Osaka Attractions

The Osaka Aquarium (in Japanese; Kaiyukan 海遊館) is located at the Tempozan Harbor Village at the Osaka's Bay Area. It is hailed a... Detail Page

The Osaka Bay (in Japanese; Osaka Bei Eria 大阪ベイエリア) area is a man-made, large area that consists of shopping malls, a Fe... Detail Page

Not only is Osaka Castle (in Japanese; Osaka Jyou 大阪城) the symbol of Osaka, it is one of Japan's most famous landmarks ... Detail Page

The Osaka Museum of History (in Japanese; Osaka Rekishi Bijyutsukan 大阪歴史博物館) was opened on November 3 in 2001. This muse... Detail Page

Opened in 1989, the Osaka Science Museum (in Japanese; Osaka Shiritsu Kagakukan 大阪市立科学館) is located at the Nakanoshima I... Detail Page

by Kansai explorer Osaka Station City is the major railway station/shopping mall located in the Umeda district, Osaka. It is also known... Detail Page

The Tenmangu Shrine (in Japanese; Tenmangu Jinja 天満宮, usually referred to as the "Osaka Tenmangu Jinja") in Osaka is believed to... Detail Page

The Peace Osaka is also known as the Osaka International Peace Center (in Japanese; Piisu Osaka ピースおおさか). It is a small ... Detail Page

The Shinsekai, which means "New World", is an old neighborhood next to South Osaka City's downtown area. It is called "New World" beca... Detail Page

Shitennoji Temple (in Japanese; Shiten No Ji Tera 四天王寺) is one of Japan's oldest temples (they claim to be "The Oldest"). It w... Detail Page

The Sumiyoshi Taisha (in Japanese; Sumi Yoshi Taisha Jinja 住吉大社) is one of the oldest and most famous amongst the two thousand... Detail Page

663highland (CC BY-SA 2.5) A castle was built here in 1526 by Atagi Haruoki and then conquered by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the late 1500&#... Detail Page