Osaka Prefecture Travel Guide

A magical art space for nature and technology in sheer harmony.

A shrine said to keep the deity of good, booming business.

A stunning beach blanketed in pure white marble stones, officially recognized as a "Lover's Sanctuary" and one of "Japan’s 100 Best Sunset Views."

Housed in a former pavilion building, this museum offers a rich collection of diverse crafts from Japan and around the world.

Market opens just 2x a month to the public! Wholesale market and vital hub supporting Osaka, the "City of Gastronomy”.

The signature “therapeutic spring” sourced from 1,300 meters underground are the star at this bathhouse themed amusement park.

Relax and rejuvenate in the expansive open-air bath, Bijin no Yu ("Beauty’s Bath"), while taking in stunning views of Osaka Bay.

Ease your body and mind with a variety of luxe baths.

A leisurely cruise along the rivers of Osaka, Ofune Camome offers a cozy, home-like atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy the sights from the comfort of a sightseeing boat.

Full seclusion at this hidden hot spring retreat and village near Osaka.

A temple and resting place of poet Saigyo Hoshi, where some 1,500 gorgeous cherry blossoms bloom each spring.

An ancient temple known for its striking contrast of vermilion-stained pagoda against a backdrop of autumn leaves.

A nostalgic café nestled in Nakazakicho, a historic district full of old-town charm.

Indulge in a gourmet experience at this Michelin-starred French restaurant.

Enjoy the original birthplace of the legendary mixed fruit juice.

Enjoy both fishing and dining in this one-of-a-kind entertainment restaurant!

A kushikatsu restaurant featuring Shinsekai’s largest banquet hall, perfect for gatherings and celebrations.

Savor a luxurious moment at this renowned restaurant inside the Imperial Hotel.

Famous for its yellow-skinned shumai, this historic Chinese restaurant in Namba has been a local favorite for generations!

Thick, fluffy pancakes and exquisite shaved ice—this popular spot draws attention from visitors around the world.

Nourish your body with essential nutrients and elevate your mind and body to a state of beauty.

A Japanese-born café renowned worldwide for its vibrant food art.

The outstanding European roasting method to draw out the original aroma and taste of the coffee beans.

The café offers a variety of healthy dishes packed with fresh fruits and vegetables.

A mega-discount store complete with Ferris wheel, river cruise boarding area, and tourist information hub.

Amazing shopping and eats at this retail mall just off of Osaka Station.

The best of Japan’s people, items and moments await at this retail multiplex with direct connection to Osaka Station.

Premium-quality seaweed crafted from carefully selected ingredients.

A traditional Japanese confectionery shop with a long history, dedicated to the art of mochi-making.

A full array of tasty dining set at the entrance of Osaka Castle Park.

A high-quality outdoor goods store set inside the shopping hub directly connected to JR Osaka Station and Umeda Station on the Midosuji Line.

A wide selection of souvenirs filled with the charm of Osaka is available, offering a taste of the city's unique culture, flavors, and traditions.

A fashion mega-plex off Midosuji Avenue, with a shop for every shopper just inside.

A souvenir shop at Shin-Osaka Station, open from early morning to night, boasting the station's largest display space.

From gourmet to souvenirs, this entertainment commercial complex has it all, located adjacent to the theme park.

A traditional department store in Shinsaibashi that incorporates new elements.

Just a 30-minute drive from Osaka City! Recharge in this nature-hugged inn known for luxe hot springs, and tasty seasonal fare.

A premium line of a popular hotel chain, aiming to be a hub for local information and experiences.

Located in the heart of Minami, this luxury hotel is known for its stunning high-floor restaurants with breathtaking views.

Offering direct access to major cities, this hotel is conveniently connected to JR Osaka Station, providing exceptional hospitality and comfort.

A new brand launched by one of Japan’s top luxury hotel groups, offering a stay that resonates with guests' senses.

Enjoy a casual glamping experience near Universal Studios Japan (USJ) while feeling the ocean breeze.

A hot spring inn where you can enjoy Inunakiyama Onsen, the only hot spring village in Osaka Prefecture.

A stay that feels like the U-S of -A! Feast your eyes on swooping views out over the entire park.

Directly connected to Shinsaibashi Station, this city hotel offers exceptional convenience, making it an ideal base for exploring the Kansai region.

Experience a graceful stay in a refined setting where the spirit of hospitality is alive.

Experience an extraordinary stay at this accommodation located within the marina, right next to the sea.

Popular for its convenience and prime location, Kaneyoshi Ryokan is a cozy, long-established inn in Dotonbori.

The ritual held at Osaka Tenmangu with more than 1000-year history, regarded as one of Japan’s Three Major Festivals.

Musical fireworks display in the skies over Osaka Bay.

A summer festival featuring Japan's only surviving traditional "Daigaku" performance.

The grand annual festival of Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, where countless visitors gather to pray for prosperity in business.

Famed mega festival in Osaka Prefecture, parading unforgettable taikodai drum floats across the streets in full pomp and circumstance.

Famed naked festival where loincloth-clad men scramble to pick up extra luck at this temple connected to Prince Shotoku.

A fall festival in Kishiwada with 300-years of history. People pull a 4-ton Danjiri and turn a corner in Yarimawashi, 90-degrees with great force!

This is a traditional event that heralds spring in Osaka, where visitors can enjoy cherry blossoms of many varieties.

A symbol street of light connecting to a shining future.

A summer tradition of Naniwa, coloring the Yodogawa, the symbol of the "Water Metropolis Osaka".

Art of light spreading over the waters of Nakanoshima.