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Osaka City Area
Osaka city is the capital of Osaka Prefecture and a globally acclaimed commercial city. Its vibrant downtown areas, such as Umeda, are lined with department stores and cutting-edge large-scale complexes. Namba, the entertainment hub, and Tennoji, home to one of the largest skyscrapers in western Japan, are among the many areas crammed with gourmet food and nightlife spots. The bay area also boasts a wide range of facilities for families to enjoy, including theme parks and an aquarium. The city also has many historical buildings scattered throughout, from shrines and temples to Osaka Castle.
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Northern Area
Japan’s first large-scale new town was developed on the lush, expansive Senri Hills, making this an area where nature and urbanity are fused together. Large parks such as Expo’70 Commemorative Park, Hattori Ryokuchi Park, and Dam Park Ibakita are ideal for outdoor activities. In the suburbs, you will find beautiful scenery in places like Minoh Falls and Nose Satoyama, which are great spots for hiking and other activities. There are also day-trip hot spring facilities scattered throughout the area, making it a place where you can refresh both body and mind.
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Eastern Area
This area is blessed with both bountiful manufacturing and great places to live. Higashiosaka and Yao are home to small- and medium-sized enterprises with advanced technology for everything from everyday items to space exploration. Kadoma, the home of a major electronics manufacturer, has been a leader Japan’s technological innovation. Kashiwara is one of Osaka’s leading grape-producing areas. Hirakata Park, a historic amusement park, is also a popular spot for families. There’s a wealth of historical sites and festivals too, so this is an area full of big dreams and energy.
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Southeastern Area
This area is full of profound charm, where magnificent historical heritage blends harmoniously with the abundant nature of Mt. Katsuragi and the Kongo Mountain Range. There are many long-established temples and shrines, streetscapes with Edo-period atmosphere like the Jinaimachi area of Tondabayashi City, and ancient places associated with Prince Shotoku. Kawachinagano City and Chihayaakasaka Village are home to beautiful mountains at the foot of Mt. Kongo, and they continue to preserve the beautiful seasonal scenery that is sometimes said to be Japan’s original landscape.
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Sakai City Area
This area is rich in history and tradition. It is home to the world’s largest tomb, Emperor Nintoku’s Mausoleum, and the World Heritage-listed Mozu Tombs. Historic temples, shrines, and the refined tea culture of Sen no Rikyu also reflect its deep cultural roots. The area is equally known for its craftsmanship and manufacturing—guns, cutlery, and bicycles remain thriving traditional industries. Along the coast, large industrial zones stretch across the landscape, while inland areas focus on machinery and metalworking.
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Southern Area
Located next to Wakayama Prefecture and framed by the sea and mountains, southern Osaka is home to Kansai International Airport—the gateway to the Kansai region. Blessed with an abundance of fresh local produce, the area has long supported Osaka’s rich food culture. Along the coast are plenty of spots for swimming, fishing, and camping, creating a lively atmosphere that blends nature and industry. The region is also renowned for the Kishiwada Danjiri Festival, a thrilling event that embodies the community’s strong spirit and deep-rooted traditions.
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