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Osaka Castle, the residence of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the unifying emperor of Japan, and the battlefield of the Battle of Osaka in both summer and winter, has become an indispensable symbol of Osaka and is deeply loved by its citizens.

The name Tsutenkaku means "a tall building that reaches into the clouds." When visiting Tsutenkaku, be sure to climb the special observation deck, Temporakuen, to enjoy the magnificent views of Osaka.

If you're looking to sample local cuisine during your trip to Osaka, Kuromon Market is an absolute must-visit! Kuromon Market is known as the "Kitchen of Osaka," and its dazzling array of Osaka specialties will leave you breathless. In addition, it offers a wide variety of à la carte dishes, comparable to those found in Shinsekai restaurants.

One of the best places to enjoy a panoramic view of Osaka's nightscape is the "Floating Garden Observatory" at the Umeda Sky Building. Located a little further out from the center of Umeda, the Umeda Sky Building offers stunning views of the city's dazzling nightscape amidst a cluster of buildings.

Osaka is also known as the "Food Capital," meaning it boasts a vast array of delicious food, and people often spend a lot of money. If you want to fully experience Osaka's culinary scene, Dotonbori in the Minami Ward is highly recommended. This vibrant area is home to numerous restaurants serving Osaka's signature dishes, such as takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu.

Tsurumi Green Park was built on the site of the 1990 World Expo's "International Garden and Greenery Exposition". The park's rolling hills, rose gardens and Japanese gardens complement each other, creating a breathtaking landscape that makes you want to capture it with your camera.

Nakanoshima Park is often hailed as an urban oasis. Despite being located in a bustling city filled with skyscrapers, it remains a spacious park where one can relax and breathe fresh air.

Tennoji Zoo, located in a bustling city, is a large-scale zoo and the third oldest zoo in Japan. Visitors can see a wide variety of animals, such as the "African Savannah" area where lions and giraffes are commonly seen, and the "Asian Rainforest" area where elephants roam.

The Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, located in Osaka's South Port, is often hailed as the best aquarium in Asia. It boasts one of the world's largest aquariums, housing over 30,000 marine species. The exhibits are cleverly designed, with each area recreating the natural habitat of different animals as closely as possible.

The Tempozan Ferris Wheel is 100 meters in diameter and the entire ride takes approximately 15 minutes. You can enjoy panoramic views of Osaka, and there are also transparent observation cabins for an even more thrilling experience. At night, you can enjoy the stunning nightscape and create a romantic atmosphere. At night, the Ferris wheel is brilliantly lit, resembling a giant kaleidoscope of art. Recommended itinerary: Visit the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan first, then ride the Tempozan Ferris Wheel.