Rikuro-Ojisan no mise Namba store (cheese cake)

Embarking on a first-time journey to Japan can be both thrilling and daunting, but fear not! ✈️ After months of meticulous research and planning, I've created this comprehensive itinerary to streamline your trip preparations. 🗺️🌸 What's inside this guide? 🗓️ Detailed daily itinerary, with top-notch places to explore 🏨 Accommodation recommendations spanning from budget-friendly to luxurious options 🚆 Transportation guidelines to ease your way around 📝 Essential pre-trip information for a seamless experience 🌟 Must-do experiences, culinary delights, and souvenir suggestions 🗣️ Personal insights and honest reviews from my own journey Your adventure will take you through these captivating cities: 🏙️ Osaka 🦌 Nara 🌸 Hiroshima 🍖 (Optional) Kobe 🍁 Kyoto 🗼 Tokyo 🌋 Hakone (with a view of Mt. Fuji) Curious to see my trip to Japan? Check out my Instagram highlights "Tokyo," "Hiroshima," and "Osaka-Kyoto." 📷 Do you have questions or need help planning your trip? Hire me through one of my services and let's make your Japan adventure unforgettable! 💛

✔️ made by someone with seafood/nut allergies! 🙅🏻‍♀️🥜🐟 (edit) please note: this list includes places I've been to and DID NOT have an allergy issue there. unfortunately not many places in Japan are made for 100% seafood allergy or vegan places because well, its a highly seafood based country. Anyway, hope this helps :) --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- This last year (2023) I went to Japan 3 times and got to do lots of activities + food + shopping + cafes (animal pet ones too hehe) --- CATEGORIES IN THIS GUIDE: 🏬 - shopping 🥢 - restaurants (noted for seafood/nut allergies) 🎯 - activities 🍵 - cafe 🍹- nightlife club/bars 🛌 - others!! such as accommodation mentioned --- check out my profile to learn more about me travel history!! and also my socials/stories for more updated content :P ✩ instagram: @joanneffan ✩ tiktok: @justjjoanne Questions or Feedback?? Shoot me a DM on Insta or send an email justjoanne88@gmail.com :)

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.