Walking around Dotonbori

Dotonbori, with its huge three-dimensional billboards such as Shochikuza, Kani Douraku, and the Glico sign, is a representative downtown area of ​​Osaka's Minami district. Restaurants of various genres line both sides of Dotonbori Street, and the area is bustling all year round.

Eat your fill in Dotonbori!
Okonomiyaki and Teppanyaki
Bonkuraya Dotonbori branch

This is a restaurant where you can enjoy Osaka's specialty "okonomiyaki." You can enjoy a new type of okonomiyaki with a fluffy and creamy texture that uses plenty of yam, as well as original teppanyaki dishes!

Shinsekai Janjan Yokocho
At Kushikatsu Katsudai
Dotonbori store

This is a kushikatsu restaurant where you can enjoy Osaka's famous kushikatsu right in front of the Dotonbori River. They have a wide selection of items, including some unique varieties of Osaka's famous kushikatsu! Enjoy Osaka by the Dotonbori River, eating and drinking while looking out at the river!

Hozenji Yokocho

Hozenji Yokocho. Although it is located near Dotonbori where many people come and go, the atmosphere here is a little different, with red lanterns, cobblestone streets, and Hozenji Temple, famous for Mizukake Fudo-san, creating a truly Japanese atmosphere. Not only can you enjoy the streetscape, but there are also many delicious Osaka gourmet dishes on offer, making it even more lively at lunch and dinner time.

Lunch at Maguro Ittetsu
Sennichimae branch of
Standing Sushi

This is a sushi izakaya where you can enjoy sushi carefully prepared by a sushi chef. We also recommend rare cuts of tuna such as tuna throat meat, which is hard to find, as well as creative dishes such as "magugyu" which is almost like meat, and sushi with fresh ingredients!

Tsutenkaku Walk

If you visit Osaka, this is one of the must-see tourist spots. Tsutenkaku, towering over the center of the Shinsekai area, is a symbol of the city of Osaka. It is an essential spot for sightseeing in Osaka, combining a retro atmosphere with modern attractions.

New World Radium
Hot Springs

This retro public bath is located directly below Shinsekai Tsutenkaku, the symbol of Osaka. There is a large open-air bath where you can enjoy the view of Tsutenkaku and the Japanese garden, which is lit up at night.
This public bath has a highly concentrated artificial carbonated spring, commonly known as the Ramune bath.