Asahi Beer Museum

Osaka’s nickname, “Tenka no Daidokoro” (the nation’s kitchen), originally referred to its historical status as Japan’s rice-trade hub. Although no longer the hub for rice trade, Osaka is now known for being the food capital of Japan. Okonomiyaki, takoyaki, and kushikatsu are well-known Osaka dishes, but there are many more delicious foods to try while there. I personally love Osaka because the people are kind and outgoing, and the city itself has a lot to offer for visitors.

Welcome to the ultimate travel guide to Osaka - a bustling city in Japan known for its vibrant culture, delicious street food, historic landmarks, and modern attractions. Whether you're a foodie, history buff, shopping enthusiast, or nature lover, Osaka has something to offer everyone. This activity guide explores the best things to do in Osaka and uncover the hidden gems that make this city a must-visit destination for any traveler. - Table of Contents - For the foodies, because Osaka IS the kitchen of Japan after all: 1. My 34 favorite restaurants 2. Top 29 highly recommended food spots For my activity lovers, because what's a vacation without FUN? Osaka has something for everyone! I've listed 27 Modern Attractions including: 1. Themed cafes 2. Pet cafes 3. Gaming centres 4. Shopping centres 5. Experiences For my drinkers and party lovers, because we all need to LET LOOSE! Get access to 20 of the locals' favorite bars and speakeasies For my historians and nature lovers, because someone has to immerse themselves completely into Japan and have fun while doing it. I have included 15 activities that I think are worthwhile with personal insights about each site.