A retro district with a "shitamachi" (old downtown) feel, designed in the early 1900s to evoke the streets of Paris and New York.

An iconic, multi-story discount megastore situated right on the Dotonbori canal, easily identified by its massive yellow "Ebisu Tower" Ferris wheel.

A legendary 600-meter-long covered shopping arcade that has served as Osaka’s primary retail artery for centuries.

A themed bar-club located in Shinsaibashi, Osaka, fully decorated in pink. Known for its ultra-Instagrammable aesthetic, pop/EDM music, and colorful cocktails. The atmosphere is light and festive—perfect for girls’ nights out or grabbing a drink in a kitschy, fun setting. 💴 Entrance fee: Free 🍹 Cocktails: Around ¥800–1,200 👥 Tourist level: Fairly touristy – very popular with young people, influencers, and international visitors looking for a visual and playful experience.

A trendy district often called Osaka’s answer to Harajuku, known for its alternative fashion, street art, and vintage shops. The vibe is young, creative, and a bit chaotic. You’ll also find cafés, thrift stores, clubs, and galleries. It’s the perfect spot to see Osaka’s youth culture in full swing. 👥 Tourist level: Very touristy – popular with young locals, influencers, and travelers curious about Japanese urban culture.