Umeda Sky Building Floating Garden Observatory
A rooftop observatory on a building in Umeda, with a 360-degree view from 173 metres.
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A rooftop observatory on a building in Umeda, with a 360-degree view from 173 metres.
The oldest rugby-only stadium in Japan, in Higashiosaka, known as the venue of the high-school championship.
Stand-up paddling on the river at Nakanoshima, looking up at the city from the water.
A hands-on centre in Ikeda telling the story of instant noodles, where you can make your own cup.
A roadside station in Kawachinagano with a farm stand and bicycle hire.
A twenty-minute Japanese boat around the inner moat of Osaka Castle, close to the tallest castle stone walls in Japan.
An observation lobby on the 21st floor of Sakai City Hall, 80 metres up, looking over the Nintoku tomb mound. Free to enter.
A go-kart track at Maishima in Konohana ward, Osaka, where no licence is needed.
A campsite on Mount Kongo in Chihayaakasaka, high enough to stay cool in summer.
An indoor arena at Maishima in Konohana ward, Osaka, home of a professional basketball club.
A grilled-meat restaurant at Nakanoshima, run by a Kyoto restaurant, serving meat and Kyoto vegetables with dashi.
A restaurant at Koraibashi, in a red-brick Western building designed by Kingo Tatsuno.
A dining complex joined to Osaka Station, gathering Kansai restaurants — the first such market in Asia.
A chicken restaurant in Shinsaibashi, serving mizutaki made with its own branded birds.
A hub in Dotonbori, using video technology to put out information about the district.
A market at Sakai-Dejima fishing port on Saturdays and Sundays, where you can grill what you buy.
A garden shop in Tennoji Park, dealing in houseplants and gardening supplies.
A stone-paved lane in Minami, Osaka, with the water-splashed Fudo image and long-established restaurants.
An eating and drinking quarter southeast of Namba, with over a hundred places, mostly stand-up bars.
A shopping street in Namba, 150 metres of shops for cooking tools, tableware and food models.