Why Osaka is a must-see for Japanese travel?

In Japanese history, there are many ancient capitals in Kansai region (West Japan), including Kyoto, Kobe and Nara. In this region, Osaka is developing into an economic, industrial and world trade center. In modern Japan, Osaka still plays a leading role in these fields.

Today, many world-leading companies, research institutions and individuals are active in various fields in Osaka. Osaka is proud of its 24-hour Kansai International Airport, highly developed railway network and food culture. Osaka welcomes tourists from all over the world with "hospitality".

Osaka attracts people from all over the world by holding various international activities and new projects. For example, Japan World Expo (1970), International Landscaping Expo (1990), APEC Summit (1994), World Athletics Championships (2007), G20 Summit (20 19), Rugby World Cup (20655)

Developed traffic

Kansai International Airport provides direct services to 74 cities in 27 countries and many cities in Japan. This airport is the hub of Asia, providing a large number of flights to the Asia-Pacific region, only 30 minutes from Osaka.

First-class conference facilities and accommodation.

Osaka has first-class conference and event facilities, including the most advanced Osaka International Convention Center, Convention and Exhibition Center, Osaka Central Hall, Osaka International Exchange, Asia-Pacific Trade Center and Osaka Kyocera Dome.

Besides owning some of the most famous hotels in the world, there are many reasonably priced accommodations here. There are about 50,000 rooms in the city, and there must be something suitable for every tourist.

Competition, security and friendliness

Japan is not as expensive as you think. Prices are very stable, and air tickets and hotel prices are globally competitive. In fact, Osaka is one of the most affordable cities in Japan, although it is the second largest city in Japan. Japan is also very safe, its citizens are honest and trustworthy, and there are few street crimes. Osaka people are famous for their friendliness, and English is widely used and understood.

Colorful tourist attractions

Osaka has been the center of economic and cultural development for many centuries. There are many traditional and modern tourist attractions here, including Lewen Palace (a traditional puppet theater designated as an intangible cultural asset by UNESCO), Osaka Castle, Dotonbori, Universal Studios Osaka, and the landmark of Osaka-Tsukuba. There are always surprises waiting for you to discover here.

Charming and delicious food shopping

Osaka is famous for its rich food culture and is a gourmet paradise, providing guests with the best ingredients from land to sea. Shopping is also a great pleasure in this city because it is a famous shopping city. The city has the largest underground shopping mall and the longest shopping center in Japan, as well as many department stores, direct stores and stores selling top fashion brands, and of course, the famous Japan Bridge Consumer Electronics District.