Best places: Business parks in Osaka, Japan

Lively entertainment district known for its soaring illuminated billboards, restaurants & theaters.

Connected skyscrapers with a rooftop garden observatory, plus a restaurant & lounge with city views.

Osaka's tallest building features an observation deck, a department store, an art museum & a hotel.

Skyscraper pair surrounded by urban complex with a floating garden observatory & a museum.

Busy, covered shopping arcade lined with fashion boutiques, gift stores & Japanese dessert shops.

Spacious market with vendors selling street food, fresh produce & shellfish, plus souvenirs.

Vibrant area featuring stores specialized in used video games, high-tech, anime & manga.

Bustling, colorful district created in 1912 with a 103-m tower, restaurants & souvenir shops.

Shopping street dedicated to selling household goods, kitchenware, pottery & tools.

Over 600 stores of all varieties line this street, one of Japan's longest for shops.

Grassy area of Tennoji Park popular for picnics & featuring futsal courts, cafes & a playground.

A wide variety of traditional food stalls, cafes & taverns line this narrow, stone-paved alleyway.

Bustling urban area known for its Korean restaurants, shopping venues & street food.

Bustling local market featuring vendors for fresh produce, local gourmet specialties & street food.

👍👍 Fun place to visit. Such a good vibe to just walk around

👍 Essential experience for the bizarre architectural design alone but the focus here is on a compact maze of unique watering holes catering to a variety of moods, preferences and umm, fetishes... Bar hop and be merry and if you're lucky you might end up climbing a mountain next door.

👍👍 Wonderful dining alleys with many tasty Japanese food options. Their lunch time will be packed so need to go early or else have to queue. Also the ambience is Good as its like in the early modern Japanese period. Every restaurants in the basement have a good standard of quality and affordable prices...

👍 Lots of good small local restaurants (many hold <10 guests). Good for individuals or couples; groups larger than 3 or 4 would have a hard time finding seats.

Cheery, old-school covered shopping street lined with food, clothing & souvenir vendors.

👍👍 Dotonbori-suji Ukiyo-koji, where you can find ``Imai,'' an udon noodle restaurant.You can also see the romantic alley of the Taisho era, and the interior of the café where Moga and Mobo in the early Showa era of Osaka were stylish. The omikuji of "Issun-boshi Daimyojin" is very popular if you can w...