Multi-level entertainment complex in Umeda offering bowling, arcade games, karaoke, billiards, darts, and the all-you-can-play sports zone “Spocha.” Some areas are open 24 hours.

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 truly unique office building in Osaka, famous for having a highway running through its 5th to 7th floors. This 16-story structure has become a symbol of Japanese urban ingenuity. While you can’t enter the building as a tourist, it's a popular spot for snapping photos from nearby streets or pedestrian bridges. 💴 Entry fee: None (view from outside only) 🎯 Touristy?: Moderately touristy. A quirky photo spot often sought out by architecture lovers and travelers hunting for unusual sights