17 Day Trip to Osaka-shi from Brookvale

Listen up shopaholics! Shinsaibashi is the largest shopping area in Osaka! Here you will find man...

The Osaka Aquarium, also known as Kaiyukan, is located in the Tempozan Harbor Village of Osaka's ...

Before there was the London Eye, there was THE Tempozan Ferris Wheel! Situated at the mouth of th...

Essentially this is a giant interactive playground. The facility is from the 3rd to 5th floors. E...

Nakanoshima Park is a waterfront park nestled between Dojimagawa and Tosaborigawa rivers. Spread ...

Shitennoji is one of Japan's oldest temples. It was established and built in the year 593 by...

This area has been a market in one form or another for a long while. During the Meiji and and Tai...

This market has been around for 170 years, preserving Osaka's traditions in a way few other place...

Dotonbori Area is one of Osaka's most popular localities. It is a street that runs parallel to th...

The castle looms over this 2 kilometres square park. Aside from the 600 cherry trees in Nishinoma...

Shinsekai is a district in Osaka known for its vibrant night life, its restaurants and its pleasu...

At 300 metres this is Osaka's tallest skyscraper, and also Japan's tallest building. It has multi...

This theatre was built in 1987 and has since become famous for Yoshimoto style Japanse comedy. Mo...

This is a straightforward commercial complex. Lots of restaurants for eating, including many inte...

The Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine is one of Japan's oldest shrines. It was founded in the 3rd cent...

The bright red Ferris Wheel of the Hep Five shopping mall is the building's main landmark. At its...

There are over 4000 items on exhibit in this museum on Japanese coin and currency. The collection...

Midosuji Street is Osaka's main road stretching approximately 4 kilometres. It was opened in the ...

This 150 metre long arcade is famed manly for all the stores selling kitchenware and cooking impl...

Located across from the moat of the Osaka Castle Park, the modern style museum building has some ...

The Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street is arguably the longest shopping street in Japan. It is a co...

Opened in 1929, this was the world's first department store to open at a railway terminal. Most o...

Stretched out along the length of the Okawa River for four kilometres, this park has roughly 4700...

The Neo-Renaissance style architecture of this elegant and solemn looking building, with columns ...