From Osaka Castle to the vibrant Dotonbori district, here are five sites you need to see in Japan's third-largest metropolis!

at Nishikujo Station and get off at Osaka Station On the morning of the second day, start from the Umeda Sky Building, a landmark in the Osaka Kita area. The Floating Garden Observatory is located on ...

While merely the 19th-tallest skyscraper in Osaka, the Umeda Sky is certainly one of the most recognizable — two 40-story towers connected with a series of bridges and two glass escalators. The ...

The Umeda Sky Building, an architectural symbol of Osaka completed in 1993, consists of two 40-story skyscrapers bridged at their upper reaches by a structure known as the Floating Garden Observatory.

Do you prefer a quiet neighborhood where ... You’ll find attractions such as: Nakanoshima Umeda Sky Building Kids Plaza Osaka ...

Underground, there are markets and restaurants designed to recall early 20th-century Osaka. The 173-meter Umeda Sky Building is one of the most recognizable parts of Osaka’s skyline and ...

One of the most popular high-rises in Osaka, often serving as a landmark of the city, the Umeda Sky Building might just remind you of the eerily catastrophic world of Hunger Games. With as many as 40 ...

Previously, we spoke about 15 things you can do in Tokyo, which lies in the Kanto region of Japan. So, how about its opposite, the Kansai region, particularly Osaka? Personally ... two areas — ...

It offers blockbuster views over western Osaka – spot the robot-like Umeda Sky Building – as well as being a great spot to catch the sunset. During the Edo period in Japan (1601-1867), Osaka ...

Add in traditional cultural treasures and zany, only-in-Japan experiences, and it’s no surprise Osaka’s star is now on the rise. Explore the map and find things to do in Osaka. Acquaint ...