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If you come to Osaka and can only choose one place that's hard to leave both day and night, it has to be Dotonbori! (It's written with the character "堀," not "掘"〜)

During the day, Dotonbori is a food lover's paradise. Stroll along the canal and eat your way through the long-established places with lines out the door. Once night falls and all the neon lights come on, the entire street instantly transforms into a vibrant city that never sleeps. This is the true spirit of Osaka.

Grand and modern by day, romantic and dazzling at night—Kyoto Station never gets old.

I especially love setting aside some time at the station:

Going upstairs to admire the illuminated Kyoto Tower in the distance

Stocking up on matcha desserts and souvenir boxes in the underground shopping area

Having a steaming bowl of ramen upstairs before catching the train 🍜

As both the starting point and the final stop for travelers, this place truly offers beautiful views, great food, and shopping all in one〜Next time you're passing through, don't rush off. Set aside some time to explore and take photos.

The joy of feasting on seafood is right here at Kuromon Market.

I stop by every time I come to Osaka. Freshly opened sea urchin, grilled giant scallops, and wagyu skewers are seriously irresistible〜

After eating and browsing, grab a box of juicy seasonal fruit, and your happiness level will be maxed out.

I recommend coming around brunch time, then continuing with the rest of your plans once you're full and satisfied.

How could you visit Osaka and miss Tsutenkaku Tower?

Shinsekai, full of old downtown charm, is truly a food lover's paradise.

Freshly fried, golden and crispy kushikatsu and piping-hot takoyaki that's crispy outside and soft inside, along with the flashy oversized signs and neon lights lining the streets—every photo feels so Osaka〜 You won't be able to stop eating as you walk around!

This is the place to sample all the affordable local favorites everyone should try when visiting Osaka.

Strolling through the Showa-era atmosphere of Shinsekai is perfect for taking photos and checking in.

Whenever I see a long line while walking through a department store, I know it's for Sugar Butter Sand Tree.

The crispy rye cookies have a grainy aroma and are coated with fine sugar crystals. That crunch with every bite is so satisfying! Paired with the rich, smooth filling, the sweet and salty combination never gets old.

I was super lucky this time and even managed to pick up the “limited-edition flavor” too (satisfied).

It's just right for afternoon tea with a cup of unsweetened hot tea or black coffee.