and its toys over the years.
A workshop in Shinsaibashi where you make a ring or bracelet and take it home the same day.
A balloon ride at Daisen Park in Sakai, looking down on the Mozu burial mounds.
A photography studio in Shinsaibashi, with 30 backdrops and shoots around the city.
Japanese culture sessions at the Osaka Norin Kaikan in Shinsaibashi, covering tea ceremony and calligraphy among others.
A sushi-making session in Namba, with guidance in foreign languages.
A tea ceremony session in Dotonbori, with an explanation of its history, the making of tea and a sweet.